will the wheel stand up to outdoor weather eg. rain &amp; snow. Want to countersink at driveway entrance.
81045
Yes I would think so. It's all wood. I have 2 of these and been in our backyard for over 9 months and still look pretty. We don't get snow in CA but it survived lil rain we got and alldifferent seasons :) Hope that's helpful.
1619810
Just bought it this summer, no experience with snow yet, but the frame is strong and it has a good pitch, snow should slide off.
372812
This works great on my driveway up to 3 inches if it is a light snow. On heavy snow, it is hard to push. I do not have sidewalks so I can not help you on that question.
901426
The short answer would be most likely...... but in a driveway with cars going over it and weather issues it would wear off I would think or be damaged. I have used it outdoors and it is still holding strong on my rain gutter for the past year. Send an email to the company and ask them.
626245
Mine has held up well in NW corner of NJ. We had below zero weather snow, ice and rain and it did OK.
1728890
The fixture will hold up fine with wind and ice/rain if installed securely. It is a strait forward simple design. The shade is not deep so the bulb would be exposed to a driving rain. I use an indoor outdoor decorative bulb. Fixture is all metal, baring a direct hit from a wind driven projectile I expect this fixture to last indefinitely..
1336524
Yes. I contacted customer support about this specifically. They confirmed it is fine. Mine has been outside for 18 months and a very harsh winter and looks the same as when I bought it.
1776151
I roll it on decking and then have moved it to driveway. No problems in either area. have not tried to swap wheels and would not wheels are great. I have both small and large one. Plan on buying another for my blueberry on a large. Both of those I have now are used under lemon trees so they can be rolled in the garage when we have freezing weather.
1461619
Mine works OK on a gravel driveway. It is a little harder to push than on a paved surface, though. I like this little stroller, and it works for what we need it for. Hope this helps.
518125
I had it outside for the summer through the fall and it endured a number of rainstorms. I haven't tried keeping it out in the winter, but I think it would do fairly well. The metal is strong and has a good powder coating on it, though I wouldn't press my luck if it was going to come in contact with salt over the winter. Regardless, it's easy enough to disassemble and store in a garage or basement.
1859363
I have had this wheel for around a year of near-daily use and it seems to be standing up very well to the elements and regular wear. :)
951445
I don't have experience with the snow, but mine is adequate for the rain. I am pleased with this product so far and consider it a small investment to protect my mower.
1423706
Haven't used it as yet on the outside but as hard as it has been driven inside it looks like it really can endure the outdoors well. Great speed and rotation. I will suggest to keep it on even surfaces outdoors for a smoother ride. Am looking forward to taking it on the outside when this weather subsides.
1501289
Mine held up to a rough Michigan winter. You're supposed to knock off excess snow throughout the season but I only did that if it was more than about 4 inches at a time
1087879
We ride ours outside up and down the driveway, and occasionally on the road. It can handle minor pebbles, cracks, bumps. I wouldn't go on a particularly rocky road, however, since the wheels aren't that big.
888680
I roll it across my grass backyard all the time. The only issue is the solid wheels, stuff can bounce out of the tray. I'm not sure how it would be on a gravel driveway. The wheels might sink in depending on the weight it is carrying.
464031
This snow thrower certainly is light enough to tilt back slightly, but honestly, you would have to be pretty diligent to make that work and not throw a bunch of rocks. I have several places in the front sidewalk where the thrower needs to be tipped a bit to ride up over concrete edges. There is no setting to raise it up but you could replace the back wheels with slightly bigger wheels. If your driveway is very big, I would suggest you keep looking for a unit that would more closely meet your needs. Even with this nice light unit, it does take quite a bit of work to clear snow without having to pay attention to the pitch! Good luck!