[Trainer-Talk] Using A Snow Blower

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That is awesome if possible, lol.
Obviously, you want to stay on the cement.  But what happens if you go over onto the grass a bit?
When I shovel I end up hitting grass.  But I use one foot to feel along the cement grass line and correct as I go when needed.
I personally want to know where the kids are that use to knock on your door and offer to shovel for a few bucks!
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From: Trainer-Talk <trainer-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org> On Behalf Of David Sexton via Trainer-Talk
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Cc: David Sexton <david at rustytelephone.net>
Subject: Re: [Trainer-Talk] Using A Snow Blower

A friend of mine ties rope guidelines and puts the rope under his arm as he pushes the snow blower.

On 3/3/2019 2:29 PM, David Andrews via Trainer-Talk wrote:
> I am looking for any totally blind person who has experience 
> independently using a snow blower, or power snow shovel.  Any tips or 
> experiences would be appreciated, or is this something I shouldn't do.  
> Gas versus electric? etc.???
>
> Dave
>
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