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$50 for the 4' pusher, not too bad. I think it'd work good for light snows where I hate to use a blower.
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$50 for the 4' pusher, not too bad. I think it'd work good for light snows where I hate to use a blower.:alien:
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Experimental period is over.....every snow contractor ought to own a couple of these!
Had this contraption for about a year now. Used it to remove multiple light snowfalls. Held up well, though one must consider it is not meant for heavy duty use. However, for pushing light snow (1-2">) off to the side of drives and walkways, it works very well. I like it so much I ordered another one. My only gripe would have been the handle on my first one was too flimsy. Since then they began using a thicker handle, should help.
Couldn't be more pleased. With light snowfalls, it's a complete waste to use a snow blower. I have to replace too many wear bars and paddles as it is annually. And snow shovels are too slow; too much work. Use an inexpensive 4' wide pusher and jobs get done super fast! For a drive which might take 15-20 minutes to clear with a shovel (or blower) can be done in under 5 minutes with a snow pusher.....no kidding! :alien::alien::alien:
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