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kellyinkc


Joined: Oct 8, 2010
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MAJOR Snow Storm acoming!!!!
Original Message   Jan 30, 2011 5:01 pm
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NotMoneyGuy


Location: Toronto & north of
Joined: Nov 10, 2010
Points: 87

Re: MAJOR Snow Storm acoming!!!!
Reply #32   Feb 4, 2011 12:03 pm
superbuick, aa335 and Paul7,

With regards to the Poulan, I have only had the chance to use it as a "middle" machine, after the Ariens and before the 30" shovel.  One time I tried it on a sloppier EOD and put it away for the Ariens.  It seems powerful, but EOD is for two-stagers if you have one at the ready.  I will, with some more snow coming, give the Poulan full use and see how it goes and report back.  I'll post action pics and hopefully some video.  For now it starts and runs like a charm, throws nicely and is really fast moving.  Very nimble and easy to steer.  I really like how it leaves next to nothing for the 30" shovel to scrape off.  The stutter pattern is nice to look at, very tidy - you can even see a bit of it in the street in the bottom pic below.  The sun has little to do before I see the black asphalt on the driveway.  Even while the street is still white.  The neighbours think I have buried heating coils.

Next dump around here, we'll see how the 208 cm3 fares on its own.  Thanks for the comments.



Ariens Deluxe 28  921022  WI, USA      --      Poulan PRO PR621ES 208 cm3 961880002-00

aa335


Joined: Nov 29, 2008
Points: 2434

Re: MAJOR Snow Storm acoming!!!!
Reply #33   Feb 4, 2011 3:18 pm
@notmoneyguy,

You have very nicely groomed snowbanks.  Your blacktop is all clean of snow.  I used to have blacktop and now I have concrete driveway.  I do miss the blacktop for the winter when the sun warms up the pavement and melts the remnant snow and ice. 

I do like the concrete driveway in the summer since it doesn't get as hot, but my driveway is on the west side of the house, it is in shadow most of the day and there's very little afternoon sun to melt the snow.
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