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Been using my leaf blower to dry my car after washing for years. Streak free and great at getting the water out of cracks and crevices like mirrors and wheel lug nut holes.
Can’t thank you enough! Cleaned the carburetor on my 5 hp BS chipper. I’ve never worked on motors before besides the basics. Cleaned the jets and bell, etc. tried starting it up last night, no go. This morning it fired on the first pull! I followed all your instructions and they were RIGHT ON! This motor hasn’t been started in 18 years! ITS ALIVE! Thanks Steve.
Your in VANC Island! Hello from Calgary, I really enjoy your content and I’m a subscriber. We are darned cold this week. Using the blower is great! Great for dry snow. But the best is saving me from the back aches when using the shovel. I do my drive way, deck and sidewalk. Keep up the good content! I have learned a lot from you. And I will try Grolsch. Take care!
Steve, the leafblowers work great. I have a parking area about 20' x 80' and steep driveway, both all gravel so I can't use a snow blower. I go down the driveway about 100' (as far as the extension cord will reach, LOL) I've been using my leaf blower to clear the areas for about 14 years now and love using it. Works best with dry, powder snow but the wet stuff can be a pain in the arse. Like your demo, works great on the car and truck as well.
Steve I've been doing that for decades my favorite blower is the bg55 and the bg85 Stihl no longer in production they been replaced by cheaper units I'm a factory certified technician for Stihl johndeere and other manufacturers including Briggs & kohler ,been servicing and repairing equipment for just under 40 years , In my daily chats with customers you'd be surprised how many of them don't understand the theory of operation using a leaf blower handheld or backpack for clearing powdery snow it works wonderful as long as you check your wind direction
I've been using mine for yrs, that way, in fact everything that your doing I've been doing for yrs. & if you have the end attchment that is flat at the end, you can also use it to move the heavy snow as well, doesn't work well on ice, but throw the salt down wait a bit & it will throw the ice as well... Our daughter seen how I did our home, truck, & walkways she went & got hers out of storage, & she Loves it....
Oh yeah! been doin that for years. We got a littl snow up here on the tug hill plateau upstate ny Saturday too. Still can’t dust the sleds off. It’s been intermittent cold this winter and our snow melts and ground thaws. Makes money hard to get when working in the woods
We don't get snow in south Arkansas but I use my blower to dry my motorcycles after washing them. It drys the nooks and crannies way better than a towel. Great video.
I Tried this for the 1st time a week ago, works great on the deck and cars, But be careful where you hold the blower as I was doing the roof on the Tahoe, not knowing I placed my hand too close to the muffler and burnt a hold in my gloves. Thanks Steve keep up the good work!
Hey Steve, yes I’ve use that when we lived in Colorado 20 years ago still works good here in Minnesota, and I haven’t seen Lucky lacquer since I was in the service in Montana wow
If you want to gain power on that Steve if it's got a 15 mm exhaust Outlet you can draw it out to 5/16 diameter Also during winter time like a snowblower remove the two piece air filter and then I use yamalube 2R 2 stroke oil at 4 ounces per gallon and put in a cj6 Champion spark plug non resistor and readjust the carburetor to compensate for lack of air filter and you'll get a lot more machine power
Steve ,, your awsome man ,love your videos, been watching for a long time,, I have a Husqvarna hand held blower , but man life would be complete for me if I had a backpack blower !!! I'm 60 yrs old if only I could afford one even a good used one ,, I try an do a few leaf cleanups this time of year, anyway love your show brother !!
That is nice that the leaf blower can be used to blow dry snow, but probably would not work too well here in the South where when we do get snow it is the wet snow.
Hi Steve. I use my Kobalt battery powered blower on my deck also. I had a Craftsman gas blower for many years and I finally had to play taps for it last year.I bought the battery powered blower to try and it really works much better than I thought it would. I will probably buy a gas blower soon but not a Craftsman. We had a very mild winter so far here in Pennsylvania and I'm not complaining. Thanks for all your video's Steve. Always good to learn new tips. You done good, have a beer.
