i do my own snow removal most of the time. why don't you list the woight of any of the shevels?
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I do not know how much it weighs but it is light enough that my husband used it on our carport roof.
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It will get tiring if you're just trying to use one hand... but if you position the handle properly (eg. I'm 5'4" so needed to mount the handle lower), and use good body mechanics (eg. no reaching and/or overextending), this thing is effortless.
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Make sure to remove snow before it gets to 6 inches. It is a single stage and does not do well beyond 6
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Hello, this machine does make snow like shavings, and i also discovered that you can adjust it, but if i were you I'll just leave it as it came. I also was looking for a snocone machine like this, and i love it!!!Please don't hesitate on asking any other questions. And I'll answer the best i can.
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you should have cleared the snow after using it, I suggest you clear the snow away.
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It does not work well in wet snow, primarily because the chute keeps clogging. Beyond that, it works harder so I have actually had the battery run out on me just short of finishing my driveway due to the intensity/thickness of the snow. But you know, even struggling through the wet snow with this is SO MUCH BETTER than struggling to shovel the wet stuff. It's still faster, easier on my back, and less difficult.
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I do not have solar panels on my roof, and my thought would to let the snow melt by it self, but if I were going to use a snow rake, it would be this one. I found an article on the web that referenced this snow rake for snow removal on solar panels. http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10156471-54.html If you were to use it you would have to be very, very careful to be sure that the bottom of the blade was lowered so the sharp corners of the rake do not touch the panels. Also, if you received heavy resistance when pulling the rake down, I would stop and lift it off rather than putting extra possible pressure on the panels. Good luck. I do not have solar panels on my roof, and my thought would to let the snow melt by it self, but if I were going to use a snow rake, it would be this one. I found an article on the web that referenced this snow rake for snow removal on solar panels. http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10156471-54.html If you were to use it you would have to be very, very careful to be sure that the bottom of the blade was lowered so the sharp corners of the rake do not touch the panels. Also, if you received heavy resistance when pulling the rake down, I would stop and lift it off rather than putting... » Read More I do not have solar panels on my roof, and my thought would to let the snow melt by it self, but if I were going to use a snow rake, it would be this one. I found an article on the web that referenced this snow rake for snow removal on solar panels. http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10156471-54.html If you were to use it you would have to be very, very careful to be sure that the bottom of the blade was lowered so the sharp corners of the rake do not touch the panels. Also, if you received heavy resistance when pulling the rake down, I would stop and lift it off rather than putting extra possible pressure on the panels. Good luck. « Show Less
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No it doesn't, but I picked one up at etrailer.com The blade works great. Last year we had a storm that dropped 2 feet of snow and I had no problem making big snow banks.
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I would suggest talking with customer support at the manufacture. I have not used mine all winter but will be using mine at least by May. I am waiting for the snow to melt.
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If you just replaced the paddles and not the scraper blade together what happens is that as the auger turns the paddle it will throw the snow some toward your feet because of the worn scraper blade and some at the chute. Therefore it will leave some snow behind. Just one quick note these snow throwers don't really do a 100 % removal on uneven surfaces. Mine has done fine for the last 2 years.
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We are in the south, but I would think it would be the same for the north - keep a watch on it, and remove snow from it as soon as possible - don't let it sit on it for prolonged periods. Jakedogs2 is probably the best/smartest answer, if you can do that.
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Hi, I have not put it out yet. I am waiting for the snow to melt. Then I tend to mount it to a post and monitor it with a trail camera.
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Any video of the Blizzard SR should be fairly accurate on how it operates. It plows best in light, dry, fluffy snow. Heavy wet snow really bogs it down.
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Honestly, I haven't used the light because I only shovel during the daylight hours and my yard is under a street lamp. I guess if you had minimal lighting conditions it would be useful. I love the Snow Joe and laugh at people lifting shovels....not me.
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Wonderfully! However if you're looking to remove snow, I would recommend a shovel as opposed to this item.
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I haven't used it yet. I got it to use for catching melting snow in my garage and didn't have any snow after I received it. Ill have to wait til next winter to try it out. Sorry
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I have never owned a snowblower before this husquarvatna and admittedly cannot hep. Sorry.
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Eric: Sorry but the boat was just winterized, shrink wrapped and put away. I have no way to get into it until early next spring. I am inclined to believe that it probably is not included since the Navionics I bought is only for the North East.