Snow Shovels
Snow Wolf SW0310 Wheeled Snow Shovel
(Lawn & Patio) Structured Solutions II LLC
Release date: 2011-10-01
Outperforms Snowblowers Without The Expense Fumes Maintenance Or Noise
Top Ergonomic Research Center Verifies A 3X - 4X Reduction In Lower Back stress And Cardio Exertion
Superb For Large Amounts Of Snoww In All Conditions
Price:
$129.95
$112.95
Customer Reviews:
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Well worth feeling a little silly
Today's 8" storm officially heralded in my second season using the Wovel, and I was reminded exactly how remarkable this silly-looking contraption is.My house is one of four homes on a very small private street. Since we're responsible for our own snow removal, we co-own a large snow blower and... -
Better than a snow blower
Pros:The Wovel makes for fast, easy and efficient removal of snow. I can clear my drive faster with the Wovel than my neighbors can using their snow blowers (and it seems that they work harder trying, wrestling their snow blowers!). The folding design of the Sno Wovel is wonderful! It only takes...
We moved into this house just before winter, and as luck would have it we got 3.5 feet of snow this weekend. The garage and one room behind the garage all have a flat roof, and the second story has only a slighly slanted room.
Depends on how the spacing is in between the rafters? 16 inches? Every two feet? Or the worst every four feet! Most likely they would be every two feet apart. Have a carpenter look at them. Yes you can always build a slope roof up over that one.
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- Oxo Good Grips 17014 Twister Snow Brush/Scraper
Price:
$16.95$44.99Soft, non-slip grip, even while wearing gloves
Bi-directional Brush for pulling heavy snow or sweeping light snow
Feathered bristle tips won?t damage clear coat and painted finishes
- Oxo Good Grips Upright Broom and Dustpan Set, Silver
Price:
$24.99$22.99Broom features soft padded handle and oval shape for secure fit in hand
Upright broom and dust pan set snap together and store compactly
Measures 36 inches by 8-3/4 inches by 3 inches and weighs 1 pound, 13 ounces
Natural Observations–The antler story–5-6-2012
With Lyra trotting ahead on the firm snow, I headed into the forest and began the long ascent up to the ridge. We came out on the northwest side of the pond and headed for the south shoreline so I could get a photo of the area with the sun behind me.
I noticed that Lyra was investigating something poking out of the snow near the edge of the forest. I saw antler tines and thought she had discovered a shed moose antler. As I walked on over, I saw that there were two antlers. Studying the pair, I noticed that one tine was entwined between two tines of the antler next to it. I thought maybe as the snow built up around them during the winter, the pressure had turned the antler into its mate. I could see that the smaller tines had been gnawed off by critters, and I wanted to salvage what was left. Upon further examination, I found that the antlers were still attached to the moose, buried under the snow. I thought that maybe this bull had died of injuries sustained during last fall’s rut.
Snow Scoop Another Snow Shovel Alternative | Snow Removal Equipment
Big Scoop Advantages The big 22″ by 28″ blade is made of no-stick graphite The steel handle is collapsible The Big scoop is 60 inches long Customer Raves Alaska resident calls this… absolutely the best winter equipment ever! best removal equipment that’s not power driven Cleared a 90-foot driveway with 33-inch drifts in less than an hour with no lifting Perfect for people 6’2″ and under The blower won’t work on the gravel driveway but this does. Moves a lot of snow with only a small amount of effort Very, very happy with this snow scoop Gives me a great work-out without the back ache Highly recommend this fantastic snow scoop without reservation. My driveway normally takes an hour to shovel. With this, it only takes 20-minutes Recommended for anyone having to shovel Perfect for pushing snow off the deck Love, love, love this product Was going to buy a $500 snowblower but not anymore. Michigan user with very large driveway can clear a half foot of snow in 10-minutes. Do yourself and your heart a big favor. Buy this. What a wonderful device Worth every penny! This is the best invention since the discovery of hot water! Customer Rants Not for people over 6’3″ Scoop should be a little wider Only problem so far is the wear strip came loose. Just needs a good smack to seat it. I wasn’t able to lift it to dump it. A total waste of money.
Telescopic Shovel to get you out of trouble in the snow!
With the severe Winter weather we had last year I decided to take more precautions when travelling by car. Each year we all act as though it’s a big surprise that the cold weather and snow is here again, but it seems to be becoming a regular event. What precautions did I take?
Yes, wellies in the boot, blanket and so on… but just as important (if not more so) a shovel became a very useful boot item during those snowy conditions! It became invaluable when trying to get on and off my drive – and that’s before even leaving the house! So make sure you’re prepared! You may find like I did that this is the most important item to have in your car! Don’t get caught out this Winter!
Telescopic handled shovels means that size is no longer an issue, and the Compact Double Grip Strong Shovel with Telescopic Handle is designed for easy use & easy storage and so ideal to keep in the car boot & caravan etc. It’s strong robust & lightweight, with a practical size of 97cm long when fully extended and only 77cm when collapsed.
Snow can be nice but it can also cause a lot of problems you in your driveway. So there may be times when you need to get out and shovel snow. This blog will guide you how to shovel snow properly. When you buying a shovel, you should invest in one that has a smaller blade, this will help you to avoid the extra strain on your body. You may also want to try a lightweight with a bent handle.
First off you are going to want to get yourself a good snow shovel for doing this. Before you head out to start shovelling the snow make sure you are dressed appropriately. Use a lightweight shovel, preferable one with a bend in the handle and double gripped because it will take some of the stress off your lower back. Shovelling snow is extremely hard physical work so take frequent breaks. Go slowly and pace yourself. Hurrying or extra effort to get finished can lead to injury. Large loads will get the job done faster, but you will become tired quickly. You’re probably going to sweat, so drink plenty of water before you go out. Stretch your body muscles by running or walking in place for a few minutes.
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Snow Shoveling TipsWXOW.com - Dec 03, 2010
Use a small shovel, or fill it only one-fourth to one-half if you use a large shovel. If necessary, just push the snow as you shovel.Washington Post - Dec 03, 2010
When the shovel is full, you simply push down on the handle and throw the snow off the wovel. The ease and enjoyment of using it is not its greatest asset.TribLocal - Dec 02, 2010
Be sure to drink plenty of fluids before, during and after shoveling snow. Like jogging, riding a bike, or a work-out in the gym, snow shoveling is exercise
StandardNet - Nov 30, 2010
Paul said you can also push the snow instead of lifting it whenever possible. Dressing appropriately to shovel or snowblow will also help you avoidEmery County Progress - Nov 30, 2010
*Hold the shovel close to your body for better leverage and less strain. *Push snow rather than lifting it when possible, especially when the snow is heavy.