I'm surprised my neighbors have not found this hack! I've been using high powered leaf blower to blow snow and dry my car for several years now. Saves my back and heartt! Keys is not to wait until snow has hardened or accumulated too thick.
Before I left the California mountains I heard of this. But we had to go to New Jersey (ugh!) for 3.5 years. Back there the snow is humid like everything else. But it was worth a try. Later I was blest to return to my California Sierras.
Absolutely!!! I've been using my Echo leaf blower for years to remove snow. When you have that light powdery stuff it cleans off the vehicles better than anything. It even works on the walkways and driveway. What amazes me the most is that it starts so easily when the temperature is in the teens. :-)
Same. It leaves a completely clean sidewalk. When the snow melts the sidewalk is completely dry and no chance of ice forming if the temperature drops. If someone walks on the sidewalk before blowing, residue of each step is left, leaving an artistic looking path.
Steve, thank you for your leaf blower test. November is leaf wars where I live and I’ve been battling with my excellent Stihl handheld blower, but it was really a chore. I bought the Stihl 600 backpack blower and I have made the leaves cry uncle. My neighbors thank you also as I have had plenty of spare time to blow the leaves from their yards and several drainage ditches, etc. I also use it for snow but I have a snowblower that works better. But for light snow the blowers work great. Especially on wooden decks that shouldn’t be shoveled.
@@wilpresswil My FAV is Heineken. It tastes like beer did when I was growing up. Like it should. But when it comes down to it, there's only 3 beers that are my favorites. Bottled, canned and draft. All else can't come close.
I keep an EGO blower hanging inside the garage door (USA NE) just for the right condition, and for the constant flow of leaves trying to storm the garage. Anything cold and dry; like and up to about a Grolsch is doable on the walks and car access. Thanks Steve.
PT cruiser? Steve ....i dunno dude 😱😱....I have been backpack snow blowing my vehicles, sidewalks, decks, even a path for my oil delivery guy for many years...it truly is a great idea for dry snow....guess i gotta add a cup holder for my beer next! Yoooooooo!
Steve, one of the guys we pull tractors with duct taped a leaf blower to the hood of his case tractor hooked to the air intake. He calls it his polish turbo, said it really helps
I have the Stihl KM-130R kombi with a few attachments. I only use the leaf blower in the winter. Great for light snow and the deck, especially my 3/4 truck and a few of my neighbours trucks. Love the beer ruler. lol
That's a wonderful tip Steve, problem is I don't get any snow down here. But you never know when a freak snowstorm will come along so I will be prepared.
From Manitoba I would say not getting snow is not the worst thing in the world. However without it, It would be hard to ride your snowmobile or go skiing.
Hey Stevo , good idea with the leaf blower ! We have been doing that all winter with ours . Plenty of snow to blow off here too since Susan and I now drive 4 PT cruisers ! Yup 4 ! Best cars ever built . Best kept secret . We love them
Śhìt Fire I use my Mexican jet pack for sweeping out my shop area. There are no spider webs or dead bugs in there. Do a little work with them dead tree carcasses it is better then sweeping and gets all of it. To bed we don’t get snow like that it is sleet and ice.... thank you for the video that was fun
Tried using our blower to dry up the vast amount of water we have been getting in the UK (your snow is melting in the mid Atlantic) since September. They don't dry wet up very well.
Hi Steve. The bottle of beer is called a stubby in Australia the 375 mil ones abd the 750 mil ones are called long ranges ( sounds better than just plain bottles). Cheers Rory
I have a landscape company in Winnipeg when the conditions are right the back blower takes hours off our day (and our customers love when their car gets blown off to)
The green screen background threw me for a loop. Felt like I was watching an MS Teams conference call presentation lol. Still going to try this with my BR430C this coming winter.
