What did you do in your garage today..?

[Gaoler]

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After 35 years of tripping on my air hose I finally splurged and got one of these!

 

[Wingboy]

More snow? No problem.

 

[Bobo]

Snowblower porn!

 

[GreyGhost]

More snow? No problem.
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Delivery pretty much ensures no more big storms this year.

 

[POWERMAN]

More snow? No problem.
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Electronically controlled chute!
I'm envious...

Excellent Choice with the Honda

 

[Bobo]

I would pick up a set of these from Honda, I think they use to be included but not anymore.

 

[GreyGhost]

I would pick up a set of these from Honda, I think they use to be included but not anymore.

Cheap bastards. The expensive parts will wear away quickly without shoes. If I had to buy some anyway, I would get plastic ones

 

[Wingboy]

I would pick up a set of these from Honda, I think they use to be included but not anymore.

I might get a pair. It already has heavy duty sliders on the back.

 

[Hardwrkr13]

More snow? No problem.
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Get that thing coated in protectants before it's first use.

 

[Bobo]

I might get a pair. It already has heavy duty sliders on the back.
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I have those too but I added the ones on the sides. Stops the side of the auger housing from scraping on the ground on uneven surfaces, just added protection.

 

[Wingboy]

Get that thing coated in protectants before it's first use.

It's got doused in ACF50.

 

[Mad Mike]

More snow? No problem.
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Think you could handle my driveway?

 

[oioioi]

Out of curiosity,
What is easier to handle? A tracked blower or one on wheels?

My craftsman has wheels and I can whip that thing around fairly easy. But I can see the benefit of tracks as it probably deals better with bigger/heavier snow.

 

[Bobo]

Out of curiosity,
What is easier to handle? A tracked blower or one on wheels?

My craftsman has wheels and I can whip that thing around fairly easy. But I can see the benefit of tracks as it probably deals better with bigger/heavier snow.

Track is generally slower moving than wheels but better uphill and in deep snow.

 

[Wingboy]

Out of curiosity,
What is easier to handle? A tracked blower or one on wheels?

My craftsman has wheels and I can whip that thing around fairly easy. But I can see the benefit of tracks as it probably deals better with bigger/heavier snow.

The tracks are controlled individually. Power steering.

 

[Wingboy]

Track is generally slower moving than wheels but better uphill and in deep snow.

This one is very fast.

 

[Scuba Steve]

I got my new blower a couple weeks weeks ago very impressed so far.

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[Bobo]

This one is very fast.

Honda use to make a wheeled version of my snowblower and if you looked at the specs the wheeled version with chains was significantly faster. Another thing I always do is put it in the raised position when I pull it into my garage so that the the lower part of the housing and scraper aren’t sitting in a puddle of melted snow and can drip dry,that’s where they tend to rust and disintegrate. My last 35 year old Honda snowblower completely rusted there and there was nothing left to bolt the scraper to. I gave it to my neighbor to use on his gravel driveway about 5 years ago and it’s still going strong.

 

[Wingboy]

I got my new blower a couple weeks weeks ago very impressed so far.

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Looks like something from a Mad Max movie.

 

[Wingboy]

Honda use to make a wheeled version of my snowblower and if you looked at the specs the wheeled version with chains was significantly faster. Another thing I always do is put it in the raised position when I pull it into my garage so that the the lower part of the housing and scraper aren’t sitting in a puddle of melted snow and can drip dry,that’s where they tend to rust and disintegrate. My last 35 year old Honda snowblower completely rusted there and there was nothing left to bolt the scraper to. I gave it to my neighbor to use on his gravel driveway about 5 years ago and it’s still going strong.

A very good friend has two of them. One for snow removal, the other one broke when he tried to push a car into his auto repair shop with it. So now it's just a car pusher. Lol

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