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Sunday, December 25, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Truck-Mounted Snow Blowers
Truck-mounted snow blowers affix to the front of a pickup or sport utility vehicle. Drawing power from the vehicle engine, a truck-mounted snow blower can eat a path 7 feet wide and 3 feet tall, throwing the snow 40 feet in any non-backwards direction. With its 2-cylinder, 4-cycle, 27-horsepower gas engine, a truck-mounted snow blower carries the same amount of power and force of six full-size push units. It's no wonder people have been using them religiously in mountainous and rural areas since 1980.
The snow blower manufacturer Hanson is credited for first introducing pickup truck-mounted snow blowers; Hanson continues to be the only manufacturer actively marketing them. Based on a long tradition of tractor-mounted snow blowers, Hanson truck-mounted snow blowers are powerful, solid, and efficient.
If you're thinking about buying a truck-mounted snow blower, there are some things you should consider first.
A truck-mounted snow blower weighs 800 pounds. Your truck or SUV must weigh at least half a ton, preferably ¾ or a full ton, to support its weight.
Your vehicle must be a 4-wheel drive and have automatic transmission because at low speeds, operating a manual transmission and the snow blower simultaneously can be very difficult.
Truck-mounted snow blowers are compatible with most plow mounts, including Meyers, Western, Fisher, and other common brands. Before buying a truck-mounted snow blower, contact Hanson and tell them what kind of a plow mount you're working with, just to be safe.
Truck-mounted snow blowers take their power from the vehicle engine. All the controls are wired into the truck cab, including the electric key start, choke, throttle, discharge chute rotation and deflection, and hydraulic snow blower lift. Imagine the power of having all these controls in the cab with you as you heroically clear all the snow from your neighborhood roads. They are also great for small road contracting businesses.
Three alternatives to truck mounted snow blowers are:
Truck mounted snowplows: If you live in a more densely populated area, you don't want to be launching tons of road snow onto your neighbors' walkways, driveways, vehicles, and pets. It's usually better to get a plow, which merely pushes the snow off the road.
Tractor-mounted snow blowers: If you live in a rural area, a tractor-mounted unit is best. Chances are you have a lot of area to clear, so you'll need the snow moving power of a tractor.
ATV-mounted snow blowers: The Snow Hogg (not to be confused with Snow Hog, a maker of snow tires) is a big snow blower that attaches to your all-terrain vehicle, making for one hungry-looking snow chomper. Smaller than a truck-mounted unit, but still more powerful than most push units, the Snow Hogg can clear a path 42" wide and almost two feet deep, with a chute rotation range of 210. The Snow Hogg weighs almost 400 pounds, but thanks to a built-in suspension and traction system, the machine only puts about 10 to 15 pounds of stress on your ATV frame.
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Ariens Deluxe Track Sno-Thro Snow Blower 28 - ST28LET 250 cc (2012 Model)
!±8±Ariens Deluxe Track Sno-Thro Snow Blower 28 - ST28LET 250 cc (2012 Model)
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The Ariens Deluxe Track Sno-Thro has extreme maneuverability and a 250cc engine. This snow blower clears a path of 28 inches wide. There's a steel chute, dual-handle interlock system, 14-inch impeller, and halogen headlight. Power Source 250cc Ariens Polar Force Engine by Briggs&Stratton 120 volt electric start with recoil back-up 2.9 quart fuel capacity 6 forward speeds / 2 reverse speeds Structure 28 clearing width 21 housing height Throws snow up to 50 feet 2.5x ice drill remote chute control with remote deflector Dual-handle interlock system Reversible skid shoes Clean-out tool All steel construction Internal System Cast iron gear case 14 Steel serrated auger Three blade, 14 steel impeller Tread Control 5.5 wide directional snow track
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
Husqvarna 12527HV 27-Inch 291cc SnowKing Gas Powered Two Stage Snow Thrower With Electric Start & Power Steering
!±8±Husqvarna 12527HV 27-Inch 291cc SnowKing Gas Powered Two Stage Snow Thrower With Electric Start & Power Steering
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Equipped with a 12.4 gross torque SnowKing engine, the two-stage Husqvarna 12527HV has the capacity to clear 27-inch wide paths and 23-inch high snow depths. An efficient two-stage auger/impellor system provides first class clearing and ejection. This unit features trigger controlled power steering for easy turning, and single hand control allows operators to adjust chute controls while wheels and auger are engaged. A push button electric starter that works off a power outlet means that you'll never have to worry about a dead battery and allows for effortless starting in cold conditions. The halogen headlight makes operation easy in low light conditions. Unit has 16-inch by 5-inch tires. Options include a drifoot cutter and weight bar.
