How is a pusher different from a regular snow shovel?

A pusher moves snow forward along the ground with a curved blade and long shaft, so you use your legs and body instead of lifting. A scoop shovel lifts and throws snow, which is harder on the back.

What does the steel wear strip do?

The galvanized steel strip runs along the blade edge and takes the wear from scraping pavement, protecting the blade itself. It also gives a harder edge for breaking through packed snow.

Will snow stick to the blade?

The blade has an angled rib pattern meant to resist snow-stick. Wet, heavy snow can still cling, so a quick spray of silicone or a non-stick coating helps.

Is 27 inches too wide for a small driveway?

A 27-inch blade clears a wide path fast on open pavement, but it is harder to steer around cars, steps and corners. For tight spaces a narrower pusher or a scoop works better.

Can it handle deep snow?

It works best on light to moderate snow up to a few inches. In deep or drifted snow, make several passes or switch to a scoop that can lift and throw.

Does it need assembly?

The shaft typically comes in sections that join with the blade. Assembly is simple, and the long shaft is what gives the pushing leverage.

Where is the Suncast 27" Steel Core Pusher with Wear Strip cheapest?

At Amazon, for $20.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Suncast 27" Steel Core Pusher with Wear Strip?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon.

Suncast 27" Steel Core Pusher with Wear Strip

Best price now

$20.99at AmazonChecked Nov 11

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