Can this be used on gravel driveway or grass?
883358
NO it has small wheels on it. They work ok on pavement but work the best on a hard wood floor.
883359
No it does not work of gravel or grass. You need to be on a surface where you can rock the "steering wheel" back and forth to keep it moving
883360
No, it will on carpet but with great resistance. A hard surface is best. My little ones use the concrete drive and sidewalk with no effort at all.
1893034
I think you could but I never tried. The bigger wheels should make it easier than the small wheel. Uneven dirt and grass yes. Real loose gravel could be a problem.
1958348
If you are using to spread gravel on a driveway, you don't need any extra weight. You can add a cinder block to the back of the blade if you need. I did not use any added weight doing my drive that is at least 250-300 yards long.
1361449
Works very well on gravel, I guess that depends on the user. I own my own landscape company and have several. Very well built and a huge time saver. hope that helped.
2026487
Probably not. The wheels are pretty small. Its rough on a gravel lot but easy on grass or pavement
435106
For my son (6 yr old) it works on pavement only or on the deck. Did not work on grass nor gravel.
149447
It would depend on the size/weight of the gravel. If you only need a blower with a relatively low speed, I suggest you look at cheaper blowers.
2269813
I would think so, my driveway isn't gravel, but it's in pretty rough shape and uneven in a lot of places. Having lived at places with gravel drives, as long as it's fairly level I wouldn't see it being a huge issue. Throwing a rock could break the plastic snow chute in cold temps, though.
938095
So far we have only used it on concrete, but it's a sturdy thing, I would think it'd be ok on gravel...don't know from experience though
358060
I would not trust this to move dirt and rocks. They do make another plow that is a bit more expensive for that. Your local tractor dealer should have it or be able to order it.
991220
Not that I'm aware about the height adjustment. As for the gravel driveway, I would not know how the wheels would work. Since it's over snow, I do not think it matters regardless of the machine type. I'm looking into a Snow Joe SJ620 in addition to my Toro electric.
72119
Although I can't say for sure how it would do on a gravel driveway, I have had a few pet strollers over the years (including a couple from Pet Gear) and found that rolling them on more rugged surfaces was not good for the stroller. The wheels became misaligned and made it harder to steer the stroller.
2079280
No, don't use on loose rock or gravel. The loose material will be thrown at great speed by the augers. It may just be an electric snow blower but it will pick up loose material and send it sailing. Could break windows or hit persons in the area. Only use on a hard surface, such as cement or blacktop.
10923
These can certainly be used outside, but they need a good flat surface - so not gravel or loose dirt. They work great on asphalt, concrete, and seamless wood.
832618
Sorry for late response- we have it on gravel. It is heavy-duty. It really was a great decision for us.
2067898
It should work on gravel as long as you've got enough weight on the wheel, which usually means and even weight load across the axle. If one drive wheel is on firm ground and the other is spinning, you're going to be out of luck.
85208
Ours has been driven on grass but performs better on pavement or concrete. It really slows the speed.