2 5 Only Very Light Snow-Do Not Like the Built In Angle TCarmo Purchased this one and the 36" ManPlow Pro Snow Pusher together - ManPlow is much better for the money.
5 5 perfect if you have the right surface and snow depth Nigel The SnoMover handle is free swinging, the blade fixed at an angle. So you change direction by lifting the handle to flop the blade over. Other snow dozers I have used have a rigid handle to blade connection and the blade angle is adjusted via a set-pin.
We have a gravel driveway and the blade doesn't dig in - if you have rough, broken, sidewalk the SnoMover isn't for you since you can't push down on the handles to lift the blade, plow above the rough surface.It is only at the end of a push that I miss being able to push down the handle to scoop and carry the snow. I found that it isn't that hard to lift the blade with my toe - get a higher blade height, work around this issue.The SnoMover has been great the last couple of light, several inch/5 cm, snow falls - either plowing with the storm, or waiting until the end to plow. The SnowMover is good when the snow is too deep for a push broom, but not deep enough to pull out the snow blower/snow paddle. Even if the snow blower/snow paddle is an instant start Snowjoe or other cordless/electric unit.Now to see how well the plastic frame holds up this winter. I left the SnoMover out when we had a 0 F/-15 C cold snap and had no issues with the plastic being brittle the next day.
5 5 FANTASTIC! Chris Beaudry We purchased 10 of these and they are AWESOME! We have not had any issues with them after a full 100 inch snow season. They work great for 1-4 inches of snow...really speeds up the process. Great product!
5 5 Great pusher Dave We use this on minor snowfalls to clear walkways around our fire stations. We have used one for 5 years now with great results. We experience 100+ inches of snow a winter, so it gets plenty of use. Firefighters enjoy using this tool!
5 5 Better than a $1,500 snow thrower! Robert Schmidt, President; Grounds Guys of Harford It may seem hard to believe, but using this shovel/plow as I call it, is often less trouble than dealing with a gas powered snow thrower. My people absolutely love this thing. This season, we have had no more than 6" , mostly less, with any one storm. So far, the snow throwers have stayed in the truck, or with half the storms, been left behind at the shop. We actually prefer using this more often than a snow thrower. I wish I had known about these years ago.
5 5 Perfect for my needs Street Rod Andy Right size and easy to use. Makes a hard job now FUN.
5 5 AWESOME Kurt Perfect for 3 inch and less snow. We clear miles of sidewalks and we were able to clear sidewalks in 1/4 the time of regular snow shovels and blowers. Works the back of your legs, not your back, so you're less fatigued. Will not work on rough blacktop, etc., but will on everything else. Also you will also need to have a regular shovel for stairs.
5 5 They do an awesome job. Stephen Fluke Easy to assemble, made a quick job of pushing snow off board walks.
5 Stars
Better than a $1,500 snow thrower! Robert Schmidt, President; Grounds Guys of Harford from MD wrote March 01, 2019 It may seem hard to believe, but using this shovel/plow as I call it, is often less trouble than dealing with a gas powered snow thrower. My people absolutely love this thing. This season, we have had no more than 6" , mostly less, with any one storm. So far, the snow throwers have stayed in the truck, or with half the storms, been left behind at the shop. We actually prefer using this more often than a snow thrower. I wish I had known about these years ago.
5 Stars
They do an awesome job. Stephen Fluke from MD wrote February 07, 2019 Easy to assemble, made a quick job of pushing snow off board walks.
5 Stars
Perfect for my needs Street Rod Andy from MI wrote April 14, 2018 Right size and easy to use. Makes a hard job now FUN.
5 Stars
perfect if you have the right surface and snow depth Nigel from NY wrote December 19, 2017 The SnoMover handle is free swinging, the blade fixed at an angle. So you change direction by lifting the handle to flop the blade over. Other snow dozers I have used have a rigid handle to blade connection and the blade angle is adjusted via a set-pin.
We have a gravel driveway and the blade doesn't dig in - if you have rough, broken, sidewalk the SnoMover isn't for you since you can't push down on the handles to lift the blade, plow above the rough surface.It is only at the end of a push that I miss being able to push down the handle to scoop and carry the snow. I found that it isn't that hard to lift the blade with my toe - get a higher blade height, work around this issue.The SnoMover has been great the last couple of light, several inch/5 cm, snow falls - either plowing with the storm, or waiting until the end to plow. The SnowMover is good when the snow is too deep for a push broom, but not deep enough to pull out the snow blower/snow paddle. Even if the snow blower/snow paddle is an instant start Snowjoe or other cordless/electric unit.Now to see how well the plastic frame holds up this winter. I left the SnoMover out when we had a 0 F/-15 C cold snap and had no issues with the plastic being brittle the next day.
5 Stars
Great pusher Dave from NY wrote November 18, 2017 We use this on minor snowfalls to clear walkways around our fire stations. We have used one for 5 years now with great results. We experience 100+ inches of snow a winter, so it gets plenty of use. Firefighters enjoy using this tool!