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
5 Ways to Keep Your Kitchen Free of Harmful Germs
Germs can live anywhere, but the kitchen seems to attract germs more than any room of the home due to daily food preparation as well as the amount of moisture. And with more reports than ever of food poisoning and contamination, those who cook at home are becoming more aware of the hazards of germs and bacteria in the kitchen. Think of all the possible areas in the kitchen that can harbor germs - sink, countertops, tabletops, floors, chairs, bar stools, microwaves, stoves - not to mention all those small electronic gadgets that make cooking so convenient!
With so many possible ways germs can invade the kitchen, it's good to know how to stop them dead in their tracks. Let's explore five easy methods of keeping your kitchen germ-free.
1. Keep Countertops Clean
Use a disinfectant to clean your countertops after every meal. Even if you don't place food directly on a counter, there will likely be germs from utensils, packaging and even your own hands. Countertops should also be cleaned after snacking and after bringing in groceries from the store in grocery bags. Think of it - the bags are fresh and new when the clerk places your groceries in them. But unfortunately, he/she then places the bag onto the register table and then into a dirty buggy. You, in turn, place them in the trunk of your car! So when you bring the bags in and place them on your countertops, you've just transferred germs from three possible sources. This is especially important during flu and cold season! You might want to just throw away bags during these months instead of storing them.
2. Handle Your Food Well
Washing raw foods will help eliminate some germs (although not all viruses can be destroyed using this method). Also, keep raw foods (particularly meats) away from other foods. Eggs should be kept in their carton, and meats should be kept in their proper packaging, wrapped in a bag if possible to prevent contact with other items.
3. Avoid Clutter in the Kitchen
Clutter makes it very difficult to clean the countertops, cabinets, etc. When a countertop has lots of items stored on it, you might be tempted to only wipe clean the visible areas. Also, clean out your cabinets occasionally and wipe them with a disinfectant cleaner. Throw away old items, and keep things organized for easy access for cleaning. Clean your refrigerator from top to bottom, inside and out, to keep it fresh and germ-free. Keep the floor swept, and mop it often with a disinfectant cleaner and hot water.
Change out your dish rags and sponges often. Rags should be washed in hot water to kill germs. Hand towels should only be used to dry clean hands - not to wipe up spills on the counters and then hang up for others to use! Kids are known for grabbing the drying towel to clean up spills and then hanging it back without telling anyone - beware! Use paper towels for spills to eliminate this problem.
4. Clean Electrical Appliances
Electrical appliances tend to become the most ignored items in a kitchen, but these can harbor germs just like any other item. The can opener, for instance, has food from the can splashed onto the blade every time it's used. The coffee maker can become a breeding ground for mold and bacteria. Microwaves often have food splashed onto the walls or platter while cooking. To clean your electrical appliances, use a professional style cleaner that's meant for this purpose. The perfect cleaner is a putty-like substance that you simply press and pull to remove grime, dirt and food from the appliance. It gets in those hard-to-reach places without wetting them, and even works great as a dashboard cleaner, car cleaner, keyboard cleaner, auto cleaner, and any type of electronic cleaner.
5. The Obvious - Wash Your Hands
Probably the most common way germs spread is by our own hands. We touch raw foods, and then forget and reach to grab something from the cabinet, or touch the refrigerator door. We might grab a utensil from the drawer after touching raw foods. Make a mental note to wash your hands before touching anything else while preparing a meal. Meats and raw eggs should immediately throw up a red flag before touching other items. Sometimes kids rush in from playing outdoors and grab a drink or snack without washing their hands. Teach them from a young age that it's important to wash before touching anything in the kitchen to minimize sickness due to germs.
