[AT] OT: Electric snow throwers

[Henry Miller]

Not exactly that unit, but Ihave a 12 inch electric, and a 48 inch gas.   If 
there is less than a foot of snow I won't even think about starting the gas.   
Even where there is a foot, the idea of cleaning the garrage to get it out...   
So far this year I haven't used the gas to blow snow.   The electric is so 
easy to manover on my small driveway, and light enough to carry where I want 
it.   It looks like a toy, but it moves snow, and that is what counts.

I'm moving to IA, so I just gave the gas snowblower to my bother, but I'm 
keeping the electric.

On Saturday 29 January 2011 22:00:07 Rupert wrote:
> Hello Guys,
> 	Sorry for the OT but I don't know who where else to ask.
> 
>          I've been thinking there must be a better way after having to
> clear a foot of snow off my deck a couple of times. Don't have room to
> maneuver the 48" snow blower I have on the deck nor is it easy to get it
> on the deck. I've been giving the small electric ones such as this one
> <http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/2/OutdoorLiving/PowerEquipment/Snowt
> hrowers/PRDOVR~0603982P/Yardworks%252B9A%252B%25252B%252B16-in%252BElectric
> %252BSnow%252BThrower.jsp?locale=en> a look. I'm thinking one might work
> well to remove snow from a roof too when the need arises. Has anyone any
> experiences to share about them?
> 
> Rupert