It's pretty good on smooth area like driveway
354298
It's pretty good on smooth area like driveway.  It saves some shoveling time as it's 26 inches wide.  The only problem is that it's heavier for lifting snow.  We had a really bad winter in Boston, I think I'll like it more on a normal winter when we don't have to lift to high-piled snow.
355124
smooth ride, back wheel does move which can cause an accident. I wouldn't expect that for having it for such a short time.
3048845
I've had this plow on the front of my Kawasaki Brute 750 4x4 for 6 years now.  My experience with it has been very positive.  The only shortcomings I've run across are when I have tried to push the blade beyond its intended limits.  That's more my problem than a problem with the plow.

It moves snow very effectively.  And it's kind of a blast, too!  As for moving dirt, here's where you have to figure out how to use it best.  Take light passes.  The relief springs are fairly easy to trip if you try to push too much too soon.  This isn't a tractor... keep that in mind.  It works best pushing dirt, snow, sand, etc off of asphalt roads and driveways.  If you try to push mountains of dirt around your property to build a BMX track, you'll be sorely disappointed.

I use it to clear my driveway of snow and all the run-off that gathers on my driveway (and my neighbor's) after a big rain.  It's fantastic at that.  I also use it to clear my property of light brush.  We have a ton of tumbleweeds and sagebrush and if you set the blade height just right and get some momentum, it lifts them out of the ground easily.

The main drawback I have encountered is if you let the winch out too far when the plow is on the ground you will create a lot of slack in the cable and when you go to lift the plow back up you will pinch the slack, crushing the wire and eventually, it will snap.  The key is to keep the plow hanging as much as possible and don't let out the winch too far.  I'm guessing a nylon rope might be a good upgrade here but I replaced mine with another steel cable.  If for some reason you only use your winch for the plow, the best thing to do would be to just run a very short lead so there isn't much slack when the plow is resting on the ground.

Assembly is fairly easy for anyone with experience turning wrenches. I suspect mushy handed, hipster doofuses with well groomed beards and too much cologne might struggle with it, but my grandmother would be able to do it.  Of course my grandmother is a bad mo-fo....

I just leave the plow on my quad all the time but if you want to take it on and off regularly, make sure to lube the pins/holes and keep pliers handy. Sometimes it takes some leverage to pull the pins.  One reviewer mentioned to beware of the overhang of the mount when the plow is off....  this is a good point.  And be aware that the unit hangs on the frame under your quad so your ride clearance is compromised from stock.

There is a long rope used to change the angle of the blade.  In theory, you should be able to do it from your seat, but you'll be happier getting off and making the adjustment much more quickly.  There are 5 angles available and they all do what they are supposed to.

All in all it is a practical, beefy, useful addition to my quad.  For my property it is a must and I don't really know how I'd get along with out it.
4817729
It doesn't use that much energy and still has the power to push around the small bits of debris in my driveway and garage. Also I use it to play with my toddler.
2769546
I've had this since December and I'm very pleased so far.  I have managed to keep the driveway, walkways, and sidewalks clear around my 1/4 acre lot in Massachusetts this winter.  We just had back to back storms of 15"+ and 10"+ this weekend, and I think I've pushed it to its limits.  It struggles a bit through the wet heavy stuff and it requires a little more finesse than a gas blower, but it gets the job done and I'm comfortable with the trade-offs. If big storms are more frequent in your area or you need to clear a larger area, this probably isn't for you.  Definitely make sure you've got more than one battery.  I have some of the other tools in this lineup and the spare batteries come in handy when there's more than a couple inches on the ground.
3278838
Best if operated on flat surface.  Has tendency to tip forward if it hits small curb between driveway and road.  Overall, kid loves it!!
3738472
It is a pretty good car. The only problem I had was with my power steering hose. It had a hole in it, maybe from over the years (it's a old car) so I had to replace the power steering hose and return line. Now it runs really smooth just like I like it:)
2418948
Not really good as something for transportation in any kind of hilly area, like Seattle, but it's pretty fun to use in parking lots and other shallow slope / no slope areas. Maybe after more practice I will be able to use it for commuting, but until then it's mostly a toy.
4136054
Not perfect but very good overall traction on paved roads, grass or in rough terrain. I haven't had the chance to try on sand though but I expect not as stellar as in other terrains.
4634432
It's a good brush and gets after the debris picked up on the road.  I like to keep my tires shiny black and treat them with a special conditioner once a week so the Mothers Wheel Brush sees lots of use before each shining.
1527988
Got this after the last big snow storm.  Today, we had about 3 inches on the driveway.  Worked great, easy to use and maneuver.  I would estimate cut the time down in clearing the driveway by 2/3rds, Could have been a bit faster if we did not have such a slope but that is what I have to work with.  I would suggest a few changes to make it 5 stars:
1.)  The height adjustment for the handles are too few and too low.
2.)  The toggles that  are used to attache the top portion of the handle to the middle handle portion are flimsy.  I have little expecation that they will survive very long.  I wouild prefer the U-shaped attachment brackets that are used to attach the middle handle to the lower handle piece.  They are steel and much more sturdy
3.)  The cord management piece on the middle crossmember needs to be raised higher, either on the sides of the upper handle or the middle of the upper handle grip, its current location becomes a trip hazard unless you are very careful

