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1st Use HONDA HS 928TAS Snowblower
Original Message   Dec 28, 2010 11:37 am
Well, this December 26th 2010 eastcoast blizzard wasn't all that much of a storm, so I'll have to wait to really put my New HONDA HS 928 TAS Snowblower to the test.  There were some drifts, and the end of driveway pile was a good indicator of the machines excellent design and power.  The heavy wet slush and salt mixture had been heaped up by a daisy chain of 7 Suffolk County plows scouring the highway in front of my home.  The Honda easily threw it anywhere I wanted it to go.  The steering proved Not to Be the difficulty that others suggested it could be, because once there was some snow under the tracks the machine swung around easily enough and it went into a high speed reverse that was faster than anything my previous 'friction wheel' machines could ever accomplish.   If the person operating the Honda were small or frail it might be too difficult a task, but it should be of no concern for any Lady in good health. The operation is, of coursee, nothing when compared to the many times in the past I had to push the old Friction Wheel machine that should have been self-propelled.  All in all ithe HONDA 928 is an excellent machine, a marvel of design, and well worth the additional money to own.    I highly recommend it to everyone who values low frequency of repair, durability, and low maintenance in a very well designed snowblower .
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