SNOW! a4 letter word.We got it here in Sooke too. 18inches overnight on top of 6 inches the previous day. An overdose of the white stuff for us in Sunny Sooke City !
Just had to mention Steve even though it looked like you might be cold outside those Lite weight Steve’s small engine saloon shirts are heavy duty and I bet you were still warm, I bought a couple and just love them, they are good quality. 👍🍻
Mount a couple of those on the hood of daughter's car and have her blow the driveway on her way out ! Sort'a reminds me of an episode of the RED GREEN show where he attached an outhouse door to the front bumper of his "Pooch van " ( with duct tape of course) and plowed the driveway. LOVE IT J K
was thinking of filling up a powerful STIHL (or other) 2T sprayer with some *hot* (not boiling to not destroy anything) water or/and whatever non-toxic substance in it to see what happens.. if it's any better than dry blowing the snow..
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Looks like you had WAY TOO MUCH FUN!
Been using my leaf blower to dry my car after washing for years. Streak free and great at getting the water out of cracks and crevices like mirrors and wheel lug nut holes.
Right on Buddy....
Can’t thank you enough! Cleaned the carburetor on my 5 hp BS chipper. I’ve never worked on motors before besides the basics. Cleaned the jets and bell, etc. tried starting it up last night, no go. This morning it fired on the first pull! I followed all your instructions and they were RIGHT ON! This motor hasn’t been started in 18 years! ITS ALIVE! Thanks Steve.
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Living in Florida I sure do miss those cold snowy days. Use to live in Niagara.
Your in VANC Island! Hello from Calgary,
I really enjoy your content and I’m a subscriber.
We are darned cold this week.
Using the blower is great! Great for dry snow.
But the best is saving me from the back aches when using the shovel.
I do my drive way, deck and sidewalk.
Keep up the good content! I have learned a lot from you.
And I will try Grolsch.
Take care!
Right on Buddy...
Steve, the leafblowers work great. I have a parking area about 20' x 80' and steep driveway, both all gravel so I can't use a snow blower. I go down the driveway about 100' (as far as the extension cord will reach, LOL) I've been using my leaf blower to clear the areas for about 14 years now and love using it. Works best with dry, powder snow but the wet stuff can be a pain in the arse. Like your demo, works great on the car and truck as well.
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I got a kick out of how are you measured your snowfall. Keep them coming brother
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Steve I've been doing that for decades my favorite blower is the bg55 and the bg85 Stihl no longer in production they been replaced by cheaper units I'm a factory certified technician for Stihl johndeere and other manufacturers including Briggs & kohler ,been servicing and repairing equipment for just under 40 years ,
In my daily chats with customers you'd be surprised how many of them don't understand the theory of operation using a leaf blower handheld or backpack for clearing powdery snow it works wonderful as long as you check your wind direction
I've been using mine for yrs, that way, in fact everything that your doing I've been doing for yrs. & if you have the end attchment that is flat at the end, you can also use it to move the heavy snow as well, doesn't work well on ice, but throw the salt down wait a bit & it will throw the ice as well... Our daughter seen how I did our home, truck, & walkways she went & got hers out of storage, & she Loves it....
Right on Rick...
Like the way you measure snow. Bought my BG50 just to keep my boats cleaned off here in NS.
Oh yeah! been doin that for years. We got a littl snow up here on the tug hill plateau upstate ny Saturday too. Still can’t dust the sleds off. It’s been intermittent cold this winter and our snow melts and ground thaws. Makes money hard to get when working in the woods
We don't get snow in south Arkansas but I use my blower to dry my motorcycles after washing them. It drys the nooks and crannies way better than a towel. Great video.
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Don’t know if it works better than a broom or shovel but definitely looks like it’s more fun.
Like to see it move 70+ cm that Newfoundland is getting. You guys out west got it so easy.
I Tried this for the 1st time a week ago, works great on the deck and cars, But be careful where you hold the blower as I was doing the roof on the Tahoe, not knowing I placed my hand too close to the muffler and burnt a hold in my gloves.
