The information says that it's "Ideal for quick snow pickups on decks, steps, patios and sidewalks." Any reason you couldn't use it on the driveway?
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Difficult to answer without more information. The shovel is only 13 inches wide, so you're not moving a lot of snow with a single sweep. You also need an extension cord that is long enough to reach the end of the driveway. And, possibly you need a lot of energy and time. So, it depends upon the size of the driveway. You could use it on a driveway. However, respectfully consider that you could, theoretically, dig the Grand Canyon with a spoon! ;-) Best of luck, whatever you decide.
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I have a double car width driveway that fits 4-5 cars. I prefer using a 11hp gas snowblower to make quick work of it (or would even prefer using a snow shovel sled). If i had a single car driveway (or only wanted to clear space for a single car - eg. like some houses in nyc outter boroughs), this would be perfect.
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You can certainly use it on a driveway but, depending on how long your driveway is, you will need a long extension cord.
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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.
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We have not used them outside. Only at the roller rink. They are very good quality so I think you could use them on the sidewalk/driveway.
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yes,but be sure not to drive on driveway before removing snow because machine will not remove packed snow.
1223263
I definitely would not have them use it in the driveway. This made of cheap, hollow plastic. The joints break easily. He bought this goal for driveway play. Mylec Deluxe Hockey Goal Set
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Part of my driveway is gravel. I do have to push down on the handles to slightly lift the front end of the snowblower to avoid picking up too much gravel. This would a problem with any snowblower in my opinion. Overall I really like my Husqvarna. It does a great job. --ST
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Our grandsons use it on our long paved driveway. I think it would be okay over grass depending on how long the grass and rough the terrain. I wouldn't say it's designed to do that.
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We've used this for pulling vehicles out of the sand at the beach. It should be ok in snow as well.
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I live in Rhode Island ( New England ) , I am just going to be using it for our Driveway which is not huge, I just think it is time my husband does not have to kill himself shoveling. He is turning 60 in April and I would like him around a lot longer. So many people have Heart Attack's w/snow. Question; Is this good for a small driveway?BethRhode Island
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The wheels are not motorized so I really not sure how well that would work, however if the ground is frozen I suppose it would work. I like that's its light enough to carry up and down stairs so I can do my driveway and my second story deck at the back of my house too.
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In my opinion I don't think it is sturdy enough to handle snow. Possibly but I wouldn't try it. Maybe a light amount of salt for quick distribution if you want to try that.
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I would suggest you check with the manufacturer to be 100% sure. My disclaimer answer would be "NO", its not intended for outdoor use. But if you are using it in a dry setting where there is absolutely no water, liquids, snow near or touching it, I don't see why it would be a problem.
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Hi: I love my little Toro Power Shovel, but I would hesitate using it on a gravel driveway and this is why: When I use it, I tend to set it on the ground and push it back and forth, just like a vacuum, and it "vacuums" the snow off of the ground. Because it is resting on the ground, it makes the job much less strenuous. But, in your case, I would guess that it would also "vacuum" the gravel along with the snow. To try and hold it up one inch off of the ground would, I think, be quite tiresome. It isn't terribly heavy, but you would quickly get winded by holding it up and shoveling with it. It think that this would even be harder than using a snow shovel, thereby defeating the whole purpose of having a machine. Sorry, but I don't think it is a good tool for your application.
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Yes. It can be used on a cement driveway. This was honestly the best Iinvestment I made for winter snow falls.
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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.
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I have a small cement driveway and cement sidewalk. It worked great unless you hit an uneven patch...but thats just my ground issue. Last year we had a horrible winter in the tri state area, and this was a god send especially when we had a large amount fall overnight.
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It would certainly have no issue with snow/rain etc - very good surface on the ramp. You would need to check it is long enough for your application