Avalanche! Snow Roof Rake Premium 1000 Package: Easy Snow Removal Combining Complete Original 500 with Rake Head with Wheels and Adapter for Easy Conversion for Better Access to Valleys

Our roof got up to 3 feet of snow during the most recent storm after we recently moved to a more rural area. In addition to being concerned about snow accumulation on our roof, we also had issues with the entrance to our building. My height is 5'4" and my weight is 117 pounds and I was able to do the majority of the work When I began working in more challenging areas, my husband often had to help, but I think that was because I had the rake fully extended and trying to reach extremely high places. Moreover, we ordered this product after the snow storm, so by the time we received it, the snow had hardened and it has snowed again a few times since then. Therefore, perhaps next time we will start using it right away, and there's a feeling that it will be much You should definitely check it out.

Jaliyah Weaver

| Dec 07, 2020

If you want to use the main Avalanche head you need to The following is a list of possible substitutes There is fairly fine powder in the snow and pushing through it is easy. Despite the snow's lumpy nature, it doesn't seem to want to break up and slide anywhere*- A modest to good amount of upper body strength exists within you. While you won't need strength against the pull to assemble it, it's long enough to require a lot of strength. The following is a list of possible substitutes There is only one story to your house, and it is somewhat short An interesting tale. As far as singles go, mine's pretty standard There is only enough room for one story ranch houses, so the roof can only reach only a few feet up. The following is a list of possible substitutes The vinyl slide part cannot be exposed to any higher degree of wind than the slightest breeze, otherwise it will flap all over the place, and not stay We received about a foot of lightly wet snow earlier this week. At the time when I went to clean up the roof, there was a gentle breeze of no more than 5mph, barely enough to loosen the leaves on the trees, but that was enough to blow the vinyl slide to the side, where it was useless, or from the roof completely. Even if a small amount of weight was attached at the end of it, this thing would be more difficult to maneuver on the roof each time more weight was attached there. To do the majority of the roof, I simply used the conventional roof rake attachment It's likely that you could have gotten away with something half the price of this. Even so, the roof rake part did work, so the whole situation wasn't a complete Glass fiber is used for the handles As far as strength versus weight, I am not sure that aluminum is the better choice in this application, but hopefully the designers considered all options It is true that both materials are beneficial.

Macy Bernard

| May 19, 2021

It was a bit difficult to move and handle the poles as they were so long. Our roof was too tall and one extension pole wasn't enough to reach it. Nevertheless, it worked like a charm, as the videos demonstrate. It was working in my neighbor's house when he asked me This is a product I would buy again, but it is well made and I expect it will last several Alaskan winters.

Tate PARKES

| Mar 15, 2021

The price was very reasonable, the software was easy to use, and the value was excellent. Using rake side on fifth wheeler and utility trailer roofs is a good idea, he said. It was easy for him to pull snow off the roof with the drag side. The product was deemed to be wonderful by him.

Huxley Roth

| Jan 29, 2021

It's a great product, however I believe the price is Another one that's a bit cheaper and more stylish is available as well. If the top of the slope was flat, I could cut deeper snow with ease.

Kyleigh Moses

| Jul 24, 2020

I find it a little challenging to maneuver the additional snow rake, but it works well nonetheless. My intent is to use the whole slide once I have a good reason to do so.

Kenneth Griffin

| Jan 07, 2021

This may work in snow that is pure fluff and does not have any texture attached Although it came across as a good idea, it turns out to be non-viable in practice. Getting rid of snow on roof was as simple as using a scoop. I am not able to access the other part of the simulation in which you ripped a certain section of snow off as a chunk.

Aspen Shannon

| Nov 13, 2020

Here are some pros This unit is easy to assemble though takes some time to do
Easy to detach and store after winter.
Works well as long as your roof is not too high. I think it will last. You won't have to worry about damage to your roof. The cons are as follows You have to pay a lot for it. I do not see any point in getting the shovel add-on. Use only when the wind is not too strong.

Athena Frye

| Sep 30, 2020