Keep these tips in mind every time you visit the kitchen to enjoy less germs and peace of mind!
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Read This Before Buying a Toro Electric Snow Blower
Looking for an Toro Electric Snow Blower?
Toro produce some of the best and easiest to use snowblowers. They have a number of features that makes them the best among the rest. If you want to own it and have it at a lower price, continue reading.
Why Do People Say Such Good Things about Toro Electric Snow Throwers?
If you live somewhere like Chicago where it usually snows during the winter then an electric snowblower is a worthwhile investment. Toro are renowned for making a full range of high quality snowblowers both gas powered and electric.
Toro make 2 models of electric snowblowers specially designed for homeowners or anyone who wants an easy to use and effective snow blower without the hassle and weight and expense of a gas model. Portable and convenient, the electric models can't really be compared with full size gas rigs in terms of performance.But are still surprisingly powerful and can deal with medium snow falls. They sure save a lot of back work.
The smallest model is the Power Shovel with a 12" clearing width and can clear 6" of snow in a single pass. It clears 300 pounds per minute and throws snow up to 20 feet. It might be called an electric snow shovel. But his is a great little machine and is surprisingly powerful for such a small unit.
If you need something a little larger and more powerful, then choose the 1800 Power Curve model. This will clear 18" width of snow up to 10 inches deep in one pass. New for 2010/11 it's been totally redesigned to be better than ever before. Changes include bigger wheels, more powerful motor, and ergonomic handle. I think the best new feature is the adjustable snow chute, one big advantage this model has over the smaller power shovel. Change the angle in a second to shoot snow up to 30 feet either left or right.
Where to find the best deals?
There are lots of places that you can find where Toro Electric Snowblowers are sold. What is hard to find is where can you get the lowest price and free shipping combined with total assurance. But you do not have to worry anymore though. I will show you a site where you can get immediate access to an online store that has a proven track record for low prices and excellent standards of service.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Yamaha YS-624T Snow Blower impeller rebuild.
This is a new to me 1989-1991 Yamaha YS-624T snow blower. It could not throw snow further than 6-8 feet as the impeller was worn out. I think it was used to blow gravel! New impellers were on back order at the Yamaha dealer so I decided to repair mine. I think it turned out well.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Maztang MT988 18 inch 13 Amps Electric Snow Blower, Snow Thrower ETL Certified. Same as Snow Joe SJ620 Model
!±8±Maztang MT988 18 inch 13 Amps Electric Snow Blower, Snow Thrower ETL Certified. Same as Snow Joe SJ620 Model
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The Maztang MT-988 Electric snow thrower is designed to move up to 800 lbs of snow per minute. Its powerful 13 amps electric motor can easily clear snow 18 inches wide and 10 inches thick from driveways, walkways, and pavements. It comes with a 180 degree adjustable chute, easily adjusted lever, can discharge snow as high as 30 feet in different directions. Its ergonomic handle covered with high quality foam gives you a complete control. It weights only 26 lbs for maximum portability. The Maztang MT-988 snow thrower is maintenance free. No tuneups is necessary. When not in use, simply unplug, folds the handle for compact storage. Light assembly of handle and lever is required.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Accessories For Your Snow Blower
As the popularity of snow blowers has been growing, so has the list of "must-have" accessories. Here are a few of the more popular ones:
Covers. These are a must if you store your snow blower outdoors, and it is also nice to have when storing indoors, to keep off the summers dust and whatnot. The cost for one of these covers runs between and , depending on quality. Floor Mats. Snow and slush that gathers on your machine while using it can make a terrible mess in your garage, so if you store your unit in the garage, this is great thing to place your snow machine on. It can hold a couple quarts of water and costs about for a good quality one. Semi-attached Mitts. These are designed to fasten onto your handle grips with Velcro type fasteners, so they stay with the machine. But they do a great job of keeping your hands warm and the snow from going up your sleeves. They sell for around . Snow Thrower Cabs. I think everyone has experienced snow being