Snow Throwers
DryGuy Wide-Body Boot and Glove Dryer
(Sports) DryGuy
3 Hour timer, 6-Feet power cord, 1-year warranty
Forced-air garment dryer for ski-snowboard boots, gloves, pants, and more
Includes 4 extra tall air chambers and whisper-quiet rotary blower
Price:
$89.95
$79.95
Customer Reviews:
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Great Product
I bought two of these Dry Guy Boot Dryers and have been very happy with their performance. I play a lot of sports, and in the summer especially my shoes become drenched with sweat. Without a dryer it would take several days for my shoes to dry completely, and as a result I was always playing in... -
Surfing Booties
I've used the DryGuy for about a month to dry my surfing booties that always seemed to smell like week old road kill. I first tried a shoe dryer that does not have a fan but works by convection and that seemed to create the perfect environment for stinky bacteria. So far, DryGuy has worked great...
v8 powered walk behind snow blower
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Snow Blower With A V8 with discount
John Is Fit - Health
This is my third weekly loss in a row in my Countdown to Vegas challenge. Even better, the two pound loss keeps me on track for losing the 40 pounds I am shooting for. While it was nice to lose 1 pound last week, I didn't want to just have another 1 pound this week. I need to average about a pound and a half a week to hit my goal, so that's means I'm going to have to sprinkle in the occasional 2 or 3 pound losses to make up for the weeks I may not do as well as I had planned.
Last week I wrote that I was viewing 295 pounds as a sort of rebirth and it would have been great to see it this week, but I have patience. I'm happy with the loss I booked.
Things I did well this week:
Repeated my mantra "Vegas, baby, Vegas" numerous times every day, which helped keep me focused on making better decisions. Made a post here every day, which keeps me connected to my mission. Drank a lot of water every day, had my share of salads, kept portion sizes reasonable overall. Had oatmeal for breakfast 4 days in a row, packed a lunch for work 3 times. NO FAST FOOD!Things I did not so well this week:
Need to be more active with exercise – should be sweating every day.This next week will be a major challenge for me and it's going to take a focus that I am not sure I have to get through it. I'll be in Atlanta for a week, trying mightily to avoid the wonderful southern food that is anathema to my weight loss journey. Continental breakfast and lunch will be pushed in front of me every day, and I suspect there will be plenty of opportunities for social drinking and eating as well. Not to mention room service. I'm really going to need to buckle down.
Three weeks, three losses – a promising start to my goal of losing 40 pounds by June 30th, 2011.
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...For the man with everything - the V8 snowblower
If you’re tired of anaemic, one-lung snowblowers with their slipping drive belts, you might consider Kai Grundt’s V8 snow blower which raises the bar on the traditional snow blower in every respect. With electric start, electric block heater, antifreeze heater and eight cylinders, it has no drive belts to freeze up and you’ll never get bored with the job as the 454 cubic inch big block Chevrolet V8 produces 412 horsepower, 430 foot pounds of torque and can throw snow 50 feet at just 3500 rpm. Nor will you get cold as the machine has been ingeniously designed to route the engine coolant through the handle bars, with the rear mounted, enclosed radiator keeping the operator nice and cosy.
The first point to make is that this is not a V8 grafted on a traditional snow blower carriage but a purpose-built unit crafted around a motor of this magnitude. It functions very much like a traditional blower by way of operator input and feedback and offers effortless safe operation.
Manouevering the massive beastie (it has a total wet weight of 912lbs) is a snack thanks to the hydraulic-drive 4WD skid steer on independent walking beams which offers a zero turning radius. It’s also as fast as you like, with an infinitely adjustable speed range on the drive wheels via dash mounted flow control. At the opposite end of the scale, it has more than enough torque to pull your car out of the ditch before the hydraulic motors stall!
Adding to the well-balanced feel of the unit, just 15 pounds of down force on the handlebars will lift the auger blade off the ground in order to climb stairs/walkways for ease of snow removal. Safety has and continues to be paramount with spring return to centre "fail safe" type directional controls with emergency stop and tether cords.
Safety is one of the key theme, with a flashing blue light (as required by law in many areas) being the least of the safety features. No-one will fail to hear you with those twin throaty exhausts, which come standard with 92 decibels at the controls, though if the rhumba of a V8 exhaust is music to your ears, you can obviously go much louder. Evan at the standard baffling, hearing protection is strongly suggested.
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Automobiles of London 2010 Auction Report – RM AuctionsSports Car Digest - Nov 15, 2010
Shortened chassis, later blower-spec block, Phoenix crank, needle bearing valve rockers, finned brake drums and more. Comes with its original 3-liter engine