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snowblower. After three plus years I finally got to use new snowblower.
How did your batteries do for that? Looks like a good situation for such a machine, not sure if a bigger snowfall would overwhelm it, but for your use case their, looks ideal.
It took three charges on the battery. It was close anymore and I doubt it would have worked. Also took a little pushing specially if the snow was wet.
. Enjoy your blower while you can, as I may buy one next year!
Yeah, single stage machines like that aren't built for wet snow, even the gas machines aren't ideal.
We got about 5 to 6 inches. That is the most we have had in yearsJohn, how much snow did you get? We got about 13” total just west of Millsboro. Drive by our Lowe’s on Friday and they had the ride-on mowers out!
