Originally Posted by TJP

I've looked at the electric "snow shovels" but not sure how well they work. Also not sure if the battery powered versions would do the job without 2-4 batteries.
Maybe I'm beating my head against a wall but wondering if any of you have encountered something similar and were able to come up with a solution? Even Input on your experiences with the shovels/ blowers etc. would be helpful keeping in mind something small, easy to maneuver and hopefully light
beer


My parents live in NH, get plenty of snow, and they have what I would call a small electric shovel for the walkway, patio, back deck, etc.
- I used it once when I visited them - it worked pretty darned well.
- It doesn't engulf more than maybe 4-6" of snow with each pass, but you just sort of skim it across the top in layers.
- It was a plug-in with extension cord, so no idea how battery operated would do.
- Not a ton of torque, so you go slow so the motor maintains momentum.
- I was in average snow, neither very loose nor very wet. It worked OK.

Cheers,
- Art


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