will this work on aggregate driveway, or will it blast the stones out?
835168
this works like any pressure washer nozzle, but it rotates. If it isn't safe to use a pressure washer on your driveway you shouldn't use this one.That said, because it slides over the surface, it will be harder to move over the surface of an uneven driveway.
835169
If it loose aggregate, defiantly will blast the stones out. If it is held together with an epoxy base as some of the old pool decks were. probably will work if the driveway is in good condition.
835170
I too have the exposed aggregate type driveway. I have run only one panel about 15 feet long as a test before itgot cold. Had no problem with loss of stones. This with a washer rated at 2550psi. Works fine. I was concerned notenough pressure. Instructions that came with it do not list a min. pressure, only a max. of 3200 or3300 psi. I'm sold!
835171
I too have the exposed aggregate type driveway. I have run only one panel about 15 feet long as a test before it got cold. Had no problem with loss of stones. This with a washer rated at 2550psi. Works fine. I was concerned not enough pressure. Instructions that came with it do not list a min. pressure, only a max. of 3200 or3300 psi. I'm sold!
420522
My surface is concrete and it works very well. The abrasiveness of the concrete does wear the blade out eventually, but any hard, smooth surface should work well as long as the snow isn't over 3-4"
1797713
I think it would depend on size of gravel. When low-power blowing on street in front of my house, this gizmo will blow pebbles and small stones around; I have to be careful not to damage neighbors' cars (or mine).
1361000
it works great on any hard surface. concrete, asphalt, hard packed dirt. short grass pretty good. long grass and gravel probably hardly will wrk
888680
I roll it across my grass backyard all the time. The only issue is the solid wheels, stuff can bounce out of the tray. I'm not sure how it would be on a gravel driveway. The wheels might sink in depending on the weight it is carrying.
2079279
It will in all probability throw stones and gravel out at very high speed....would not recommend it for that type of surface.
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.
1597972
I would say it depends on the thickness of the ice. 1" or less it would work. Thicker than that and the only recourse is chopping. Gravel can be a pain in the winter as the plow guy needs to lift the blade a bit to keep the gravel out of the grass. Depending on the density of the driveway I would apply before the storm which would help.
1491239
Well it depends on how smooth it is. If the stones don't stick up too much and the surface isn't too rough it would probably be fine. It does however run best on smooth asphalt or concrete.
5208
Works fantastic on flat concrete and driveways. Not so well on pavement, too rocky. Hope this helps.
2079277
Nope, very dangerous idea. The machine will throw rocks as well as it does snow. You also stand a good chance of doing damage to the machine as well, not made for throwing solid objects (rocks & stones).
2014159
Our driveway is slightly sloped and it works great. You should have no problems, just fill it with water or sand and it does not budge.
503439
It works great in Driveways. The Ezy Roller is one of the best presents I ever bought my grandson!
1110333
I purchased this for removing pointing on stone wall, which I have not done yet. I did use it to break up some pieces of concrete curb at the end of my driveway. It did work, but I would say a larger tool would be better. I would say it will work in a pinch, but if you are looking for a tool specifically to demo concrete 4+ inches thick it is a bit light. If it is just tile on a 1" to 2" slab of concrete I think it would work great.
1603042
I would think it would work on any stone surface. It works great on my granite counters.
2093379
Probably not The hard chips from the stone would break the blades of the impeller. It is really only meant for wood dust.
2279341
The suction cup would work on a polished surface with no irregularities. I have doubts it would work on stone.Take into account that the suction cup is not indispensable for this caddy to be useful.