MinnSnowta Dynamo Roof Razor Roof Rake Snow Rake

Having just endured 18 inches of heavy snow since Christmas, I was thrilled to receive this excellent product. In addition, I had every intention of removing the roof to make way for more snow that I will surely collect throughout the year, as I plan on making it After breaking the ice on my roof, I worked quickly to remove the snow. As far as I can tell, this is designed well to remove snow from a house in an area with lighter, fluffier snow that is also child-friendly. Although it works well enough for the 18" of packed, heavy, thick snow we get up here, it is not completely effective in powering the cabin. My snow removal has been a failure. I am typing this on my recliner during a heating pack, with what I believe to be one of my testicles lodged in the bottom of my sock from struggling to pull the Roof Razor through the depths of In conclusion, the product is great, but it's not the right fit for my business.

Rosalie Carlson

| Oct 02, 2020

The traditional roof rake is so much easier to use. A great product! The video I uploaded shows my 14 year old son using the product to remove 24" of snow from The two neighbors I loaned it to both brought it back saying how great it was and how much fun it is. It is not fun to remove snow from a roof, but this thing makes the process a lot more fun. I am looking forward to the upcoming big dump of snow, not that I am armed with this.

Josie Boone

| Dec 14, 2020

Since I am usually able to find something that I dislike about a product, I almost never give it a 5 star rating. However, there aren't many products like this out there, and I do believe this is one of the best ones out there. Buying it before you need it is a good idea, as I mentioned above. As a Massachusetts resident, we tend to have a break between snow storms, thus making the snow melt. A product like this probably won't be in my shopping cart for more than three years. The fact that I now have it, I am sure I will use it more. The weather has been unpredictable this year, with several storms following one another without any receding between them. Exactly before the end of the month when everyone is on vacation. As soon as I opened the door, I knew that I would have In the last week, I ordered this and spent about two hours on my ladder with an assistant to install it I made my own roof rake (not a razor type). There was a lot of hard work involved, I did a lousy job, and I risked goinguge The ice dam still caused a little bit of water in the house despite my efforts. My chances of getting more were probably higher. I'm back from vacation now, and it's 45 degrees outside. There are still six inches of heavy, wet snow on top of the roof in a non-tropical climate, so it's just a little bit nice outside. An area that needs to be addressed. I thought I'd give this thing a shot. I love it. My roof had snow flying off it in a matter of minutes. To compare it to the rake would be unfair You can use style devices to complete your look. cannot think of a type of snow where the razor-sharp edge of the blades can be seen A type of rake can't compete with a rake-only The type of. There are a number of razors that are available in the market today This is the longest pole section at six feet and the longest standard length at 24 feet of any product of its type I've seen. Since it slopes away from me, I ordered more poles from Minnesota and an angle kit straight from the company. The reach of 50 feet would be useful to me. As I was choosing this one, I took into account some comments about the weight and low quality of a competing product. My satisfaction with this product lies in both its quality and weight. I see both the head and poles to be pretty sturdy, and the chute seems pretty heavy duty too. We'll have to wait and see. My experience with ordering more poles, however, was that the main product directly from Minnesota is a lot cheaper. As for the shipping, it is nearly the same. My conditioned buying mechanism makes me just buy from Amazon, which is probably why I didn't notice.

Everly Dickerson

| Sep 15, 2020

A few months ago, I bought this at the end of the season and decided to assemble it The weather in Colorado was bright and sunny on Sunday and we received 2 to 3 inches of snow on Monday Assembling the system proved to be a difficult task. As a result, the slotted pole was too small to fit within the frame of the "razor" The wedge I used to get it on pryed it open and then tightened it. The whole apparatus was heavy and cumbersome after it was erected, but I was able to hoist it My ice scraper was very useful in removing most of the VERY fluffy snow in my driveway last night, but when I tried it on my garage, which hadn't been shoveled yet this season, it failed. Even though it had accumulated there a lot of snow, it would not be able to remove it. You should buy an aluminum roof rake from your local hardware store instead of spending money on one. This device is much lighter and can be maneuvered much easier.

Kayson Salinas

| Nov 05, 2020

The roof rake originally came from home depot, and my husband and I used to spend 4 hours each clearing the roof after a big snowstorm. Just this morning, we had 2 feet of snow here in northern Vermont, so we cleared the roof in an hour, and it was easier than I expected! My only drawback with this is that it is most likely too top heavy for me (6'0") to maneuver up on the roof, so my husband has to do the job. (Maybe it's not as bad as you think. He doesn't seem to mind, though, His favorite thing about it is that he always yells at me that it is "this thing is a t***" I'm crazy about you! " ( I ordered wheels that attach to the metal roof for our house. I really like how they work.

Annabella Dougherty

| Mar 01, 2021

It should go without saying I'm over the hill and will not be climbing any roofs anymore. It is not only bad for the Shingles, but it ruins their image. I think this item is great, it works well. WHEN USING, IT IS BEST TO BE EYE LEVEL TO THE PITCH OF THE ROOF SOCKET OR JUST ABOVE. The ladder I am using is decently sturdy and I'm back about 10 feet from Eve. You will get a LOT of snow on your face if you get too close. SLIGHTLY I adjusted the tool by forcing thebungee cord to be further back on the handle. The bulk of my work was done with my arms over my head, and I was very sore from using muscles I normally don't use. Sorenness is treated with PENETREX that is sold here. I consider this one of the most useful products I have seen in a long time.

Zayden Deleon

| Oct 31, 2020