Obvious Question but NO REVIEWER GAVE. How Exactly Does it WORK??? Do You Turn the Wheel?
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You need to check out the Video online......its pretty sweet. No the wheel doesn't turn you turn the entirething. Then you kind of bounce it to get the snow to come out of the shovel. It really does work pretty well, once you get the hang of it. It doesn't take to long to figure it out.
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Assembly is required. The Snow Wolf SW310 wheeled shovel operates with leverage like a Seesaw. Push the shovel in to the snow, press down on handle to raise shovel transport and dump.
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The wheel is attached at its center to the shovel handle. You push the thing and it rolls on the wheel. Imagine a seesaw with the wheel at the fulcrum. You push it into a pile of snow and when you want to toss the shovelful, you push down a bit harder.
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There are several videos on Utube which demonstrate how it works. Just Google "Wovel", don't depend upon the disc included with the Wovel because it is warped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0SD1nXUpXc
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This acts like a teeter totter with a wheel in the center with a similar idea to a wheel barrow. It acts a wheel barrow only to the extent that it has a single large wheel to be maneuverable. Otherwise you begin with the handles in the up position with the scoop on the ground to push snow and fill the scoop. After that you can push down on the handles as you're walking forward to to launch the snow out of the scoop. It's a teeter totter that allows you to throw snow by pushing down on the handles whilst maintaining forward momentum with the scoop. However it's much simpler to watch the videos online on Amazon or on the manufacturers website or youtube. This acts like a teeter totter with a wheel in the center with a similar idea to a wheel barrow. It acts a wheel barrow only to the extent that it has a single large wheel to be maneuverable. Otherwise you begin with the handles in the up position with the scoop on the ground to push snow and fill the scoop. After that you can push down on the handles as you're walking forward to to launch the snow out of the scoop. It's a teeter totter that allows you to throw snow by pushing down on the handles whilst maintaining forward momentum with the scoop. However it's much simpler to watch the... » Read More This acts like a teeter totter with a wheel in the center with a similar idea to a wheel barrow. It acts a wheel barrow only to the extent that it has a single large wheel to be maneuverable. Otherwise you begin with the handles in the up position with the scoop on the ground to push snow and fill the scoop. After that you can push down on the handles as you're walking forward to to launch the snow out of the scoop. It's a teeter totter that allows you to throw snow by pushing down on the handles whilst maintaining forward momentum with the scoop. However it's much simpler to watch the videos online on Amazon or on the manufacturers website or youtube. « Show Less
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You push on the handles and the wheel turns against the pavement or snow. You don't push the wheel. The wheel helps push the shovel and also helps when it is time to pull back on the handles and throw the snow.
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Yes, you do have to press the button to click...it is not a tap to click. The scroll feature works by dragging your finger across the surface - no wheel to turn, as you can see in the photo. It does not take much pressure at all to click.
1283398
No you can't turn the wheel. You and lean the bike somewhat to assist the child. But it is really for helping to balance them as they learn to ride.
216577
I don't believe it works with a wheel. I know the steam version does not, and I believe the controls and button inputs kind of rule out using a steering wheel peripheral. However, keep in mind that not only is this not a traditional "racing" game, but it's not a good game either. Buyer be ware on this title.
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Yes, the wheels turn. Steering a bit tight, but am sure that will loosen up a bit with use.
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Just goes straight mostly, you can turn the wheel about 1 inch if even that... so basically just straight!
1503010
It uses an accelerometer. It works with most PC games I have tried. It is possible to be as fast with this as it is with other more 'conventional' wheels.
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You use your legs. The front wheel goes side to side which moves it. It is really easy to move. Our friends have a 3 year old that drives her all over.
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You steer it with the handle bars. This item needs plenty of room in order to turn it.
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No it does not. The wheel actually has firm 'clicking' as you spin the wheel.
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Your left hand goes thru the center(see the finger cutouts) and you turn the inner wheel with your right hand. It is important to make sure that there is a lot of tension on the string when rewinding!!!
439035
Hmmm not sure, I will try mine when I get home! Have not had an issue, mine was the wheel coming off!!
1127832
I have been wondering this exact same thing for a while now. Of course I already have the wheel, lol, so doesn't matter. Really need to start getting it set up since the game comes out in about a 10 days.
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It works. You just have to squeeze the hand brake all of the way, and then push in the red button. You have to squeeze super hard.
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Its easy. You lay the cord on it stick one end through one of the holes on the side from the inside. hold onto the end and the orange part of the wheel . Glab ahold of the black part in the middle of the big hole and start turning. The cord will start wrtaping
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It is hard for me to say how quickly it turns, it seems to feel right as in "real" i guess. There is resistance, and feedback from differences in road surface and loss or gain of traction. My opinion is based on Dirt 3. I can only speculate that different games are going to act different. I have never used another wheel to compare to, unit is expensive, but feels very high quality and is a literal game changer.
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The wheel IS fixed, it does not turn. However, the wheel is removable. The wheel/front part of the frame is built for only a quick release system.