Will this system work on a slightly sloped driveway or does the driveway have to be exactly flat?
2014158
Our driveway has a slight slope to the street and it hasn't been a problem. You just have to make sure the ball doesn't bounce away ;)
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.
2014160
Not sure, mine never arrived. I've tried to contact the company but had no luck.
1187490
That is why I wanted it to mow a slope, and it did what I needed. It's very light weight and will take a while to accomplish your goal,but you don't have to bend over as much due to the wheels. In other words it's a weedeater with wheels.
1963544
I have only used them to level side to side. Just use them on the down side. As far as the forward slope that will need to be handled by the front jack. For sure to chock the uphill tires as well.
1766887
I personally haven't tried the pitching machine on a sloped yard, but after having the machine I wouldn't worry about a slight slope. The front base of the machine has 2 pointed things that you push in the ground. It digs in good and doesn't move when you're using the machine. You'll need to adjust the pitch based on the slope.
507634
We have a very slight slope in our yard and haven't had a problem, but the legs aren't adjustable, so it would be dangerous to put it someplace with a noticeable slope.
2116673
Sprayer settings are adjustable anywhere from a few inches to about 43-4 feet the way mine is installed. Mine is also installed on the flat not sure how it would work on a slope. If your water pressure is too high and you only have a few of the sprayers installed it can blow the sprayers apart and you will need to buy more.
422240
not really in my opinion. it won't give you the clearances you need to work under the car. it is designed to give just enough lift to remove a flat tire and replace it. you'll need regular ramps to accomplish your goal.
912381
Keep a sliding channel clear in the mound beside the driveway, on the downhill side if there is one. This works well on flat roofs too. This moves a lot of snow at once and you never have to pick the snow up. My old one just broke yesterday after many years, I am ordering a new one today.
1993315
I have a dirt driveway. Not gravel but certainly not paved either. My 1800 Power Curve has not been a problem. I have learned where specific embedded non-removable rocks are and have learned to avoid them easily enough. Hope that helps.
631790
I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
234329
I assume you have the black panel attached that runs across the front bottom. If I uses it on my concrete driveway they may "bounce" or roll out sometimes.... hasnt been a real problem for me...
407616
I would assume yes. It works perfectly in my above ground only the corners are a bit hard but that is due to the curve. An in-ground would be much easier! Enjoy!
1913932
I bought this for my grandkids and it is in a part of their paved drive. I can't imagine it on a slope, but I can't answer for sure. Sorry.
523283
There has to be some slope to the roof. I did my parents roof last night and their roof has a very very slight pitch. It took a little more effort since you have to pull the snow down rather than let gravity pull it down. But yes it works great!
43512
Yes the motion detector should work for this purpose as well. You will have to choose the correct spot in your driveway to sense the area where you want (the manual will guide you). Great system, should meet your needs.
2096599
I wouldn't set it on anything marked enough to be considered a slope. It needs to be pretty much even.
1808046
I didn't experiment too much to figure that out, but I do know at least 20 feet. That's how far the driveway is from when get to the corner of the house and it turns on. The sensor can be swiveled as well to the angle you want it to work the most.