All of us may not have an awesome snow blower like the one you see to the right but there is something we can do to improve the output of the one we do own.
My main frustration each year when snow-blowing is that mother nature doesn't always offer dry, fluffy snow. More than most snow falls have quite the opposite ingredients; wet, slushy and heavy snow that just barely chugs out of the chute. This not only creates a dangerous situation in order to keep it clean but is extremely time consuming.
What would normally take 30 - 40 minutes for me to clean our driveway can take as long as 60 - 90 minutes depending upon how much snow we receive.
There is one simple improvement that can help a new or old snow-blower from clogging and throw the snow twice as far as before. Please watch the video below.
My main frustration each year when snow-blowing is that mother nature doesn't always offer dry, fluffy snow. More than most snow falls have quite the opposite ingredients; wet, slushy and heavy snow that just barely chugs out of the chute. This not only creates a dangerous situation in order to keep it clean but is extremely time consuming.
What would normally take 30 - 40 minutes for me to clean our driveway can take as long as 60 - 90 minutes depending upon how much snow we receive.
There is one simple improvement that can help a new or old snow-blower from clogging and throw the snow twice as far as before. Please watch the video below.
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