Most durable cover against snow shovel damage
Hi, I don't usually shovel snow off my covered trailer but this year with 2.5 feet up there, the springs visibly flat from all that weight, and more snow and rain forecast I decided to. I got most ...
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solismaris wrote:
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing about the leaf blower. Sure; maybe a 75 horsepower turbocharged industrial leafblower. But normal leaf blower?
Ya know, I've been thinking. In your average medium or wet snow the snow will just lie there and not even respond to the leaf blower at all... But I'll bet a leaf blower might work in exceedingly dry snow, which interestingly is what we've been getting here in New England this unusual February, but only if you're out there in the thick of the storm, keeping up every few hours. Or at least get to it the very next day, after the storm stops, but before the sun has begun to sinter it together a bit. Then, time to get out the rakes!
