- How does a wheeled shovel differ from a regular snow shovel?
- The wheels carry the blade's weight so you push snow along the ground instead of lifting and throwing it. That is easier on your back but slower for deep snow that has to be moved off the surface.
- What surfaces is it best on?
- Flat, hard surfaces such as concrete driveways and asphalt sidewalks. Wheels sink or drag on gravel, grass and rough ground.
- Can it handle deep or drifted snow?
- It pushes better than it lifts, so heavy drifts are a struggle. Clear deep snow in layers or break it up with a hand shovel first.
- How wide a path does it clear?
- The blade is 18 inches wide, so each pass clears a path about a foot and a half across.
- Does the iron blade need maintenance?
- Yes. Dry the blade after use and wipe it with a light oil to limit rust, especially if you store it outdoors or in a damp garage.
- Where is the Winado Snow Shovel With Wheels White cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $95.99, as of our latest check.