How to choose a good Snow Blower
Shoveling snow sidewalks once or twice a year isn't that bad. But if you live in an area prone to snow, winter is shoveling season. However, you can't ignore it. A snow-covered sidewalk or driveway is dangerous and can turn into an ice-covered sidewalk or driveway, which is even worse. So if you're already using a shovel, it might be time to upgrade to a industry leader snow blower. These amazing machines will scoop up inch after inch of snow and blow it away, leaving your sidewalks, patios, and driveways clean and tidy. Just like leaf blowers, high performance snow blowers have many options. It is important to buy the right type of snowmobile for your needs and amount of snow.
The first thing to consider when buying a snow plow is the amount of snow in your area and how often you plan to use it. The machine is based on the degree of snow. Category 1 means one snow thrower can handle about six to eight inches of snow. Category 2 and 3 means snow plows can handle more than 10 inches of snow and can often operate on unpaved gravel roads as well. Gas snow blowers are available at all stages, while electric snow blowers are only for stage 1 snow and should not be used on unpaved ground.
