How does it work with snow
929373
I live in Florida it does well keeping off leaves and rain. I suppose it would work very well and it would eliminate the need to scrape off your windows.
929374
From the texture of the material it does retain a certain amount of moisture during a rain it does not penetrate the cover but may freeze when moist and make for a difficult removal. I now live at the southern coast but have lived in a northern snowy climate and realize it could be a possible problem.
461289
Have not had a chance to use it with snow, so really can't give a good informed answer. If she is in good health and has good to fair strength, she should have no problems with it. Light when on the ground.
1095388
you push down on the handle hard and quick and fling the snow out. you can also watch the snow wolf video. using this you will get sore from flinging the snow out. if you have a wet snow only load up the shovel with a little snow at a time.
2267755
Haven't used it on grass yet. We have lots of snow. It works well in slush and snow.
1414886
well first 2 stage throws the snow away.... 2rd plug in a ex cord push button your ready to go no pulling cord and jus got 6in snow here in mo and works great...
2275889
Have not used it in snow yet. I anticipate that it will work fine as long as the snow is not really deep.
2047575
We got this last Christmas and the kids (age 6) really liked it. You have to buy the liquid that goes with it to make the snow (like bubbly flakes). My grown son went up on the roof to operate it. We live in FL so it didn't get snowed on but you do probably need to make sure it doesn't get wet. I'm not sure if it is waterproof.
2009298
The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too. Good luck!
1619814
Well it doesn't snow a lot here but when it does, it holds up very well. I've had absolutely no problems with mine. No regrets making this purchase.
1651332
I have used mine in all snow levels and conditions and it work great. I adjusted the height so it can clear snow all the way down to the concrete. When clearing 1"-2" of snow I basically use it like a plow.
1567830
I have not tried snow , but I have hilly terrain so I mounted tires and put 3 gal liquid in each tire with 10 lb air and it does great. I think they will do good in snow. good luck BILL WARD.
748507
It can. In fact, it comes off by itself occasionally. I would recommend using it, though, as it helps pull down snow chunks.
1303533
If you're referring to depth, I've used it on storms over two feet - it's easiest for fluffy snow, but the wheels make it manageable with heavier snow as well. If you mean how far back can it go, as far as you can reach.Notice there's an opening (8"?) which limits how far you can go at a time, but you just pull it back, snow slides down, and then repeat the process. Very easy.
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.
2010831
It actually helps when you tip the snow out. I'm not an ergonomics expert , but it gives you a better grip when you turn the scoop upside down, or twist it sideway to get the snow from the scoop.I really like this product it has been a reliable and quick snow removal tool for several winters now.I see several others users agree ..good I like the company!
2009302
The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too. Good luck! The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too.... » Read More The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too. Good luck! « Show Less
372811
I like this concept for light snow,I have a 70'x40' drive and it does the job on 1" to 2" fluffy snow. The shovel is a little light as its a plastic like material,I have an older one with a heavier metal blade and works better. It doe work though and recommend it.