Snow Shoveler?
12-10-2005, 04:34 PM
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Snow Shoveler?
Or whatever the hell they're called...the thing that ppl use during winter to rape the snows on the driveway...
I'm planning to get my mom one as a present this year so it'll be easier for us to shovel up the snow on our driveway.
Is there any tips at looking at these badboys? Which brand to get and what feature should I be looking at?? Need something can be maintaned easily by woman...and of course, has to be durable...the one my neighbor has is really big and shovel the snow easily, but he told me the thing died 3 times last winter...and it was only 2 years old.
Anyways, your advices would be appreicated.... thanks in advance!
I'm planning to get my mom one as a present this year so it'll be easier for us to shovel up the snow on our driveway.
Is there any tips at looking at these badboys? Which brand to get and what feature should I be looking at?? Need something can be maintaned easily by woman...and of course, has to be durable...the one my neighbor has is really big and shovel the snow easily, but he told me the thing died 3 times last winter...and it was only 2 years old.
Anyways, your advices would be appreicated.... thanks in advance!
12-10-2005, 04:52 PM
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Rape the snows heheh I just had to post.
Maybe something like this? its electric so no engines to mess with
http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortments/pro...fromSearch=true
I know that having more power then you think you need is important
Maybe something like this? its electric so no engines to mess with
http://www.canadiantire.ca/assortments/pro...fromSearch=true
I know that having more power then you think you need is important
12-10-2005, 09:00 PM
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wait... you buy one so your mom can shovel snow easier? you let your mom shovel snow? or you buy one so you won't have to shovel snow so hard? either way.. how's your mom gonna benefit from this?
just kidding ben... i think it's a great gift for the family...
just kidding ben... i think it's a great gift for the family...
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It really depends on how much $$ you want to spend.
I agree with Simon in that Honda makes top-notch stuff - however, they're pretty pricy. If that doesn't matter, go Honda.
If you're looking for something a bit cheaper, I'd suggest you take a close look at Craftsman at Crappy Tire. They're very competetively priced and very solidly built - plus a great warrantee.
One word of advice, make sure you get a METAL one. There's quite a few plastic ones on the market now and although they're lighter, they're crap.
Good luck Benette
I agree with Simon in that Honda makes top-notch stuff - however, they're pretty pricy. If that doesn't matter, go Honda.
If you're looking for something a bit cheaper, I'd suggest you take a close look at Craftsman at Crappy Tire. They're very competetively priced and very solidly built - plus a great warrantee.
One word of advice, make sure you get a METAL one. There's quite a few plastic ones on the market now and although they're lighter, they're crap.
Good luck Benette
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Thanks for the inputs guys!!!
I looked up the Honda ones...they're kinda out of my budget....right now I'm thinking of getting a bigger wheeled one so it won't be too slippery...and a metal one like Rob mentioned...so the price range will be above 800+ or so...
Going to visit Can.Tie today see what I can find...
I looked up the Honda ones...they're kinda out of my budget....right now I'm thinking of getting a bigger wheeled one so it won't be too slippery...and a metal one like Rob mentioned...so the price range will be above 800+ or so...
Going to visit Can.Tie today see what I can find...