Thanks Steve keep up the good work!
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Hey Steve, yes I’ve use that when we lived in Colorado 20 years ago still works good here in Minnesota, and I haven’t seen Lucky lacquer since I was in the service in Montana wow
Steve you are a genius. You have saved me from a big fat heart attach with all your tips. Thank you!!!
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If you want to gain power on that Steve if it's got a 15 mm exhaust Outlet you can draw it out to 5/16 diameter
Also during winter time like a snowblower remove the two piece air filter and then I use yamalube 2R 2 stroke oil at 4 ounces per gallon and put in a cj6 Champion spark plug non resistor and readjust the carburetor to compensate for lack of air filter and you'll get a lot more machine power
Steve ,, your awsome man ,love your videos, been watching for a long time,, I have a Husqvarna hand held blower , but man life would be complete for me if I had a backpack blower !!! I'm 60 yrs old if only I could afford one even a good used one ,, I try an do a few leaf cleanups this time of year, anyway love your show brother !!
Thank You...
Heat and hurricane speed wind work great on snow!!❤
I do this all the time with my big Echo BPB. What a time saver!
Right on.....
That is nice that the leaf blower can be used to blow dry snow, but probably would not work too well here in the South where when we do get snow it is the wet snow.
Hi Steve. I use my Kobalt battery powered blower on my deck also. I had a Craftsman gas blower for many years and I finally had to play taps for it last year.I bought the battery powered blower to try and it really works much better than I thought it would. I will probably buy a gas blower soon but not a Craftsman. We had a very mild winter so far here in Pennsylvania and I'm not complaining. Thanks for all your video's Steve. Always good to learn new tips. You done good, have a beer.
Right on Elmer..
I'm surprised my neighbors have not found this hack! I've been using high powered leaf blower to blow snow and dry my car for several years now. Saves my back and heartt! Keys is not to wait until snow has hardened or accumulated too thick.
Right on
Cool video but can't use that great idea in Lugoff SC!!! LOL WE ARE IN SHORTS AND T-SHIRTS!
Thanks Steve can't wait for your next video
Before I left the California mountains I heard of this. But we had to go to New Jersey (ugh!) for 3.5 years. Back there the snow is humid like everything else. But it was worth a try.
Later I was blest to return to my California Sierras.
Great idea, I wouldn't have ever thought of using a blower! Thanks for the tip!!
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I use my br800c I’m in Michigan. Works on ice if you can get air under it to pop it up.
Don't think will work on snow getting now & later today & sunday.
Yes a PT Cruiser! I have had 8 foot landscaping timbers in our PT Cruiser with everything closed up.
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I use my Echo PB-755 mostly for snow. It cleans better and my concrete dries faster after the sun comes out.
We got one of those BR600s at work a few years ago for blowing tractors off, best wayt to do it, great for the sidewalk as well.
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I always specify that when I sell leaf blowers.Thanks for the video Steve👍
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Absolutely!!! I've been using my Echo leaf blower for years to remove snow. When you have that light powdery stuff it cleans off the vehicles better than anything. It even works on the walkways and driveway. What amazes me the most is that it starts so easily when the temperature is in the teens. :-)
Same. It leaves a completely clean sidewalk. When the snow melts the sidewalk is completely dry and no chance of ice forming if the temperature drops. If someone walks on the sidewalk before blowing, residue of each step is left, leaving an artistic looking path.
Enjoy your video's. Wish I had found this channel back when I lived where I got firewood.
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Steve, thank you for your leaf blower test. November is leaf wars where I live and I’ve been battling with my excellent Stihl handheld blower, but it was really a chore. I bought the Stihl 600 backpack blower and I have made the leaves cry uncle. My neighbors thank you also as I have had plenty of spare time to blow the leaves from their yards and several drainage ditches, etc. I also use it for snow but I have a snowblower that works better. But for light snow the blowers work great. Especially on wooden decks that shouldn’t be shoveled.
