Boy! Talk about a perfect set-up for this tool! A good pitch on the roof, with eaves close to the ground, and some nice light powdery snow! Looks like it worked great!
how well does it work with windows on the roof that you have to go around.this seems like a great product.Thanks for the video will try it for my roof.
I have used it now for two seasons, and most recently after Blizzard Stella. It cuts under deep snow and makes cave. Crusty top collapses. Plastic sheet has a couple of minor tears from rain gutter and icicles, and the bar has bent a little in crustier conditions, which I have straightened, and the chute has come detached, but can easily re snap on with attached bracket. It has paid for itself in regards to hiring people to go up and do it. Higher roofs with less slope are fine, if you can get back far enough or up on a tail gate, away from the house.
we bought a brand new snow rake used it 2 times and it broke cheap plastic crap it was 65.00 i hope they will let us bring it back to much money we bought it at L & M Fleet In Bemidji it is a 25 ft. one it was crappy from the first time i used very flimsy i was lucky it didn't go through our windows . We used maybe 16 feet or less to get the shed done and it broke right away the plasic thing connecting to the shovel part broke I don't think super glue can fix it.
what are you saying? schaade. but it is (I have one) for low walled houses and not so good at two-stories. Here he picked an unusually low walled home. Sneaky guy
Just broke my cheap plastic roof rake. Difficult to use at the best of times. Saw this online at Home Hardware . Went to TH-cam and WOW this guy does a great demonstration. Hopefully they have in stock at Picton.
Well that is dumb! where I live we consider it insulation and just leave the snow on. The key is to build your roof with 12 inche centers and 2x6 trusses. I have never cleared the snow off of my roof. Duh?
That is exactly how the roof is built,plus foam insulation but the windows are original 1930's and ice dams cause back-up + Northern NY gets multiple feet at a time, so we take it off in shifts. I can understand your criticism, but your 'dumb' comment was ignorant. Keep it real, unreal.
Boy! Talk about a perfect set-up for this tool! A good pitch on the roof, with eaves close to the ground, and some nice light powdery snow! Looks like it worked great!
Dont know what the hell you said....but you SOLD me! Good video, I hope it's your own product.
YES YES YES! Wonderbra👍
if you want an avalanche you call King Kong bundy
that's great innovation
Yaaaa
Are those electrical wires up there? How do you say fool in German?
Fiberglass pole
@@tomgates316 LMAO. Yes, fiber glass pole is a good idea, but I don't think that was the word he was looking for.
I wanna do that job tbh
Sold!
😂😂😂 put on captions it makes no sense
Sam Kirkwood don't worry, it doesn't make more sense if you did speak German. fluent jibberish
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I can't really tell, is this guy speaking English or something else?
how well does it work with windows on the roof that you have to go around.this seems like a great product.Thanks for the video will try it for my roof.
Somebody is going to make a fortune!!!
I have one of these ... BEST THING EVER!!!! took 10 min to do my whole house!!
I'd recommend to build all roofs to withstand 100PSF and leave the snow alone.
Brother..this is a v.good facility for u..v.nice 🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗
Have fun getting all that snow away from your house now.
nice living in mountains all the snow.
I want to eat some of
This snow ❄️
Now what do you do when the eave is not at chest height (maybe second story) and the snow has an icy crust covering it?
I have used it now for two seasons, and most recently after Blizzard Stella. It cuts under deep snow and makes cave. Crusty top collapses. Plastic sheet has a couple of minor tears from rain gutter and icicles, and the bar has bent a little in crustier conditions, which I have straightened, and the chute has come detached, but can easily re snap on with attached bracket. It has paid for itself in regards to hiring people to go up and do it. Higher roofs with less slope are fine, if you can get back far enough or up on a tail gate, away from the house.
hint ladder...damn sturdy one. and great socks too
Shiser!!! Wonderbra👍
Awesome, a perfect tool indeed.
having to cut grass in summer and snow off the roof in winter would suck
But living miles away from idiots, priceless.
we bought a brand new snow rake used it 2 times and it broke cheap plastic crap it was 65.00 i hope they will let us bring it back to much money we bought it at L & M Fleet In Bemidji it is a 25 ft. one it was crappy from the first time i used very flimsy i was lucky it didn't go through our windows . We used maybe 16 feet or less to get the shed done and it broke right away the plasic thing connecting to the shovel part broke I don't think super glue can fix it.
what are you saying? schaade. but it is (I have one) for low walled houses and not so good at two-stories. Here he picked an unusually low walled home. Sneaky guy
Just broke my cheap plastic roof rake. Difficult to use at the best of times.
Saw this online at Home Hardware . Went to TH-cam and WOW this guy does a great demonstration.
Hopefully they have in stock at Picton.
I was in the UP (MI) back in the early 1980's and these were standard issue with every house up there.
Holy Farvignuten, 8'' of snow on your roof, who cares ?
What happens when it's frozen or not soft snow?
جو رائع ثلوج...واو ما شاء الله
Yes, we do it when it's 30cm.
Try that on a two-story structure Sgt. Shultz
Roof snow doesn't look that deep
alot like a roof razor. Made in Ely Minnesota .
This is why I live in Florida!
is that a powerline he is working over!
more work..less talk.
So satisfying
"
I am dah MACHINE!"
Wonderba
Roses r red
Violets r blue
The title and description is english
The audio should be too
assin holin
Epic! Einfach Klasse, tolle Erfindung…
Well that is dumb! where I live we consider it insulation and just leave the snow on. The key is to build your roof with 12 inche centers and 2x6 trusses. I have never cleared the snow off of my roof. Duh?
That is exactly how the roof is built,plus foam insulation but the windows are original 1930's and ice dams cause back-up + Northern NY gets multiple feet at a time, so we take it off in shifts. I can understand your criticism, but your 'dumb' comment was ignorant. Keep it real, unreal.
unreal was an ass I see