[Electronics-Talk] Staying straight with the electric snow shovel
cheez
cheez at cox.net
Mon Jan 9 03:30:37 UTC 2017
Have you tried starting near your house and then work your way out towards
the street?
that's what I'd do if I had to shovel snow. But I live in Phoenix. No snow
shoveling. Yet.
Vince
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From: "Tracy Carcione via Electronics-Talk" <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org>
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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Staying straight with the electric snow shovel
>I recently bought an electric snow shovel, which is really a mini snow
> blower. It is totally accessible, quite similar to our electric
> lawnmower.
> My only problem was keeping a straight line. I kept ending up with ridges
> between shoveled parts. The grass line is covered with snow, so it's hard
> to find. Also, with an ordinary snow shovel, there's some feedback when
> it
> hits the grass, but the same feeling isn't transmitted up the handle of
> the
> electric snow shovel.
>
> Does anyone have a solution to shoveling straight?
>
> Tracy
>
>
>
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