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A surprisingly practical idea. For use only in certain climates - I imagine [FarmerJohn] would buy one. |
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Seems unnecessary. A plow shovel works just fine. The lawnmower is very bulky. |
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I'd say it's about half unnecessary, daseva!
There's probably a reason this hasn't been
well-baked. But I do know several people
with both a bulky lawn-mower and a bulky
snowblower. |
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You don't see traction as a potential problem? Those wheels seem mighty skinny for this application, snow chains or not. |
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Since there is no steering mechanism to contend with, you might be able to install a set of rubber and/or steel cleated wider-than-puny-mower-wheel tracks. |
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Then again, I live in the Sonoran desert so what do I know about snow plows? |
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UnaBubba's SnowMowChipNBlow definately
has the MowerPlow beat in the feature set
(Sorry UB, didn't see your post). While the
impetous consolidating machinery and
reducing redundancies is the same, I'd
argue that there's room for both entries. If
only because of the differences in scope
and do-ability. |
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This would be for a walk behind mower,
ideally the self-propelled kind. (now added
to my description. Thx Scout) |
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