I do have one negative.  The "throw" of the snow is more like 5-8 feet not 10+ feet.  I am not saying that some stray portion of snow might be thrown more than 10 feet, but realistically it is incapable of throwing the bulk of the snow more than 8 feet except under "ideal" conditions.  Not a flaw but you need to be a bit more honest with expectations.
4671283
The transmitter is outside exposed to the elements, and it stills holds up for several years.  The system is very handy when you live in the country.  You always know when someone turns down your driveway.

Can't beat it!
3808372
The outside loses the smooth feeling really quick and looks a lot older than it really is.  But the sensation of using it is very good
2944380
I decided to get this snowblower for smaller areas and I have found it works very well on my driveway.  It was easy to assemble.  It does not get 5 stars as the plastic clips to assemble the handle are just that, plastic.  Plastic is not good for the cold and if you hit the plastic it is brittle and breaks. The blower works very well and the amperage is sufficient for the snow.  Wet snow not so much. Throws the snow as it says it does and will pick up the snow off the ground quite well.
698594
It may be my fault, but I was under the impression that this product could withstand the normal expansion and contraction that a driveway undergoes during the year.  It appears that it can't. Applied last fall and after a mild VA winter, the same, small (1/8") cracks appeared.  That said, it's a pretty good, not great so far product. Certainly better than the liquid fillers you buy at Home Depot, etc. Yes it's a little messy, but you know that going into it, use throwaway gloves. Use a gas burner, never mind the water technique, you'll be out all day. Make an "outside" container from flashing to contain heat on the can. Use quickly ! It dries fast, but you just have to continually re-heat the container.  Forget plastic handle, it melts, kind of dumb to have a plastic handle when you heating on a gas burner!  Make a handle from some heavy wire or just crimp the edge and use pliers (that you will probably throw away. Use a metal scraper to spread it out. You will probably want to put a driveway sealer over it unless you want a bunch of "stripes" on your driveway.  I used Rustoluem's Epoxyshield. Looks great !
2039191
I agree that this trash can appears to be well made, but my problem is that I live out in the country and have to haul it a little ways over uneven ground and it keeps tipping over because the wheels are too close together. I'm sure it's fine for someone with a concrete driveway. Also if I had it to do over I'd get a bigger one because the area underneath where the wheels mount is wasted space.
3231299
After reading numerous reviews on several "beach wagons" I chose this one. Its rolls nicely on pavement and hard dirt. Its works okay in soft sand IF you do not put too weight in the wagon. The handle is a little short for taller people ( I am 5'11") and I do have to stoop over while pulling it BUT it's not that bad. The 2 front tires are hinged on a single axle together. You pull the handle left or right and the hinge will guide the wheels in that direction. The wagon feels like it wanders a little but its due to the design of the front axle\hinge. It's not that bad I am just pointing it out. The wagon cargo area is very large and is very easy to collapse\store away. In summary, we love this wagon. It looks great and really saves time when going to the beach. I would recommend this wagon.