First off that's not fresh snowfall from the night before that snowfall that's been there and melted and refreshed and melted again

Probably works good. But I would still prefer a big fan leaf rake. Just turn it over and push all the leaves the same way. Lighter weight and easier to maneuver. Especially on light weight leaves like that. I'm sure it has it's place

Although it might work, for the price you might as well buy a snowblower

So much worse than using a normal snow pusher. there is not way to actually throw the snow if you need to.

Super cool. And clever

Very nice. Looks much better on the back too

I finally got a chance to use my new ClearPlow HD Commercial Snow Pusher, with about 3 inches of new powdery snow here in Cedar Rapids last night. It worked well, except for a minor issue: The plow 'catches' on the unseen edges of the pavement and in the expansion joints of the sidewalk and driveway. This can be seen in a couple of places in the video, above. If you are not expecting it, the plow can suddenly stop in the joint. If you have any kind of momentum going, a sudden stop could be problematic. Fortunately, I was able to anticipate the joints and take the appropriate action (lifting the front of the plow slightly to compensate). Aside from that, ClearPlow HD was a joy to work with, and moves a lot of snow very quickly. I'm looking forward to the next snowfall so I can work on my technique. Fun? Not exactly. It was more fun to watch my neighbor take twenty minutes with a shovel to clear his entire driveway. I was done in a few minutes.

A person on my route had this today I tried it and it worked really well. Very wet and heavy snow.