Description
Brave BRPTL140H Overview
The Brave BRPTL140H is a debris truck loader for lawn care crews and property upkeep teams, built to shred, load and move leaves and yard waste with minimal labor. A 390cc Honda GX390 engine with recoil start drives the unit, which is rated at 3,500 CFM. Its 5/16-inch steel impeller shreds debris at a 12:1 ratio, shrinking the volume of material so the truck holds more before it needs to be emptied and crews make fewer stops to offload.
Material is drawn in through an 8-inch by 10-foot clear urethane hose, which lets the operator spot and clear blockages quickly. The heavy-duty steel unit sits on a standard skid mount base that keeps it secure during loading and transport, and it is compatible with an optional tailgate mount (BRPDL-TGMK). Two control handles make the unit easier to maneuver and position accurately, the engine and controls are easy to reach for adjustments and maintenance, and the housing uses a replaceable 12-gauge steel liner. Brave optimized the loader to work with its BRPB160H walk-behind blower; used together, the two form a full debris clearing and collection system that can reduce cleanup time and crew size, in some cases turning a big job into a one-person task.
Key Features
- Honda GX390 390cc recoil-start engine with a 3,500 CFM rating.
- 5/16-inch steel impeller with a 12:1 shredding ratio for longer runs between dumps.
- 8-inch by 10-foot clear urethane intake hose for easy blockage spotting.
- Two control handles for easier, more accurate maneuvering.
- Skid mount base as standard, compatible with the optional BRPDL-TGMK tailgate mount.
- Heavy-duty steel construction with a replaceable 12-gauge steel housing liner.
- Simple access to the engine and controls for adjustments and maintenance.
Who It’s For
The BRPTL140H is for lawn care crews and property maintenance teams handling large leaf and yard debris cleanups. It is a natural partner for owners of the Brave BRPB160H walk-behind blower who want a complete clearing and collection setup with a smaller crew.
Specifications
| Brand | Brave |
| Model | BRPTL140H |
| Product Category | Truck Loader |
| Engine Brand | Honda |
| Engine | GX390 |
| Displacement | 390cc |
| Starter | Recoil |
| CFM | 3,500 |
| Diameter | 16 In. |
| Impeller | 5/16 In. Steel |
| Shredding Ratio | 12:1 |
| Fuel Tank Size | 6.9 Qt. |
| Hose Size | 8 In. x 10 Ft. Clear Urethane |
| Mounting | Skid Mount Standard; Optional Tailgate Mount Available |
| Replaceable Housing Liner | 12 Gauge Steel |
| Max Operating Slope | 25 Degrees |
| Dry Weight | 244 Lbs. |
| Shipping Restriction | Unable to ship to California |
Frequently asked questions
How powerful is the Brave 3,500 CFM debris truck loader?
The BRPTL140H is rated at 3,500 CFM and driven by a 390cc Honda GX390 engine with recoil start. It uses a 16-inch diameter impeller to shred, load and move leaves and yard debris.
What shredding ratio does the BRPTL140H have?
Its 5/16-inch steel impeller shreds debris at a 12:1 ratio, shrinking the volume of material so the truck holds more before it needs to be emptied and crews make fewer stops to offload.
What intake hose does the BRPTL140H use?
Material is drawn in through an 8-inch by 10-foot clear urethane hose. Because the hose is clear, the operator can spot and clear blockages quickly.
How does the Brave 3,500 CFM loader mount on a truck?
A skid mount base is standard and keeps the 244 lb unit secure during loading and transport. It is also compatible with an optional tailgate mount (BRPDL-TGMK), and two control handles make it easier to position accurately.
Does the BRPTL140H work with a Brave blower?
Brave optimized the loader to work with its BRPB160H walk-behind blower. Used together, the two form a debris clearing and collection system that the listing says can reduce cleanup time and crew size, in some cases turning a big job into a one-person task.
What maintenance items does the BRPTL140H list?
The housing uses a replaceable 12-gauge steel liner, and the engine and controls are easy to reach for adjustments and maintenance. The specifications also list a 6.9 Qt. fuel tank and a maximum operating slope of 25 degrees.
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