Is it auger or blade assisted or is it only push power?
1647505
It is push but piece of cake. It's ok for powdery snow, the heavy wet stuff is a challenge for the machine, but if you're a patient person, you shouldn't have any problems! It works for me, as it is a light weight machine. I have no shed, garage, etc to store it so when I'm done, I pick it up and bring it in the house. I put a towel on the floor of my tub and place the snow joe there so the snow can melt off and then it goes downstairs to the basement!
1647506
I have used it, and Casey's right: Push power only. The deeper/wetter the snow &/or the greater the ground slope, the more effort to push, but then Joe's so light it really doesn't take much pushing oomph.
1647507
It is push power. My driveway has only about a 5% grade and it was easy enough to go up and down.
1647508
Push power only. Depending on the amount (depth) of snow and type of snow (really wet or dry/powdery) the auger might help pull it along somewhat (probably in depths less than a few inches) but that's just a guess (haven't yet used it in the snow!)
1297404
Buy a couple lengths of black pipe (threaded) on both sides, a coupler to connect them and connect it to the auger. Works well. -Bob
1975121
Well, it's not super light. It might dig in if you are not careful. It's a great sander. I might try a orbital sander with different grits.
296248
the impact driver definitely creates more power for almost everything. I would only get the standard drill if I was doing light detailed work only
77900
Just inline cutting and it also orbits. I use Bosch blades and do not have any issues.
556563
I would buy a 2" garden auger and use a rechargeable drill. It would be lighter, more compact and much faster.
692533
Motor will work idk which direction your auger turns, but if the motor turns the wrong way, the included instructions w most motors explain how to reverse the polarity. Its quite easy and usually only requires a screwdriver.
1967911
This is not a heavy duty auger - think of it as a motorized version of a post-hole shovel. It might work, with a sharpened blade, and a hose/nozzle attachment.
2042749
The auger housing, auger, cutting blade and plates are made of high quality stainless steel. The motor housing and the top tray are also made of stainless steel plate. It is a very heavy duty machine and weighs about 40 pounds. This is a very good machine and works great. It grinds very fast. Hope this helps.
2037432
Not sure I follow? Are you referring to the motor and what not? If so I would say it's a Dewalt. In my opinion it's the best of the best. I've used it on multiple projects and haven't had any issues yet. I don't foresee any problems occurring anytime soon either.
1291283
What Grill? The Seymour AUA2 is a manual operated (armstrong) earth auger. If the question concerns how easily the auger is to clean, then the answer is relatively easily in light, dry soils, but in heavy, wet clays, it is somewhat harder. That being said, this type auger beats the scissor type post-hole digger, hands down!
2176460
I can only add that the auger runs on your own external battery and the number of holes would depend on your battery size and if it is connected to a running alternator like an auto. I don't know the weight right off hand but do know that it weighs a lot more with ice slush on the auger than without. A very nice feature is that you can reverse the augers rotation by reversing the polarity of the battery connections. I wish there were a switch on the unit to do this. This is handy if the auger gets stuck or to push the slush below the ice. I drilled 6 holes the other day through 36 inches of ice but the unit was connected to my car battery and the motor was running. 6 holes in my fish house with just a couple of batteries doesn't cause noticeable discharge. I usually wait a couple of hours until the furnace blower has discharged the batteries some to start my generator to recharge them .
698599
The Weston parts website advertises the grinding plates as stainless, the cutter blade is, the auger appears to be the same material in the one I purchased, the auger housing and hopper is stainless.
424865
I used it last summer with a sand auger and it performed extremely well even on windy days. I never rely just on the built-in auger. I dig a little hole, get the separate auger in really deep, and I'm good for the day!
153470
Yes it does. Just be sure the drill is strong enough. Initially I tried it on a Kawasaki drill and it overheated. It's easy for the auger to get bogged down in the dirt.
1264046
I'm sorry for your problem, the best thing you can do is either buy another deni 3500 system or try finding a used auger/blade. Best of luck my friend!
1395363
I dont see where the extra power would offset the cost. The 1/2 hp works well doesnt take off more metal than necessary, you just take your time. If I had to do this all day then cutting thru the blade faster would be nice.