great for long driveways
346365
This works great does what I want it to do and you can add more sensors with 4 different zones...my driveway is about 600' long have one on gate. And as you get closer to my home. I have them on my out building also. I like it because it pick up...auto.people. Guinness.chicken.dog and deer..it's how you aim your sensor and where you put it...in my case..it's how high I put it from the ground and aim it...now I have found that a hard rain an dew on sensor may keep it from working...it drys...no big deal at all.. tried a coffee can..mounting sensor inside of can work even better...more control of what your sensor picks up..
3668741
I used this to make "shoes" for the skids on a 500 lb snow blower. They support the weight and slide across asphalt and snow. After several storms, and about 10 hours of use, they measure .740 thick. Perfect, and no marks on stained concrete driveways or pavers.
2012966
I am really enjoying this product.  Cleans driveway great and it was dirty.  Wish it had chemicals that you could put in in a bigger container is my only reason for not giving it a five stars.  Love that it is electric!
2518406
Works great!  Since the walks & driveway are not smooth flat, it took a couple of uses to figure out how to make it "glide" but otherwise it works great on both "dry" and "wet" snow!
1492580
This has held up through all 4 seasons on my very old, cracked driveway.  It was a lot of work to prepare the cracks, I used a steel brush, pushed a foam rod filler in, then the sealant.  In some cracks I had a problem with the foam not staying down, so I just used the sealant.  It has a sunken appearance in those areas, but has stayed adhered to the edges of the cracks.  My cracks ranged from 1/4" to well over 1' (large ones I used 2 foam rods side by side).  I used a LOT more sealant than I thought I needed, but if it will last for years, it will be worth it.
501091
I use this for cleaning my driveway, and works amazingly well. It makes short work of what used to take a lot of effort with a rake and broom. The only issue I have with it is that it is so powerful, it can blow away loose pieces of asphalt and the rocks and sand underneath.
416983
Went together in a couple minutes and was outside for three hours this AM doing the driveway & sidewalks. Here in FL everything grows mold pretty quick, this stripped it all off using the 40* nozzle without any problem at all. Long power cord & hose really helps, better then my old one. Large wheels also a big help moving it around, even over the grass. Definitely worth the $$$.
3605426
This product is excellent. This product cut my driveway shoveling by over 75%. It took me over 3 hours to shovel my driveway, sidewalk and area near my mailbox. With this thing, I shoveled everything in about 40 minutes. My back thanked me and I barely broke a sweat. I'm 6'3" tall and this thing was comfortable for me to push without having to bend over. This snow pusher glided over my concrete driveway with ease. I hit a few snags at the crack separations, but I just repositioned the pusher and it kept going. In some spots where there was more snow, it took a little more effort, but it still was easy.
1438471
We get lots of snow here. This is perfect when you want to clean off a driveway quickly because it is very wide. If the snow is very heart and wet, I do switch to a smaller one though.
102819
Works great.  The slower you drag it, the cleaner your driveway will look.  I bought extended warranty just in case.  The warranty starts one year after purchase (i.e. one year after manufacturer's warranty expires) and they are supposed to you a prepaid box to send it in for a repair and if need be, they'll replace it.
2111124
I love this driveway alert.  We have a long driveway and the sensor is on a tree half way down the driveway so I always know when someone is coming in before they get to the door.  No surprise guests. It sounds off if it is a car or a person walking up the driveway.  Animals don't seem to set it off, except one night a deer did.
4148258
The snow blower did an excellent job of clearing a large driveway and several sidewalks during blizzard conditions.  We used it on snow up to 6 inches deep.  It did get jammed on higher piles, but that was easy enough to fix (unplugged machine and used a stick to knock out the snow).  We debated between this and a battery-powered snow blower.  I'm glad we got the corded unit.  We and our neighbors used it for several hours straight, while one neighbor with a battery powered blower was limited to 15-20 minutes of use of his battery powered unit at a time.
1310633
My driveway is huge (fits 10+ cars huge!), so normally it takes a while to salt it (along with the sidewalk and walkway) after shovelling. But with this spreader I got it done in minutes! Easily the mvp this winter!
2335739
Where's the 6th star for these reviews?

I first discovered this item in Vermont in 2011.  The snowfall was over 20 inches and growing when I saw someone using it in a parking lot.  I was amazed at how quickly he was clearing out the snow.  Since my snowblower had just died, I decided this would be a good stopgap.

I've used this several times, once to do my neighbor's super-long driveway. When I was done, my back didn't hurt, and while my shoulders were a bit sore, I got 2 driveways done without the back-breaking effort of a shovel. My neighbor (who has a bad back) came out and said, "I would have let you use my snowblower." No need. This thing is all you need. First of all, there is almost zero strain on your back because you don't have to lift snow, so traditional shovel struggles are over.

Second, if you get a LOT of snow, you can do two passes easily because it just slides over the snow.  Do one pass and then clean it up with a second pass.

Third, it's built really well.  Strong, no weak spots.

I don't need a replacement for that snowblower, but I certainly will be getting another one of these.  If I didn't actually look forward to the cleaning my driveway/walkway, I didn't dread it as much.  And the added bonus: it's a green way to go.
3473781
Used to clean a 29 by 37 foot (1073 sq. ft.)  3+ car driveway and 70 feet of sidewalk. Time to completion a few minutes under 2 hours using this device. Previously cleaned with "turbo" nozzle some 10 years ago, at that cleaning it took more than 8 hours to clean the driveway and sidewalk.
Found best results by slowly pulling the unit toward me aka slowly walking backward. Seemed to clean better than pushing the unit forward. Unit was used to clean in parallel passes allowing for the flushing when returning to the side of the driveway to start another pass.  It seems that better results were obtained when walking forward by tilting the unit about 45 degrees to the side to flush the dirty water from the just cleaned area to area yet to be cleaned. This works best on a slightly inclined surface. This seems to do a light cleaning before the slower deep cleaning when, as some have commented, using the unit similar to a vacuum cleaner by slowly pulling it toward the operator. Still trying to find proper height to hold unit to prevent/decrease overspray. Brush bristles help to contain overspray but upward pressure from unit tends to lift the device above where the bristles contact the surface being cleaned resulting in soaked shoes and pant legs to knee height. Overall great for the price. Cleaning completed much faster than with "turbo" nozzles.
533088
This thing has been a godsend and works extremely well.  Have been using it for over 2 months now and running it for hours on end at a time and no hassles.  It just does what it was designed to do and that is clean your driveway almost effortlessly.  This thing is a back saver and more importantly, a major time saver.
240021
Purchased this for the great snow dump of '17 here in Central Oregon. It makes short work of our steep driveway . Reason for no 5th star is that you need to purchase a very long, very heavy duty extension cord that costs nearly as much as the blower, but since it's my first snow blower ever it's a good start. Oh and it's easy to start, just push a button and pull the handle. Even my husband can use it!