What product has a deeper trough with more slush capacityfor us living in sever/wet winters?
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It does contains the slush, doesn't go on the floor around it, but sometimes I have to mop it due an overabundance caused by the severe winter we have had. No problem really, does it a great job.
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We live in the North West. The Auto Floor Guard fits perfect in the garage and the slush, snow remaine inside the barriers surrounding the perimeter of the guard. Works like the litature said.
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We live in the midwest (Iowa) and have had a LOT of snow. THis floor guard has been a lifesaver. If it starts to get full with liquid, we use the wet/dry vac to clean it off. It has never "overflowed". I don't know if there is a deeper mat. Hope this helps answer your question.
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It all depends on how deep and how wet the snow is. If you're trying to plow an inch of slush, yes, it clogs easily. If you're plowing 5, 6, 7 inches of "fluffy" snow, you should have no problem. If most of the snow in your region is heavy & wet, you'd be better off with a larger, heavier duty model. Hope this helps. Whatever you decide, good luck.
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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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I would suggest Loctite 243 Medium Treadlocker. Has highest temperature range for any blue Loctite and has high oil tolerance.
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I dont know. I think you should be searching for saltwater pool winterizing kit
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Seems SL6 might be overkill for a glider. Any DOT 4 should be more than adequate. If you store the glider outside or go long periods without use, I'd flush the fluid often. That will do a better job of preventing corrosion than going to a higher cost fluid. That being said, I have used the SL6 in all my vehicles for years and am pleased with the results.
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I wasn't impressed with the Hankook and sent back. I reordered the Mastercraft Glacier Grip II Winter Radial Tire. They are studable and I had 2 of them studded. I liked so well that I ordered 4 more for my girlfriends car and studded 2 of them. We both commute 150 miles a day in opposite direction and live on top of a mountain. I don't worry about her getting stuck anymore. In short, the Glacier grip will get you where you want to go and back home better that any other I have tried and they wear good for a snow tread.
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other than the liquid metal which has it's own set of issues this is probably the better choice, arctic silver is very good too but is somewhat conductive
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It's hard to guess. But if you've been doing your own shoveling up to now. this would probably work for you. I would consider a smaller size how ever. Suncast SF1725 17.5-Inch No Lift Easy Glide Snow Shovel Blade Scoop with Wear Strip. (I don't have experience with that.) One thing this type shovel is good for larger areas but harder for detail work. (Stairs corners etc.) Also don't fill it until you can't move it and Pam or other spray will help keep it slick to remove wet snow.
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yeti all the way. http://www.yeticoolers.com/categories/Tundra-Series/ bottom of the page. RB
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I've owned the Toro 1800 older model (38025) for around ten years. Live in the snow belt of Northern Michigan (we had nine inches today) and have a driveway with afton stone. My faithful Toro has done a great job of clearing the snow from my drive all these years, but the other day had one stone too many and I cracked the blades. I can get replacement blades and have it fixed (and probably will) but am also seriously looking at the newer model 38371. I looked at the Worx, which has steel blades, but Toro has been so trouble free over all these years, that I'll stick with the brand. BTW, it easily handles 12 inches of dry snow and can even carve through drifts with a bit of patience on the operator's part. EDIT: As it turned out, it would cost me $150 to have my old Toro fixed. No brainer: ordered the 38371 and happy dance, it will be here this Saturday.
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I use a 250W pond deicer with a built-in thermostat purchased from Jeffers Livestock for around $40. It's smaller than most of the deicers I've seen. My husband cut a little notch in the rim of the bucket for the cord, to allow the lid to fit. It sits in the middle of the nipples on the bottom of the bucket. Been using this system for 3 winters. Works great!
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Very small amounts 1" or less will work with this machine if it is not to wet. It does not do well with very wet snow (almost slush) as it jams the ejector tube. It does not do well with packed snow as it won't break it loose from the surface.
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QVC has a great laser based unit. But it does not move to give the snowfall effect. It is about $30.00 more. I use both on my home and it looks great. If you do this you will be crowned Christmas King of your neighborhood. Lol
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Yes,with minor snow levels( 4 inches ), or light snow, vrs heavy wet snow. It is not meant for major snow removal.
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Neither. These are metallic and therefore able to transfer electricity extremely easily. I would not suggest using any metallic-based solution for cooling a de-lid unless you have enough money put back for another processor should the first attempt at applying this liquid not go according to plan. Think near-mercury consistency. However, this being said, PRO has a slight lead over the Ultra, due to significant higher level of thermal conductivity. If you're de-lidding you're looking for greatest performance gain, PRO is the better choice for this. Best solution would be to use PRO and a good closed-loop liquid cooling system without de-lidding.