I saw this on a FB site which shows it plowing the snow from a sidewalk,....where do you get the plow extension for the front of it, ?
2017258
Not sure about that. search here on amazon, or try a hobby store. like tower hobbies or amainhobbies.com
2017259
Go to rc4wd.com, they have a snow plow kit for the scx10. It includes the plow itself and the adapter. If I remember right the plow and adapter are sold separately but both you can buy from rc4wd
2017260
http://store.rc4wd.com/RC4WD-Blade-Snow-Plow_p_3308.htmlThis is the link for the plow itself. https://store.rc4wd.com/Blade-Snow-Plow-Mounting-kit-for-Axial-SCX10_p_3399.htmlThis is the link for the adapter for the plow.
2017261
I'm not sure where they got it. Didn't know there was one available. You might try canyon hobbies.com.
1476102
Although I don't have sidewalks I use to edge where grass is over growing a gravel path. I think you'd find it a useful tool. It's very sturdy too.
2125862
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.
1957805
Go to Warn.com and go to the Pro Advantage section and find his specific vehicle make. The plow itself will work - but you have to buy the specific mount for your vehicle.
1444083
Many extension cords have a little plastic dimple on one end to help prevent you from plugging something into it backwards. You don't need that on the snow blower. I just took a razor knife and cut the dimple off. Works fine.
1647026
Don't know really, but I was pretty amazed today that we got through around 7 - 8 inches of heavy, wet snow today with our 13.5 amp here in Iowa. Just go kind of slow and don't overtax it. Beats shoveling although usually I would have done it before it got so deep.
1804188
MTD scraper? I don't understand the question. What this picture is showing looks like the rubber flapper that throws the snow. You need two. The scraper bar is a white plastic bar that mounts on the bottom front of the blower and scrapes the pavement. I wear thru one of those about every two years. I have only replaced the flappers about every ten years. This snow blower is 30+ years old. Still runs fine. (S-200 Toro)
810851
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.
466183
You have to buy one. I recommend a Coleman Cable 02569 12/3-Gauge High Visibility and Low Temperature Outdoor Extension Cord, 100-Feet. Thats the one I bought and works best with this snow blower for best performance. Also remember a trick by putting some wd-40 inside the tube the snow shoots out. It prevents snow/slush clogging.
1174168
Sorry, I'm no help either. I never thought to use it outside. One way to find out though!!! Let us know how it turns out.
813902
This photo is deciving. You do not get both items. You have to order front mount and push tube seperatley. With both items and the plow you can install on a UTV. A problem with this push tube is that it will bend easily. I had to place a X support at the upper section to keep if from bending on me.
720528
first of all. don't get a center mount. front mount kit works better, and it allows your plow to be raised off the ground much more. go to warn website to check compatibility with model and part numbers. that it's what I did and everything fits perfect and works as designed and intended. -matt.
90919
Neither. The front edge is Teflon coated I believe so snow slides in and out easily. We love ours. No more lifting and throwing just tip it up to dump.
471071
Yes, Husqvarna 531307169 Two-Stage Snow Thrower around $1250.00. I understand it will accept a generic snow plow (Husqvarna 48" Snow Blade Fits All 2008 and Newer Husqvarna Tractors) around $420.00. I can't help but be a smart ass please forgive me? What good are these if you can't keep the mower running and out of service? Best of luck, Regards
1737815
I've used this on my deck and think it works well. It has a plastic blade to throw the snow that I have not had any problems with damaging my deck and it can launch it high enough to go over our thigh high rails.
71923
Agreed. I put this unit to the test last night. Need be patient and not have it bite off more than it can chew. For the hard stuff at the base of driveway, I broke it up with my boots and a shovel, then used this to clear. (NYC area had decent sized snow/rain/sleet event 2/5). UPS delivered to me about 7pm. snow was wet, heavy and dense. would have been much better if I had been able to get out earlier I think.
2010826
SOME OF THE OTHER ANSWERS ARE, WELL, not wrong, but not quite right. Yes, the photo is deceptive; the end of the handle that you push is rather trapezoidal in shape. The idea of the design is to get the horizontal part higher than the rest, so that when you go to unload it you can push down to lift the edge of the shovel to go up on top of snow. Understand, there's no way to lift this thing when it's full of snow. If you want to unload it on the back of a snowbank, you have to glide over the snowbank, not lift it over. The handle design facilitates that.