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Re: What type of snowblower?
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Posted by Thankful Bill on August 25, 2001 at 03:03:47 from (216.209.175.115):
In Reply to: What type of snowblower? posted by Bill on August 22, 2001 at 16:39:49:
That's great folks. Lots of info. I know we've gone over some of this before, especially the plowing/loader vs. blowing debate. (I almost certainly need a blower, as my drive has restricted snow storage space adjacent.) I do have a 29 inch walk behind. It works well. (I have a top layer of limestone screening over gravel. I find by setting the "feet" properly I can avoid blowing stones, although last winter I wound up 50 feet of garden hose in about 1/2 a second. And the funny part is that, just for a minute, I thought I could get it out by putting the blower in reverse!) It can get overwhelmed though, and it takes some time. (Only a 300 ft drive.) It may come down to not having enough indoor storage space for another full size machine. Anyway, thanks for all your input, people. It is appreciated.
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