blown back in our faces when using our snow machines, and it the wind is blowing hard it can be downright miserable. However, many manufacturers make attachable "cabs" that enclose the operator from the front and sides. The manufacturer's models are a little expensive, running from 0 to 0, but I have seen a universal model for most machines that sells for around . If you need a cab for your garden tractor, they are more expensive. Drift Cutters. If you ever have to attack snowdrifts higher than the opening on your snow thrower, you will come to appreciate the value of Drift Cutters. They mount on the sides of your opening, near the front and cut through the drift ahead of your machine and feed the snow back into the auger. Most manufacturers offer them for their brand of machine, but they are simple devices (a good handyman can build one at home) and you can buy a third-party brand for around . Tire Chains. Larger model snow machines require chains on the drive wheels for traction. There is no sense trying to maneuver a heavy machine around on ice and snow while the drive wheels are spinning and doing little good. These cost between and 0, depending on size of wheel and style of chain. Garden tractors require larger sizes and generally cost more. Wheel Weights. If you use your garden tractor to clear snow, you really should have wheel weights to help with traction. These normally run around 5 to 0 per set of two wheels. In the event you need to handle "serious" snow, you should also have external weights to help hold your machine in place and not ride up on hard packed snow. You will need to buy these, with mounting brackets, from your dealer. Electric Starters. Many manufacturers offer factory installed electric starters on their larger snow blowers. In my opinion this is a must--I just hate yanking on a starter cord, trying to start a reluctant gas engine in zero weather with the wind howling around me. Fortunately, there are aftermarket electric starter kits available in both 120-volt, and 6-volt systems. I wouldn't mess with a 6-volt system in cold weather, but I would definitely add on a 120-volt starter before the snow flies. These add-ons generally cost between and 0 depending on engine model. Make sure you get a complete kit, as some of the cheaper ones are not all-inclusive. Track Kits. These are kits to convert your drive wheels to a powered track (like a tank or bulldozer). Several manufacturers offer track drive models from the factory, but there are also after-market kits. If you are working steep terrain, this is a handy attachment to have. I have been told that the Ariens kit is fairly easy to install for the accomplished do-it-yourselfer. Kits run around 0. Track kits are also available for your ATV when using a snow blower, but now you are getting into some serious retrofitting.
Well, there you have some of the most popular accessories for snow blowers. There are additional features, like heated hand grips, pivoting wheels, one-hand operation, etc., but these are manufacturers features, not after-market accessories. As I run across more items, I will add them to this list.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Arians Snow Blowers
Arians Snow Blowers: Responding to Your Every Need
Keeping your house property clean in winters is a back breaking job. Thanks to technological development that Arians Snow blowers are a sigh of relief for all the hassles.
Arians Snow blowers: an ingenious necessity.
Arians Snow blowers come from the house of Arians Company, a well renowned name in the industry of outdoor power equipment. The company started operating from 1933. So if you are wondering about the credibility of this product, then the company leaves you with no doubt of suspicion, as the date brings forth generations of proficiency.
The company showcases two major type of products, the first being equipments for the lawn and the other being equipments for snow removal. Equipments for snow removal have been versioned into a variety of range namely the Professional, the Deluxe-Track, the Deluxe, the Compact, Pro-Track, the Single-Stage, and the exclusive Power Brush series.
The compact series as the name says is very easy to use and is best suitable for house purposes. It has small blowers which are suitable for light snow and is easy to store. The Power Brush series are large snow removal machines with large brushes to remove heavy and large amount of snow. Arians Snow blowers exhibit a wide range of products that consumers find it easy to locate exactly what they are looking for.
Arians Snow blowers also open its doors for industrial purposes too. Arians Single-Stage series are meant for light to medium snow intensity. So if you do not face heavy snowfall leaving your property underneath layers of snow, this product will be your value for money.
