can I use in driveway?
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Not sure I placed in my patio. The manufacturerliterature says yes but you may call them ddirectly
623169
Depends on the length of the driveway. If it is short - 2 - 3 car lengths long, I would say yes. You would have to start in the middle and work to the outside of the driveway. I have found in some snow types it only shoots snow 4-5 feet, other types it will shoot it 10-15 feet. If it shoots it the shorter length...heavy wet snow, it will take more time.
868839
YES, my driveway is over 200 ft and has a steep slope. It works great, even on ice.
728291
As others have said, it is possible to stand it up without using stakes, but only if the ground is relatively hard. I have tried it on my grass without staking it in and it was leaning back too much so I had to stake it in. A driveway should be fine, barring any wind, etc. This is a great screen. Highly recommended.
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Yes, you can set them in concrete. They won't last long no matter what you install them in. If you can arrange to drain the water from the holes in the concrete, you may have better luck than we have had with mounting them flush in the lawn at the edges of the driveway. At $25 a pop, they are too expensive for me to keep replacing.
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I called the makers of McKanica 0351 and asked the question. they said it wouldn't hurt the driveway and should be as effective there as it is elsewhere. (ph. nbr. 630-420-7073). Hope this helps. Jo
1530472
I do not know about a dirt driveway, Everything we use it for is paved. We love it, our neighbors would like to borrow it or buy one when they see us use it.
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Our grandsons use it on our long paved driveway. I think it would be okay over grass depending on how long the grass and rough the terrain. I wouldn't say it's designed to do that.
860132
Difficult to answer without more information. The shovel is only 13 inches wide, so you're not moving a lot of snow with a single sweep. You also need an extension cord that is long enough to reach the end of the driveway. And, possibly you need a lot of energy and time. So, it depends upon the size of the driveway. You could use it on a driveway. However, respectfully consider that you could, theoretically, dig the Grand Canyon with a spoon! ;-) Best of luck, whatever you decide.
1593612
It has to be secured at the bottom. It comes with stakes for use on the ground. You would have to be extremely inventive to figure out a way to use it on a driveway.
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I would not use this on a gravel driveway since it will throw the rocks & stones like a lawnmower.
2128023
This item works well on paved driveways and sidewalks for snow about 1-6 inches deep. It's pretty powerful and proven to be reliable over the last 2 seasons. Small peebles on the driveway won't mess with this much but I wouldn't use it over a gravel driveway.
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Yes. I used it on the edge of the concrete garage, where it meets the blacktop driveway. Of course, you will be putting black material on a concrete colored driveway so it's going to stand out versus blending in on blacktop.
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No. I have the same type driveway and, periodically you will pick up stone. The state plow mixes snow with stone and, that mess is at the end of my driveway. I assume the stone will age my snow blower much quicker than if I were on concrete.
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I had my builder run it prior to the driveway being poured in plastic conduit. I would try a circular saw with the proper blade and cut a groove across the drive. You could also rent a saw designed just for that purpose. If you have a culvert squash pipe you could run it through it (I did this at previous home).
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You fill the base with sand or water, so it's pretty heavy and stable. It should work on a slanted driveway. It may be more susceptible to tipping with with strong winds.
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I have used on gravel driveway. It works great just keep it up so your not picking up stone.But may be small for a driveway..