I need a side support for my snow rake. where can I get one?
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I do not know; but try going to a hardware store and buying a flexible metal strap to use. You may need to drill a couple of holes and buy some nuts, washers, and bolts
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Not sure what you mean by "side support" but I purchased this one and returned it. I would highly recommend getting the True Temper Telescoping handle snow rake #193055510. It's about $60 but so worth it.
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I'm not the best person to ask. Try Home Depot, or Lowes. They carry these products too
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Not sure you can buy from this company but Home Depot has similar that fit the poles. However, I would get the poles at Home Depot too. These Poles break very easily.
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I live in Michigan and ACE Hardware has them here. They have them on there web site.I got mine in the store for less then $8.00. http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1277303
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I had the original roof rake these guys made, the fiberglass pole and connection work great, this new way of cutting the snow and is a definite shoulder saver. Just push and short tug and the snow fly's off on the "Slippery Slide". Tough when you have to cut through the icy layer of snow but if you do this after a fresh snow your good to go! This is a high quality product, and I have seen prices as much as 300 bucks from some stores the 150 bucks here is well worth it. I have had the old one for a number of years now and compared to the others (aluminum) the fiberglass pole, wheels, and being to shorten and lengthen at will are wicked awesome. A must have these days in SNOW England.... (New England) I had the original roof rake these guys made, the fiberglass pole and connection work great, this new way of cutting the snow and is a definite shoulder saver. Just push and short tug and the snow fly's off on the "Slippery Slide". Tough when you have to cut through the icy layer of snow but if you do this after a fresh snow your good to go! This is a high quality product, and I have seen prices as much as 300 bucks from some stores the 150 bucks here is well worth it. I have had the old one for a number of years now and compared to the others (aluminum) the fiberglass pole,... » Read More I had the original roof rake these guys made, the fiberglass pole and connection work great, this new way of cutting the snow and is a definite shoulder saver. Just push and short tug and the snow fly's off on the "Slippery Slide". Tough when you have to cut through the icy layer of snow but if you do this after a fresh snow your good to go! This is a high quality product, and I have seen prices as much as 300 bucks from some stores the 150 bucks here is well worth it. I have had the old one for a number of years now and compared to the others (aluminum) the fiberglass pole, wheels, and being to shorten and lengthen at will are wicked awesome. A must have these days in SNOW England.... (New England) « Show Less
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I received both the side and out feed supports when I ordered the extra option for my Saw
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Fern: I bought this claw for my electric golf cart in Florida where we winter. I suggest you contact the manufacturer.cheers, Paul
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sorry... can't help you much here... this looks like a standard one from places like Home Depot or Lowes... You may check them out at those stores.. good luck...
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I think that would work - just use the "smooth" side of the rake (turn it upside down)
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I'm not 100% sure but hardware stores tend to carry them, I'm sure you can find them on amazon as well.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000QOM6KC?pc_redir=1407741899&robot;_redir=1
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To the best of my knowledge an extension pole is not available. You may want to contact Husqvarna directly.
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Try a Google search for Heath Outdoor Product, get their contact number and see if u can order parts from them. Since u ordered from Amazon they make them handle it, which means returning the pole pack to Amazon for a replacement. Good Luck!
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I don't know if amazon has it, but Lowe's carries that side box at most stores. Chargriller.com, has it too.
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Try x-pole.com... but use the extensions for the original x-pole not the one with the x joint. That is where I got mine.
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Not to my knowledge, But try looking at any woodworking tool stores /supply stores
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Go to the "Do it Best" web site. They call it a Snow Sled. Their home page will tell you what hardware stores carry their products. Call the one nearest you and they might have them in stock. If not they can order it and call you in a few days when it is in. I see one by Ames listed for 45 dollars. There will probably be a small extra charge at the store. Probably the same as the shipping charges if you ordered it directly from Do it Best? It is nice to be able to look it over for any damage in the store. Ace Hardware has the 24 inch Garant for about 50 dollars. It has an adjustable length handle which is nice for us taller people. The longer handle also makes it easier to push it up the pile at side of driveway, so you can jerk back on it at top leaving the snow to drop on other side of pile.
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I live in slc utah, and park outdoors. It has 2 bars that go across for support. I broom it off after it snows. Works great