Arians Single-Stage series has two versions and it is up to you which product will suffice your need. The 5-HP Single-Stage Electric Blower comes with an easy electric start for smooth and easy function and is best suited for removing snow even at night. This smooth operator comes with a clearing width of 22inches and costs at an affordable price of 9, with a much more credible guaranty as compared to other like products available in the market.
Arians 7-HP Single-Stage model has the same features as the first but is a much more powerful version. Its price range is also a bit on the high side costing around 9. If you think that you need something more than a Single-Stage blower for your heavy snow clearing, then Arians Snow blowers gives you the option of a two-stage snow blower.
This monster is equipped with an engine of 6-HP and a clearing width of 24-inches. This machine has won a lot of reviews from consumers which give it a 5 star rating. Its full metal body gives it durability to withstand harsh weather conditions. Its features include pin lock wheels, a firm gear-driven shaft, and an adaptable throwing direction. The company website has made it easy to order parts of this machine. This smart machine comes in a price range of 9.
If you are on the lookout for something lighter, then the Arians Deluxe series priced at 9.99 is the pick for you. But if you are looking out for a much more powerful beast then the Professional series brings you the 9.5-HP capacity blower, with a 26-inch clearing width for improved performance priced at ,399.
The 9526DLET version features high-speed 14-inch impeller, jagged augers, a metal THF shaft, automatic traction power, and a dual-handle interlock method. With a variety of products to choose from Arians Snow blowers are the best credible names when it comes to snow clearing equipment.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Blower Truck Project Build - Mitsubishi Mini Truck with 54" Snowblower - Custom Mount
Inaugural test run of our Blower Mini Truck Project Build in fresh snow on 01-07-2010. This is our first fully-functional test run of the project under load. This is a 54" Blower assembly with a 24hp pony motor mounted to a 95 Mitsubishi MiniCab 4x4 Mini Truck. More and better videos to follow! Visit our website for more information: www.badgerlandminitrucks.com
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Snow Throwers: Weird Ways to Use Them After the Driveway's Cleared
Last winter, the story of a man who saved his neighbor's house with a snow thrower hit the media and made the Diorite, Michigan, repairman famous. Steve secured his 15 minutes of YouTube fame as "The Snow Thrower Hero" for extinguishing a house fire with his son-in-law's machine.
While you may never have to use your thrower to fling snow onto a fire like Steve had to, you still might be interested to learn that your shovel substitute can come in handy for more than just clearing the drive. Here are three unusual ways that snow throwers can help you out next winter.
Creating a Winter Wonderland for the Kids
What child wouldn't love his or her own snow hut? (And what parent wouldn't love a few minutes' relief from cabin fever?)Take your thrower out in the back yard and use it to build a hut, igloo or snow mountain for your kids to enjoy.
To make it, mark a big circle to follow and start pushing your snow thrower around the outermost edge of the circle, aiming the shoot low. As you continue to spiral into the core of the circle, increasingly adjust the shoot so that it aims higher as the snow begins to build up in the circle's center.
Your finished product will be a pile of snow ready for hut-sculpting.
Paving the Way for Small Pets
Small dogs can be finicky. If they don't enjoy the snow as much as the kids do, you can use your blower to make their lives a bit easier in the winter.
Start it up at your back door and create a path down the porch or walkway and onto the grass. You'll want to create a few paths back here to give your pet some options, or else clear a small patch of grass that the path leads to.
Roxy will no longer be lost in a sea of snow, and she also won't track as much moisture into your home when she's done.
Decorating for the Holidays
If you have a small snow blower, you might not realize that you have the perfect decorating tool.
When it comes time to string the lights, snow throwers make for the perfect finishing touches. Lightly blow away the snow around your landscaping, or make room to place spotlights in the front of your home to highlight your handiwork. You can even use a small blower to lightly dust any outside pine trees, wreaths, or garland with snow for a Kodak-worthy final touch. Small snow throwers are perfect for this job because they're easy to handle, give you better maneuverability and won't deliver the power that would destroy your decorations and hard work.
Start getting more bang for your snow thrower bucks. Use these tips to start seeing how else you might be able to use your snow equipment this year.
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