Would this work well on a dirt driveway?
1530470
I think so...you might have to tilt it back and slightly raise the lip up just a little. I am assuming your dirt driveway it pretty flat/smooth.
1530471
Yes, we have a dirt driveway and this works well. The area we keep clear is too large to manage with a snow shovel, but with this device we don't have to hire a snowplow, or walk around freezing breathing fumes from a snowblower...
1530472
I do not know about a dirt driveway, Everything we use it for is paved. We love it, our neighbors would like to borrow it or buy one when they see us use it.
1530473
I would think so.I use it on grass and it works great. This thing really moves a lot of snow with very little effort.
1530474
It would work a lot better than a normal snow shovel....If you angle the handle down, then it keeps the blade of the scoop from 'digging in'. The scoop would kind of glide over the top of the snow and the snow would slide up into the scoop. When its full, then you can guide it over to where you want to dump it...never having to lift heavy snow. I love it.
1461619
Mine works OK on a gravel driveway. It is a little harder to push than on a paved surface, though. I like this little stroller, and it works for what we need it for. Hope this helps.
1231415
We've used ours on our driveway/sidewalks and not had any trouble. If you have hardwood floors, just be sure to wipe off the wheels bc any grains/dirt that embeds in the rubber wheels tends to scratch the floor.
440951
I've never tried it but I doubt if it will work in dirt. Since it is not contained by the walls of a pipe I though it would be almost impossible to control. Just my opinion.
868843
we have a moderately sloped driveway... it goes up it just fine (though, certainly slower than it does going back down the driveway!).
1999209
Yes, provided you have a good incline. My 2 year old grandson loves to see how far he can go. The car sits pretty low, though, so the grass should not be very thick. I think it would also work great in a long driveway or patio surface.
1520324
It should. you might have to step on it with more weight, but it can handle about any kind of dirt (soft or hard) that Ive used it on.
372812
This works great on my driveway up to 3 inches if it is a light snow. On heavy snow, it is hard to push. I do not have sidewalks so I can not help you on that question.
427811
Maybe. It depends on the snow. If it is fresh powdery snow, not a problem. This will leave a nice clean surface. If it is heavy wet snow, it might leave on patches of snow, but it will clean quite well. With that said, if you drive or walk over the snow and it gets compacted, there is a good chance this, and any other machine or shovel, will have difficulty getting down to bare sidewalk.
1797629
Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
648629
It is a sturdy devise, but have not tried it on dirt. If it is packed and not rocky, I would think it might be okay. It is not sturdy if not fitted correctly. Andreana
1044520
I would think so b/c I used it on a cement driveway and on a wood deck without any problems.
2128023
This item works well on paved driveways and sidewalks for snow about 1-6 inches deep. It's pretty powerful and proven to be reliable over the last 2 seasons. Small peebles on the driveway won't mess with this much but I wouldn't use it over a gravel driveway.
2251887
Not really. The wheels are very slippery so tall or wet grass won't work. Mud is out of question.
225270
If you are talking about riding down the beach or gravel more than an inch or so it probably would not work, but a dirt road would not be a problem. Our son also rode it through 3" grass and it slows down but still works.
1933233
Yes it will. The studded tires allow for that. Now, if the grass is tall, it might have more difficulty.
465003
I wouldn't use on heavy dirt. If u wanna just hose dirt of try there bug and tar remover. Worked good for my with bird crap and dirt from road and leaves. Car sits under a tree