Do the YakTrax tear up a driveway at all...I know other brands do. Thank you!
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I haven't had that experience with them. I've walked on lots of concrete surfaces with no damage done at all. Hope that helps!
748831
Have trouble with our gravel driveway. Its hard to steer. Cracks aren't normally a problem. Really helped
71921
i have a 300 ft inclining driveway and we just got slammed with 8 inches of snow. IT COULD HAVE HANDLED MORE SNOW WITH EASE. the snowthrower worked above and beyond the call of duty. we are secluded so we really don't have much more than a 4 inch speedbump at the top of the hill. what was i thinking shoveling snow for over 7 years. BUY IT. extremely easy to use and does not require assembly.
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It works great in Driveways. The Ezy Roller is one of the best presents I ever bought my grandson!
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no good for ice or chipping. this is great for removing snow and will not hurt cement or black top. had my drive sealed in october and no signs of scrapes or markings. highly reccommend.
965802
It should work there as well as driveway. The viscosity allows ready flow so it should fill a horizontal crack as well as a vertical. It is really solid when it dries.
1656573
I have had the Husky liners in my Prius for almost a year, and I have never had a problem with the mat moving around. In fact, the little "nibs" under the liners have some serious gripping action -- I don't think a tornado could move those suckers!
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Yes. I used it last winter to break up thick ice in my driveway. Just be smart about the direction in which you apply force. Don't drive it straight down through the ice like a chisel. Instead drive the bar like a wedge between the asphalt and the ice mass. Follow the wisdom of Musashi and attack at the corners.
838022
I bought this but have not tried it out yet. I had another brand and really like the way it didn't kick up the dirt and mulch in my driveway and plant beds.
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I just ran it in one of the normal grooves the concrete guys put in your driveway and then covered it with a tube of gray concrete filler. That was 7 years ago - still works. Just make sure you don't cut it with your edger!
835168
this works like any pressure washer nozzle, but it rotates. If it isn't safe to use a pressure washer on your driveway you shouldn't use this one.That said, because it slides over the surface, it will be harder to move over the surface of an uneven driveway.
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Our sidewalks are pretty torn up, and it's held up for me, havent even had to fix any wheels on it. So you shouldnt have any problems at all :)
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The manufacturer list several snow throwers and yours does not appear listed. However, following the list is the following,"And most medium and large 2-stage snow throwers." Your best bet is to call them. Because of the situation I experienced, breaking weld and tearing straps (right off) I would see if Lowe's or Home Depot has the correct snow cab. You will get what you pay for.
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Yes. I don't have a barn, just a driveway that collects a lot of dust and dirt and leaves. It's not perfect, but it does surprisingly well. Side note-- My son-in-law is a machine-loving person and is pretty critical about any kind of machine and he thought this was a pretty cool gadget and seemed well-designed. :)
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I cleared a path for the dogs, and the trash with this and it was removing grass from the ground. It will certainly pick up gravel. You would have to be careful and tilt it back so it's not directly contacting the ground, which in turn, would leave a layer of snow/ice on your driveway.
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My driveway also slopes up here in the Colorado foothills. Although I have used this machine only once last week, it did perform well working uphill. That said, it did struggle a bit when running into compacted snow after a car had driven up and down the driveway. So it is best to use it on fresh snow, before any vehicle drives over it.
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We've used ours on our driveway/sidewalks and not had any trouble. If you have hardwood floors, just be sure to wipe off the wheels bc any grains/dirt that embeds in the rubber wheels tends to scratch the floor.