SNOWDOZER™ - discover the advantage!
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2016
- SNOWDOZER™ allows you to clear snow off your driveway, deck or ice skating rink quickly and easily compared to shovelling.
- Lightweight patent pending design does not require use to lift snow, therefore reducing personal injury and strain.
- Long handle allows user mechanical advantage in that a more horizontal pushing motion is attained.
- Removable handle allows for easy storage, transportation and packaging.
- 44” inch blade clears wide path - get done easier and faster.
- Easily reach under vehicles to easily remove snow from underneath.
If you are interested please contact us to discuss! See www.snowdozer.ca , phone 204-422-9399 or email jlstod@mymts.net - Jak na to + styl
Great for light dry snow. Not for wet or packed snow.
Different tools for different jobs friend
@@Coral_dude 😏
This is a cool tool! We're in Michigan where we get some big snow but most often it's just 4-5". This would be great for those busy mornings when it's too early to fire up the snowblower. Best of luck to you!
Great! Now I know what to do with my old skis.
Probably too wide for most residential sidewalks. Need a 36” version to
What a cool idea!
Great idea 👍
I like to call it SNOWGEE 😁
can you try on wet and heavy snow
The 4" side walls do nothing. You demonstrated it with snow on both sides; any push shovel without those side guards would accumulate the snow in front in just the same way. The one time you decided to show a push without snow on one side, you rightly began with a half blade, but ended up with snow on the side of the exact same amount an ordinary wide push shovel would leave.
Really Useful ! Getting underneath the car is the hardest part of snow shoveling.
How much is cost
2by 4, couple of nails, and a good ole shovel handle and I saved me bookoos of coin. Thx for idea. Oh yeah. I made mine bout 5ft long too. Gots me sum extra width. Thx snow pusher dude.. thx..
Snow so light you can use a leaf blower on it :)
If you know snow, you'll know this design seems to eliminate that pour over you get. Plus the 44" blade would make quick work of any driveway or sidewalk, eh?
can you show, how it works with wet snow ?
It does not.
You already know how it will work on heavy snow!! LOL!!
wont work with over a 4"snow veary well
The video needs to show a woman in her 70s using this for a 5 inch snow. Then I'd be interested!!
So...it's an extra wide snow shovel?
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O.k. He means a little bit snow, not snow!
I like it I could see me using one of those
Try that in a foot of snow buddy.
I still don’t understand how this is different from other shovels, you need to do a better explanation of the product
i think sleigh shovel is better
I'll pass!!! Not everyone is blessed with a Paved driveway~~
Average width of a sidewalk is 36 inches. I could invent the same thing and call it a sidewalk dozer.
Well, no I couldn't copy it.. but I would re-design it to fit the average sidewalk.
Well he actually did design it, then he patented and trademarked it, then he found a manufacturer, and now he's marketing it. That's a tad more work than just designing it, right? :) I do wonder if it comes in 36" lengths, though. That's a good idea.
Give me the name and/or where I can buy one. I thank you ahead of time.@@granjmy
You would have to search online for it, so you can try that. I wouldn't know what else to suggest. :)
Oh I have tried, but it hasn't been easy. I shall look again, I appreciate the reply, I really do. I need something like this, its been too much work. @@granjmy
Get a tractor. How about for densely packed snow?
Then anyone would use something else. Honestly. You can clear a lot of ground with 44" and try getting sidewalks with a tractor. Maybe a path or 2..
@@leaddispenser9 doing side walks with a tractor is easy
Umm? But it doesn't snow under the vehicles!
Wind blows snow.
None of these tools are good for heavy wet snow. Light and fluffy is no problem.
He wasn't making the case that it was. You need different snow shovels for different conditions. One snow shovel isn't ever going to be the perfect solution for every situation.
Yep!! A Battery Leaf Blower works wonders...
I need to weight 200 lbs to push this. I weight 140
Start eating more.
They should call it the snowboozer, because you would have to be drunk to use it.
Ok dragons den here you go
Correction. Average size of a sidewalk is way more than 44 inches. Maybe old sidewalks are 36 inches in width, but in snow areas and newer neighborhoods, well its way more than 44 inches. So I finally went and bought a SnowDozer. The only place I could find it was the link provided here to ACME products. They had it and sent it fairly fast. I also got the SnowDozer with the handle instead of the knob, in which seemed like the best choice. Denver got hit with a fairly good snow storm, well for Denver it was, maybe not if you live in Minnesota or Michigan, but the fresh snow was an easy 5 inches deep, maybe 6 inches. Hard work for anyone that dared to go outside with 8 degree temps. Before I start telling you about how wonderful the Snowdozer is, let me just say it was way faster than the neighbor that had fired up his Snowblower. And 10 times faster than the conventional method of using a shovel. The neighbor with the snow blower was covered in snow from his snow flinging and seemed like more work and time.
Taking the SnowDozer out of the garage and working down was a bit much for an easy straight approach, the snow had piled up way too much. But starting out with a small section and chipping away was easy enough. Cleared the drive-way and sidewalk in 20 minutes. What I liked about the SnowDozer, was the ability to get the hard to scrape snow, hardened by the car smashing the snow into the concrete. Well the SnowDozer used in the final scrape demonstrated a 'scuffing' action which actually broke up the compressed snow from the car tires. As it bounced and scuffed along it actually broke up that hard to scrape snow. I was very happy about that, usually I don't bother with the compressed snow.
Over-all, I'd rate the SnowDozer a 10, it exceeded my expectations. Was done way before anyone else.
thae aluminum will stress crack over time....tick tock
Try with wet, packed snow after the snow plough blocks your driveway with a 3 foot wall that's five feet wide. Americans... They love gadgets. Then mother nature laughs.
Cool,,,,,our very own MyPillowGuy,,,,,I do the exact same with my 20" wide dense bristle deck broom I paid $30 for. Btw,,,my broom fits under my car as well except there isn't any snow under it for some strange reason ;)). Go for it local dude. I'm sure your market is south of the border,,,they fall for anything,,,offer a box of Twinkies and a bucket of extra crispy with it and you are on the road to riches buddy! Go Jets Go!!!
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