Snow Plows
AVALANCHE! Original Roof Snow Removal System AVA500 with 17-Inch Wide Cutting Head and 16-Foot Quick Connect Light Weight Fiberglass Handle
(Lawn & Patio) Avalanche
Patented cutter frame with 1-1/2-Inch wheels
17-Inch x 8' plastic slide
Snap-on coupler system for easy storage
Price:
$119.99
$108.99
Customer Reviews:
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BLIZZARD 2010
Baltimore was hit with about 80 total inches of snow this season and as the sun came out in between storms, we started getting nasty ice dams. I didn't really do anything about it (I mean, I spent 2 days shoveling out my 100 foot driveway, what am I going to do about 5 foot drifts on my roof?)... -
Absolutely works as advertised!
I just purchased this with overnight delivery after getting hit with the "Blizzard of 2009". We ended up with around a foot of snow, but it piled up on the front of our house. We had a problem with ice dams last year, so I wanted to remove the snow before we had to break out the buckets and...
Good friends from the past, these two had a blast playing in the snow together. Just found this video clip from last year. There should be more ...
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- Hopkins Subzero 16619 51" Ice Crusher Extendable Snowbrush
Price:
$17.79$7.7651" QuickLock extender
Dual foam grips for maximum comfort
Separate frost and ice blades
- Suncast SC3250 18-Inch Snow Shovel/Pusher Combo with Ergonomic Shaped Handle And Wear Strip, Green
Price:
$34.99$18.97Galvanized Steel Wear Strip
Blade 18-by-12-inch
Ribbed Steel Core handle
- Chevy 00-06 Avalanche 1500 (Fascia cutting on some models)
Included: 7' blade, push frame, hardware kit, angled interceptor, and model-specific front mount
1 Year Warranty
The plow is self-adjusting and does not require controls in the cab
Storm brings welcome snow, high avalanche danger
Whatever the amount, it was widely welcomed by enthusiasts who reveled in the outdoors by sledding, skiing or even by indulging in a good old-fashioned snowball fight.
While motorists had to endure slick roads Saturday on their travels, police reported only minor mishaps on Utah's roadways, and snow plows were in full force laying down sand.
The more treacherous danger accompanying the new snowfall is in Utah's back country, where forecasters say there is high avalanche danger. Recreation in the back country is not recommended, as the heavy snowfall on top of a weak snowpack has created perilous conditions.
The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City says colder air moving across the Great Salt Lake will bring "lake enhanced" snow across portions of northern Utah Saturday afternoon, with additional accumulations possible.
The weekend storm follows the driest December on record logged at the Salt Lake International Airport, besting a previous dry bout set in 1976.
Fighting With The Mailbox « Dawn's Blog
I just heard scraping out on the road. It’s the snow plow. Probably plowing our driveway shut. Again. Oh no. This time the snow avalanche hit our mailbox and popped the door of the mailbox open. Great. So now snow can get in and make our mail nice and wet. Lovely. At least our mailbox is still in one piece. Living out here in rural America one sees a lot of mailboxes that have seen the bad end of a snow plow. My friend, who grew up here, informed me that winter mailboxes are attached to the post with a myriad number of things. Duct tape, bungee cords , an old belt….whatever one can find to hold the mailbox together. After all, who wants to spend money on a new mailbox if the plow is just going to destroy it again? Makes sense to me. Our mailbox used to have a fancy piece on top, that had our family name on it. It lasted all of 2 seconds. We found it laying in the ditch last winter. A victim of the plow.
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Montana – “The Last Best Place” is a land of contrasts. We are blessed with high mountain ranges and deep fertile valleys, singing mountain brooks and raging rivers. The weather is, however, one of our biggest contrasts.
Our seasons are dramatic. Gentle green days of spring, blazing heat of a summer sun, crisp clear days of autumn and then the cold. The gray days of sub-zero temperatures are our greatest challenge.
Winter storms are the most life-threatening of any natural hazard Montanans face. Accurate statistics on winter related deaths are hard to tally, however Montana has one of the highest cold weather related death counts in the nation. Numerous people succumb to hypothermia due to extended exposure to the cold, traffic accidents on icy, snow covered roads, heart attacks from overexertion and avalanche activity.
Most residents of Montana prepare for winter. We celebrate winter. Montana is a sportsman’s paradise and for those who can’t wait to go snowmobiling, skiing or ice fishing, winter is an anticipated event. We know the snow is coming, the wind will blow and temperatures will plummet. It’s just a matter of how cold it will get and how much snow will accumulate.
In preparation for winter, supplies are laid in, firewood cut and equipment and vehicles winterized. Old Man Winter, bring it on! We are ready! Or so we would like to think.
Life threatening problems tend to develop during record snowfalls or during periods of deep cold. During a heavy, rapid snowfall the snow plows and sand trucks are overwhelmed and most roads become impassable. Ice storms or heavy wet snow brings down trees and power lines, roofs collapse under the snow load and water pipes freeze. Prolonged frigid temperatures, especially when accompanied by fierce, bitter winds, create dangerous situations for people stranded outdoors or those without heat, as when the power lines are down or the propane truck can’t navigate the roads. Due to the remote locations where power lines often go down, power outages of several days are not uncommon.
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North Cascades Highway closes for the seasonThe Wenatchee World Online - Dec 01, 2010
MAZAMA — An avalanche team decided today to keep the North Cascades Highway closed for the winter after Tuesday's storm dumped 2 feet of snowJackson Hole News&Guide - Dec 03, 2010
WYDOT Avalanche Technician Jamie Yount said Thursday his department will continue to plow parking lots when storms are blasting the pass.Jackson Hole Daily - Nov 17, 2010
Last Friday, avalanche detonations reverberated from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It wasn't actual avalanche reduction work, however.Salt Lake Tribune - Nov 10, 2010
UDOT also issued a plea for drivers to keep a safe distance from its snowplows as winter storms begin. “Motorists should always slow down and travel about aNational Parks Traveler - Dec 02, 2010
During the winter months the park spent $467000 to hire a three-person crew to plow the road so a small ski area on Hurricane Ridge could operate on