ECHO 9010 vs SNOW SHOVEL [Side by Side] DRIVEWAY SNOW REMOVAL

[@seanarnold9513]

My neighbors laughed at me when i used my blower to clear the snow. I went out several times to blow it to keep it down. It so saved my back from shoveling the snow. Keep doing what you are doing your videos are enjoyable.

[@spacejockey4746]

Laugh at them shoveling an inch or two.

[@medieval014]

I was using my blower just yesterday and today and kept thinking people are laughing at me LOL but i just do my thing and it actually work really nice

[@juanjoseamador7614]

I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. kzbin.infoUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.

[@bushwhackerslawncarepryoro6526]

Glad to see this demonstration. I used my 8010 this week around our house and a property in Chouteau. I was very impressed. Keep driving brother and I enjoy your videos

[@kirkthebeerslinger]

A backpack blower is an important tool in the snow removal game. I will be using a PB-9010t for dusting through to about 2.5" maybe more will see...but beyond 2.5" I'm probably going to use a single stage snow blower up to about 6" and beyond 6" a 2-stage blower...at least that's what works most efficiently for me.

[@joshthayer4440]

Gotta love those 2 stroke cold starts

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Nice work on blending the side by side seperate videos bro @Lawn Care Juggernaut

[@Hobbitlord2002]

In your area of the country that is feasible. Here in North Dakota on a normal winter that would almost never work for either. HAHA. Walk behind snow blowers or commercial snow blowers is what is needed here. Glad that either one works for you!

[@tamarahladun1256]

That blower is pretty cool… I feel like I need one… vroom!

[@MarkJosephGuitar]

Bout to get power up the ole leaf blower right now

[@michaelwright1602]

I have the Echo 580T backpack blower, and broke her out yesterday to do the drive and walks, roughly an inch and half of powder. My observation, if the snow is powder, like it was yesterday, it will work, but still lacks the oomph of the larger units. It did OK, but having the larger unit would have been much faster, which of course should be obvious. If your intentions are a year round unit, purchase the highest HP/CFM unit you can afford. I would not recommend the 580T for anything other than light dry powdery snowfall. Go get the 9010

[@ulisesflores56]

I want to try that this year do i need to do anything to the leaf blower to keep it from iceing up?

[@gardenia1738]

Thanks. What about battery powered snow blowers? I have a Makita 2x dual 18v leaf blower and I'm worried from the coming snow time. 1st time home owner with a long driveway

[@OceanMyst-fo7ot]

Yeah it's a great idea. I use an electric toro model. Can't get snow that's been impacted by car tires but just don't drive on the snow until you clean it. Sure would save us a lot of hassle.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good video Kevin @Lawn Care Juggernaut

[@Batman-ro7mh]

Have you tried the paddle attachment for weedeaters

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I haven't tried it

[@wishingiwasfishing8396]

Wow nice demo!you moved quite a bit of snow.

[@wishingiwasfishing8396]

I just picked mine up today's

[@wendymistak4501]

The blower would only work if the snow is ice cold and fluffy. In Ohio we have to get out the snow blower. It’s been a nasty winter. Try and stay warm and be careful shoveling. Don’t want a heart attack.

[@CAPSCLINKS]

Lol especially today

[@tribulationprepper787]

You are right. Once the snow loses it's "fluffy", it's time to break out the shovel!

[@Mr.bobo123]

Especially today.

[@noabert]

Bought this for my small back deck in the Eastern Sierra. kzbin.infoUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN We get A LOT of HEAVY snow so I was a bit skeptical but it was worth it! After the first storm of the year this has exceeded expectations! It throws snow very well, even 10-12” + that said the more it piles up the harder it is to maneuver the machine. It is exceptionally light weight and overall exactly what I was looking for. If you have a large amount of snow and a lot of area to clear, you may consider something with a drive engine to help maneuverability, but for decks, second stories, roofs etc, you can’t beat the light weight to great snow throwing ratio. Side note, the chute rotator is a bit flimsy and it initially didn’t seem to work, after a few uses it seems to have loosened up.

[@thecuttingforce]

Crazy power. From the 9010.yep the blow back lol. