Dual Rolling Snow Pusher with Adjustable Handle

The idea behind this is great and in practice it worked phenomenally! My issue is the fact the bolts fall out of it when you really use it. I do snow removal and this past year was a crazy one. By the SECOND stop bolts were falling, I replaced them as soon as the fell. I would loctite every single bolt. For easier storage in my truck, I put coder pins on the handles so I could fold it over.

My husband picked this out to use in Colorado for all the snow we get after moving from GA. It makes snow plowing so much easier, and he loves it. Great quality product!

Tried it out today on about 2 in of snow. (Not light fluffy snow, not heavy wet, somewhere in between, with a splash freezing rain on top.) Worked great. Very easy to use & makes quick work of a corner lot and driveway. It's actually really fun to use, 1st time I have ever smiled while sholveling! We finished our shoveling in way less than half the time it would normally take. You have to think like a snow plow after the first pass. Make sure you just keep brushing the snow to the one side. The blade seems very heavy duty and cleaned up the snow right down to the concrete very nicely. It was a little bit cumbersome to assemble. Everything fits together pretty tightly and the instructions aren't super clear. My only complaint is the two bolts that keep the handle to the blade come loose while in use due to the vibration. That's partially my fault because I don't have a 1-inch screwdriver to fit in the tiny Gap to hold the bolt while I tighten the nut tighter. We'll have to figure something out on that end. Seems like it would work on deeper snow. You would have to make more passes with deeper snow, and obviously any tool has its limits when it comes to a foot or more of snow but for a snowfall like we had last night that isn't quite enough to get the snow blower out this was perfect! I will update once I try it out on deeper snow. Had so much fun using it, I "plowed" the empty lot sidewalks across the street too.

Used for pushing snow on sidewalk, got for adhd grandson who loves snowplowing, a huge success. He is 8 and loves it. The assembly was challenging, watch one of the previous reviewers videos, it will help, my husband didn't and he had to undo and do several times but it finally came together. So far it's held together well but haven't had a whole lot of snow, just a few inches twice. It catches on gravel but does a wonderful job on sidewalk and driveway,that are cement or paved. It's not heavy, blade is some composite plastic, sturdy, I would recommend buying.

Used it twice. does not scrape all the icy snow. better than a shovel for sure, less time and effort to clear our driveway and front roadway.