Snow so many of you are blowing snow...

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This may look like a gimmick but it works. Avalanche Snow - Snow Removal Equipment for better Roof Maintenance
We had 50" of snow in the month of Dec a few years ago. My neighbor bought one of these and let me borrow it. I couldn't reach the peak of my roof but this cleaned off every inch I could reach.

I am definitely going to check that out tomorrow. We have a local dealer. The units come with 16 feet of pipe. I would think I would need at least twice that much to get to the top. I already have about 2 feet on my roof and at 60 I am tired of the struggle with roof cleaning. The alternative for me would be to hire someone.

 

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I am definitely going to check that out tomorrow. We have a local dealer. The units come with 16 feet of pipe. I would think I would need at least twice that much to get to the top. I already have about 2 feet on my roof and at 60 I am tired of the struggle with roof cleaning. The alternative for me would be to hire someone.

I was amazed at how well it worked. I was skeptical at first but it got the job done. It worked pretty much like the video shows

 

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I was amazed at how well it worked. I was skeptical at first but it got the job done. It worked pretty much like the video shows

Which one do you have the 17" wide one, or the 24" wide one? I was going to get the 24" wide one. Also it comes with 16' of handle. I would need at least twice that much. How much handle length do you have?

 

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Which one do you have the 17" wide one, or the 24" wide one? I was going to get the 24" wide one. Also it comes with 16' of handle. I would need at least twice that much. How much handle length do you have?

I borrowed it from my neighbor 6-7 years ago so I really don't remember how wide it was. I would guess it was the 17" width. 16' seems like a lot at first but you have to keep in mind you are standing on the ground and are probably 8-10' away from the house depending on the roof pitch. I'd say 32' is reasonable.