I need to look into one of those back pack blowers, I have leaves in my yard almost a foot deep.
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Been doing this for years. My Toro in one hand and my BEER in the other. The way God meant snow blowing to be. I LOVE winter.
Right on Leo....
@@wilpresswil My FAV is Heineken. It tastes like beer did when I was growing up. Like it should. But when it comes down to it, there's only 3 beers that are my favorites. Bottled, canned and draft. All else can't come close.
Oh Steve it looks like someone stole your car and replaced with a PT cruiser. That must have been a nasty suprise when you blew that show off. 🚗😁😂
Great idea ( Beer ). snow melts, give it a little time 👍
Welcome Steve I’ve been doing it for 7 years. 🌬
yep iv done that for years works great
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I keep an EGO blower hanging inside the garage door (USA NE) just for the right condition, and for the constant flow of leaves trying to storm the garage.
Anything cold and dry; like and up to about a Grolsch is doable on the walks and car access.
Thanks Steve.
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hi Steve great video i wish it snowed here in stockton california.me and my kids would love it.
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Yup, did the same thing here in port alberni, worked great!
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Worked a bit better than I figured. Must have been light fluffy snow. Great idea. Thanks for the video.
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PT cruiser? Steve ....i dunno dude 😱😱....I have been backpack snow blowing my vehicles, sidewalks, decks, even a path for my oil delivery guy for many years...it truly is a great idea for dry snow....guess i gotta add a cup holder for my beer next! Yoooooooo!
Awesome video 👍 I use my blower more than anything to clear snow. My neighbors think I crazy but I have a clear driveway
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Steve, one of the guys we pull tractors with duct taped a leaf blower to the hood of his case tractor hooked to the air intake. He calls it his polish turbo, said it really helps
I have the Stihl KM-130R kombi with a few attachments. I only use the leaf blower in the winter. Great for light snow and the deck, especially my 3/4 truck and a few of my neighbours trucks. Love the beer ruler. lol
Right on
You need the flare nozzle to get under snow clumps. More snow than leaves here :) My neighbour uses only the Stihl backpack for shovelling.
That's a wonderful tip Steve, problem is I don't get any snow down here. But you never know when a freak snowstorm will come along so I will be prepared.
From Manitoba I would say not getting snow is not the worst thing in the world. However without it, It would be hard to ride your snowmobile or go skiing.
I'm glad I will never have to use this trick. I'll stick with using my blower on pine needles and leaves in Georgia.
Hey Stevo , good idea with the leaf blower ! We have been doing that all winter with ours . Plenty of snow to blow off here too since Susan and I now drive 4 PT cruisers ! Yup 4 ! Best cars ever built . Best kept secret . We love them
It's endless money pit.
Yes done it years a go but like you say its only good if its fresh snow.
I wish it snowed in central Florida so I could try that.
Cyberdyan52 will send you some😁
Enjoyed the video simply because it's you doing it Steve.
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I've been using them for this purpose for a couple years.
Right on Jim....
I've been wondering about this, thanks for the inspiration to actually do it!!
Go for it!
My buddy clears all the cars off at his mechanic shop this way. He loves it!
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Our snow in PA yesterday was wet and frozen. I had to use the power washer.
Cool man!👍👍👍
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Its amazing how much snow we got. Got alot here in courtenay. And they say more is coming tonight
DOHHHH.......
priceless and no paint damage!! LOL
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Since i got Husqvarna 580bts backblower in Dec 2015 we had less 10mm snow here where i am in UK
Happy New Year! Nice beard my friend! Always learn a bunch from you and save a bunch of $ because of it. Thanks.
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I now have a new way of Measuring the snow Depth . Pure Genius . Gday Aye .
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This is a a roll here in Edmonton Steve but I put a metal spatula in the front of the air cilinder of my ✋ blower to pick compact snow . Cheers
Great idea...
Steve thanks for all you do. We need a two maybe three beer live stream😜
that is the coolest thing I have ever seen.
