I live in connecticut , we get any where from 6inches to a foot of snow, would this be OK to use?
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Make sure to remove snow before it gets to 6 inches. It is a single stage and does not do well beyond 6
65839
I live in mich snd we had a bad winter the murray did a great job for me. and I love the electric start
65840
Yes ! I live in Michigan. It will throw snow 15 ft or better. Best blower I ever bought. Really Happy !
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I live in Rhode Island ( New England ) , I am just going to be using it for our Driveway which is not huge, I just think it is time my husband does not have to kill himself shoveling. He is turning 60 in April and I would like him around a lot longer. So many people have Heart Attack's w/snow. Question; Is this good for a small driveway?BethRhode Island
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We are in the south, but I would think it would be the same for the north - keep a watch on it, and remove snow from it as soon as possible - don't let it sit on it for prolonged periods. Jakedogs2 is probably the best/smartest answer, if you can do that.
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It is great on about 5 inches as I've tried it last winter. As long as it is powdery and not the icy sticky kind of snow.
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I think you would be OK. I keep mine in the garage and the temperature there is often in the low thirties but doe not freeze. I use to power my snow blower and it works great, never get hard or become difficult to wind up after use. You could probably ask the manufacturer and see what they say.
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I dont think the size of the pond matters that much. Youre not trying to heat the pond, youre just trying to keep a hole in the ice. What would matter more is how cold it is where you live. If you live in Minnesota, you probably want a stronger wattage than if you live in New Jersey, because you will need a stronger heater to keep the ice from freezing around it.
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Should work for that as long as you are not trying to shovel ice or hard pack snow. I use mine for backpacking. I keep a regular flat bladed shovel from home depot in my truck.
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It can not be used outside where temps go below freezing. However, it can be used inside as in a basement.
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This is a very good heater, but 37 foot is also a pretty good distance. I would say yes unless it got very cold, then it might not do the job as you want.What is very cold to me is low 30's and down into the 20's.I live in Ga. and thats what I call pretty cold. t. gray
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I have used mine in all snow levels and conditions and it work great. I adjusted the height so it can clear snow all the way down to the concrete. When clearing 1"-2" of snow I basically use it like a plow.
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Richard when I can reach it I will measure for you, currently it is under 3 feet of snow! ...It is fabulous, easy to assemble, great design, inexpensive!
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It depends on the the tempature. If it's really cold like it has been it doesn't work(like below zero) & you will have to use a snow rake. If it is hovering at 32 degrees or above it works fine.
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We live in Washington State. We get some snow but not a lot. 18 inches at most. It has worked really well for us and we put a pillow underneath so the water doesn't collect in the center of the pool once the snow melts. I think it would work for you too. We really like it!
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I think it will be fine. I have mine plugged as needed in winter in Colorado. We dont usually get that cold though.
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Ohh sorry my bracket is at my camp where there's still 2 foot of snow. Perhaps you could call the supplier
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I don't know. it is still winter and have not used it. that question may need to the manufacturer.
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Yes, that would be the right length however I bought one at the beginning of winter and it tore to pieces after one snow storm. I now use it to cover my wood pile.