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Church bought one from that bastion of Chinese capitalism Walmart, It works for a minor dusting to maybe 2" of light powder, after that its useless.


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Whatever you use don't cross Gary. Always wondered if this was real or staged.



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I would never buy a battery powered lawnmower or snowblower.

Unless I had a tiny little amount of work.



But... When you only get an inch(maybe two) of cold powder snow, I love the battery powered leaf blower. Uber quick and easy for blowing a path out to the BGE, or blowing off the windshield.


As far as batteries you can bring most of them inside to warm up before charging and just leave them inside until you need them. They'll run out of power WAY before they lose power to the cold.

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I get three to four feet of snow on occasion. Guaranteed at least once every winter. Even my 11 hp snowblower struggles when it’s that deep. The only battery powered snowblower I would ever consider is the one used to start my gas engine.


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What is snow?


Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.

A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.

"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".

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Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Whatever you use don't cross Gary. Always wondered if this was real or staged.

Putting snow on another's property is a good way to see what happens when you die.


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Originally Posted by 19352012
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Whatever you use don't cross Gary. Always wondered if this was real or staged.

Putting snow on another's property is a good way to see what happens when you die.
From the looks of things those houses are stacked in there like cord wood, nowhere good to put it at all.

Betting it was a slight wind just carrying a little dust over there and Karen had a bitsch fit.


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I have a 40 volt model it works great for dry snow. Wet snow,not so much. The 80 volt models are supposedly much better. Multiple batteries are a must have, unless she lives in a suburban or urban setting.

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Originally Posted by jaguartx
What is snow?

In your case it’s that white chit the cartels are bringing across the border.


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