would the hose/nozzle work for a salt brine mixture for ice prevention on a driveway?
293512
only if you dilute the mixture to a fine mist that will fit through the nozzle.
293513
It seems to only spray very liquified solutions. If, there are granules in your mixture, I would advise you to look elsewhere.
427810
It did not in my experience. It left a thin layer, which turned into ice. Either put salt down after you blow, or get a different blower. I decided to go for a more expensive gas model. This model was too much of a pain for me.
875079
I honestly don't know. It works very well to prevent freezing in a water line near the grounds surface. I doubt that it would meet your needs, but you might want to contact the manufacturer.
1697465
I dont know. I think you should be searching for saltwater pool winterizing kit
934062
Maybe depending on how long it is. However I would think it may get a little tangled like they always do. I have. Regular hose in mine but I would think one of those totally collapsible hoses would do great. Must say I love mine and it looks great in the yard even after being out all winter in the snow
310157
Says right in the product description the housing and impeller are aluminum. I doubt it would handle salt brine for very long.
893659
Yes. I used it last winter to break up thick ice in my driveway. Just be smart about the direction in which you apply force. Don't drive it straight down through the ice like a chisel. Instead drive the bar like a wedge between the asphalt and the ice mass. Follow the wisdom of Musashi and attack at the corners.
71515
It should, I have used to spread other ice melt products. You may have to declump sea salt if it is not uniformly pebble like.
1304703
I only use this product on my snow blower, stops ice build up & aids in preventing clogs in the discharge shute.
1409993
only used for rocks in my pool pipes , it creates a pulsing action while forcing the water forward, cant say what it would do if the pipe was completely blocked . i use for partially blocked lines . seems ice would still need time to melt . its a great tool for limited or soft blocks mostly .
1579418
Yes, as long as you have free flowing salt. I find it works best with Ice melt (not salt) as the size is more consistent.
203211
Rain and snow, but for salt, you should look for a rubber lock boot to slide over it. Salt will rust or oxidize anything. Either that or lots of oil to repel the sodium... Good luck my friend.
207608
Steve, Sorry to be so long in responding - I've been dealing with frozen/burst water pipe in our house. The sled should work with any fence - just need to ensure the fence faces to the left and right of the router bit are aligned relative to each other, e.g. no offsets, etc.
2019442
I think it will work just fine. For the longevity of the pump, as the water starts to ice up I would put it away until it melts.Great pump and well made!
965802
It should work there as well as driveway. The viscosity allows ready flow so it should fill a horizontal crack as well as a vertical. It is really solid when it dries.
2024404
I've seen freezing water burst metal pipe so I don't think I would depend on that part. However, I use this for the plumbing in my fish pond which just came through another nasty winter with no damage to this piping. I believe the reason is that I keep one end of the pipe open during the winter and make sure there is no water in the pipe above the waterline of the pond. This gives the ice room for expansion while the pond is frozen over.
1706687
Yes it will do frozen fruits, use the mincing nozzle. For slush, crushing ice, use the blank screen and no nozzle.