Snow Plows
Nostalgia Electrics RSM-602 Retro Series Snow Cone Machine
(Kitchen) Nostalgia Electrics
Release date: 2008-05-18
Measures 12-1/2 by 10-1/2 by 15-1/2 inches; 90-day limited warranty
Built-in safety on/off switch; removable ice-cube compartment; retro styling
Countertop snow-cone machine with stainless-steel ice-shaving blades
Price:
$74.99
$44.95
Customer Reviews:
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Snow Cone Awesomeness
I was worried after reading the reviews after my purchase instead of beforehand, but I was glad I bought this snow cone machine anyway. It's extremely cute, just the right size for the family, easy to clean, and it shaves ice quickly. We've had no problems after several uses. Someone mentioned... -
it looks pretty but it's a piece of junk
I purchased this and it did'nt even last 1 week, I followed the 5 minute instructions, related to use, at first the rotating blades warped, then the door fell off. I attempted to contact NOSTALGIA ELECTRONICS FOR replacement parts, no luck, no email, no response. SO PEOPLE DON'T MAKE THE...
trying to put on early 2000? 42 inch 14.
Looks more like a 90s model,not sure if parts will be available.
Heres a link to the instruction book which will show you how its to be installed and it also has a parts list so you can see if you have everything.
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The wood handle is better than ANY plastic you could find and as good as most metal. Make your own handle by wrapping a good athletic tape around the top.
few questions about these. Here are some of my preferences. I only have a budget of about $800 to $1500 dollars.
for that amt of money, i would go to a napa dealer and look for a used simplicity mower. the simplicity, even though it is used, for the money you may get an extra 25 yrs out of the mower.
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Plowing sidewalk not as easy as it looks
The next time there’s enough snow to start up the plows, you’ll also hear the same old song: Plows will plow, Londoners will complain about lawn damage.
I work for a contractor that cleans sidewalk routes in London. There is more to the job than meets the eye and I think if people understood a little about what it’s like behind the plow windshield, there might be a little less complaining and maybe a little help to make it easier for everyone.
Like any other job, at times, there is less control over how the job gets done than you would like; you do your best and move on. But it’s the few misses that get the attention, as last week’s letters in The Free Press show. Again.
I understand that damage to boulevard grass is frustrating, but I can assure you it wasn’t on purpose; the more damage I do, the less secure my job.
First, visibility is often poor during storms. I bounce up and down for hours in a machine with no suspension while dealing with curbs, uneven sidewalks and obstacles such as telephone poles, grates that stick out of the ground, fences, bus benches, hydro boxes, cable boxes, shopping carts, garbage bags, recycle bins, and parked cars blocking paths.
John Deere AF11 Snow Blade | Tractor Review
The John Deere AF11 snow blades are very popular as they just have so many great features that few very few companies can also offer. They are very similar to the John Deere AF12 Snow Blade series. The JD AF11 snow blade series are probably most well known for the fact that the blades themselves last twice as long as conventional snow blades due to the simple (yet fantastic) fact that they are reversible. So if you do find that you have completely worn down or broken one side of the blade you can just switch it around to the other side and start using it again. Not only that, but the lower cutting edge on these snow blades has been heat treated to enhance their strength and durability.
The John Deere AF11 Series of snow blades also feature a hydraulic angle adjustment of up to 30 degrees (on each side) so that if you are dealing with awkward places where you are clearing snow, you will easily be able to adjust the angle of your snow blade and properly clear the area. The only requirement is that your front end loader has at least 3 hydraulic lines.
The John Deere AF11 series of snow blades also feature John Deere’s Quik Tatch system so that you can quickly and easily line up and attach the snow blade (or detatch it). You will also notice that the John Deere AF11 snow blade is made of heavy duty steel to prevent bending or major deflections in the blade during operation to ensure a quality and even clearance level and lengthen the life of the snow blade. The John Deere AF11 snow blade comes in 3 different sizes; a 1.8 m (72 inch) model, a 2.1 m (84 inch) model and a 2.4 m (96 inch) model.
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Snowblades Are Big Fun on the Slopes
Snowblades Are Big Fun on the Slopes!
New Category of Snowriding Brings More Control and More Fun to the Ski Resorts
By Dr. Roberts
You may have seen them on the slopes, people on what looks like snowblades. Looked like they were having a lot of fun. Officially termed skiboards, these “shorties” are about half the length of skis with many models having similar surface area as skis, while being wider than most skis as well.
Snowblades are constructed with parabolic sidecuts for effortless carving while the shorter length makes for much more control, much less fear and pure fun from day one! No kidding! Usually these will also feature symmetrical twin tips for easy backwards and forwards riding and offer a variety of binding choices from non-release to release to backcountry ascent bindings.
Snowblades are so easy to learn, you can be up and running months or even years faster with less hassle than the more traditional, Elsa Starfish , longer skis that dominate the slopes. Most experience a learning curve of one or two days. Snowblades are much less expensive, Tiffany 1837 Bar drop earrings , with entry models starting around $99. Higher end models of snowblades will usually cap out at around $550. And these are so easy to carry. Poles are necessary either.
Not considered junior skis, these snowblades range from 143cm down to about 65 cm, with the average around 99cm. These are high performance skis (snowblades) intended for all out fun by adults of various heights and weights. You will most certainly begin seeing more and more of them on the slopes in the next few years.
Of course, just hearing that these are fun or easy is nothing compared to getting a chance to ride them. Doesn’t it make practical sense? The shorter the length, the easier it is, with more control and a much faster learning curve. Moguls and glade runs become a delight compared to those longer sticks.
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Please don't pay me, I'm only having funHornell Evening Tribune - Mar 04, 2011
Plowing snow is a pleasure shared by many people, especially by men who paid big bucks for tractors which only they understood the real need to buy. Not that I've done such a thing recently. Well, technically, I am guilty of exactly that, more or less.Danbury News Times - Mar 01, 2011
Besides expending the city's nearly $1 million snow removal budget for sand, salt, overtime and new blades for the plows, crews have gone from cleaning the roads to filling them. The warmer days and colder nights the area experienced earlier this monthChristian Science Monitor - Feb 10, 2011
"We're going to look for a little more snow equipment this summer down at the state surplus sale. Right now we're using tractors with blades on them and backhoes to try to get most of the streets cleared, but it's become evident our equipment needs to
Louisville Courier-Journal - Feb 12, 2011
We have a 300-foot driveway and were going to buy a snow blower, but being green and broke we decided that wasn't a good idea. Getting something gas-powered started in freezing weather didn't sound like fun. So we bought a Wovel. What is a Wovel?Toledo Blade - Feb 22, 2011
Chan Shin went to the hardware store to buy snow shovels and a sidewalk ice scraper, borrowing a neighbor's cane because his icy driveway was too treacherous for him to attempt to get his vehicle out of the garage. "My driveway is on a slope.