My main concern is it looks kinda plasticy so I wonder how durable it really is in the cold. If the plastic gets all brittle and stuff that will be an issue.
But if it can deal with that wet nasty snow I think it will do decent here for normal snow falls. Just a backup anyway, once I get the gas one going that will still be my main one for heavy snowfalls, but the electric will be nice for smaller snowfalls.
Lol that doesn't have enough power for the wet stuff.
The video I linked is wet snow. That's an extreme test, if it can do that it will do regular snow.
I haven't bothered to fire up the snowblower this season.Such memories of shoveling and snow blowing the driveway. Fun.
in my area its been cold and dry. Tomorrow I pick up my snowblower from the shop. Doubt I will need it again for the next 10 months.Only used mine a couple times tbh. We don't get much snow anymore and what we do get tends to come late, around this time of year.
I heard we're suppose to get warm weather and rain though so that sucks. That just makes a mess of everything.
I just ordered a valve cover gasket set for my car. I've noticed oil sprayed inside the engine compartment a few weeks ago and had been monitoring it. It's manageable, but I need to take care of this ASAP.