Snow blower for grinding blowing leaves next video.
Newfoundland getting hit hard now.
Keep up nice informative videos.
Thanks
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I approve of the beer can/bottle measuring system.
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Thanks Steve! You just proved me theory correct
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I use mine to clear dry snow off my firewood stacks. Works great.
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Śhìt Fire I use my Mexican jet pack for sweeping out my shop area. There are no spider webs or dead bugs in there. Do a little work with them dead tree carcasses it is better then sweeping and gets all of it. To bed we don’t get snow like that it is sleet and ice.... thank you for the video that was fun
If it snows in lower Alabama we us the garden hose ( use high jet stream of water dah)
the only time I want to see snow, is on TV. Gotta love Alabama weather in the winter!
Tried using our blower to dry up the vast amount of water we have been getting in the UK (your snow is melting in the mid Atlantic) since September. They don't dry wet up very well.
A quick and fun way to clear light and fluffy snow off your car, steps, etc, great video Steve!
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Nice job sir. Surprised you did use the backpack for car & deck.
Opps meant didn't not did.
Could do with some of that white stuff in the UK. Hardly see snow over here anymore in the winter.
Hi Steve.
The bottle of beer is called a stubby in Australia the 375 mil ones abd the 750 mil ones are called long ranges ( sounds better than just plain bottles).
Cheers Rory
Nice. Now I have a reason for a blower here in Montana. Beer this Guy!
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I have a landscape company in Winnipeg when the conditions are right the back blower takes hours off our day (and our customers love when their car gets blown off to)
Right on Brad....
That's also a good way to keep your blowers active off season so you carb doesn't gum up. Oh in my last comment, my buddy is polish.
Do you have to take out the air filter and switch to summer mode? On these backpack blowers when using it in winter?
I wonder if the blower would melt ice on a windshield?? -- Great vid.
Still the man! Videos never disappoint!👍
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Vancouver Island? Heck were almost neighbors!
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The green screen background threw me for a loop. Felt like I was watching an MS Teams conference call presentation lol. Still going to try this with my BR430C this coming winter.
SNOW! a4 letter word.We got it here in Sooke too. 18inches overnight on top of 6 inches the previous day. An overdose of the white stuff for us in Sunny Sooke City !
Just had to mention Steve even though it looked like you might be cold outside those Lite weight Steve’s small engine saloon shirts are heavy duty and I bet you were still warm, I bought a couple and just love them, they are good quality. 👍🍻
Thanks Johnny, I appreciate that....
worked in MN and MT but not here in WA. too wet and doesnt last long.
A good ideal and safe on the paint and wipers
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How about a quick mention in some of your new videos about that tunning (setting) disc for carb setting. Nobody seems to know how to use one.
Cool! That wouldn't work here in GA. If we get any snow, it's the wet sticky kind. We just wait a few hours until it melts.
Mount a couple of those on the hood of daughter's car and have her blow the driveway on her way out ! Sort'a reminds me of an episode of the RED GREEN show where he attached an outhouse door to the front bumper of his "Pooch van " ( with duct tape of course) and plowed the driveway. LOVE IT J K
Remember no drinking and driving.😀😋😎🍻🚫🍺🍻🍺🚔🚔🗿🚫 loved the video 👍👍👍👌💪
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@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon Your welcome steve have a nice day 😀👍🍺🍻🍺🍻.
cool man works so well
Guess you started that winterized unit once this month. Never figured you for a PT cruiser type of guy
Steve is a Canadian.
Best thing is to leave the PT Cruiser buried
PT stands for pathetic thing 😂
@@stevek5988 AND drop a tree on it.
was thinking of filling up a powerful STIHL (or other) 2T sprayer with some *hot* (not boiling to not destroy anything) water or/and whatever non-toxic substance in it to see what happens.. if it's any better than dry blowing the snow..
I want to try that this winter. Do I need to do anything to the leaf blower to keep it from icing up?