Snowcaster 3-Foot Snowblade with Wheels

Wayne A. 68 year old who ran a maintainer for 12 years

from NE

Ease of snow removal

I like this blow type of snow removal. I shoveled some snow then borrowed a plow and after using it my wife kissed me and said we could buy one, after all she may use it. I do the neighbors walk also. Recommend they look at increasing angle of blade by 5 to 9 % more, may push snow to side easier.

Dan

from OH

Easy on the back clean driveway

The snow caster was easy to use and made quick work of our driveway.

Gardenerbob

from NY

Lives up to Previous Reviews

I was skeptical when I bought it, but the glowing reviews made take a chance. I have not been disappointed. This little plow does wonders with small snow fall, the kind where it is enough to slip on but not enough to warrant the snowblower. The poly blade is tough and the plastic frame has held up even when I overloaded it. I recommend using this on only light snow. Anything over a couple of inches will make for heavy work. But using this after the snowblower really cleans things up nicely.

R. Heller

from MA

Snowcaster Snowblade

Excellent snow removal equipment. A great back saver. Easy to use. Cleans to the pavement. Highly recommend.

Peter B, VMD

from PA

Excellent product

Easy to assemble, sturdy and performs above expectations. Easy to push 3 - 5" of snow; even heavy, wet snow, without lifting or straining your back.

Tom G.

from NY

Snow removal is a Cake Walk!

This mini-plow has all the right features. It pushes slush right or left with ease; flips to the other direction effortlessly. The wheel mechanism makes pushing easy and the front edge does not catch. This plow is light yet well made. Its perfect for my asphalt drive. Now, I do not have to pay $40 to have my driveway plowed when I get 4 inches of snow or less. Paid for itself in 1 season; built to last many.

Jason

from MA

Great Shovel

This shovel is real easy to use and makes moving snow a breeze. Its great for a 5 to 6" light snow and also can be used for the heavy wet snow for up to 1". We use it commercially and usually get a year out of the shovel. Typically we just have to replace the blade. Home owners could probably get 5 to 6 years out of the shovel and maybe even longer.

Robert P.

from MN

snowcaster snowblade

I liked the angle blade & the wheels are a plus.

P Floyd

from IL

Cut my shoveling time in half

I would agree with the review that I read that said great for light snow 3”- 4”. You may be able to get away with 5” if the snow is not wet. I have a 12 unit building with a parking lot that is about 45’ x 50’. I also have about 150’ of sidewalk around the building. I will normally only hand shovel when we have less than 3” of snow. It normally takes me about 60 – 90 minutes using a snow blower when we have snow between 3” to 1’ (all bets are off when we are over 1’ in a single pass). I live in the Chicagoland area and we got 6” – 8” of snow yesterday (1/12/12). I broke my shoveling up into two passes. The first pass we had about 3” on the ground and the 2nd pass this morning had between 4” to 5” of snow on the ground. It took me 28 minutes to shovel the 2nd pass which was between 4’ to 5”. I would have never tried this with a normal shovel and even with the snow blower it would have taken me 60 to 70 minutes. I have a 24” 2 stage snow blower.

Anonymous

from

Great for 3-4 inch light snows

Great for 3-4 inch light snows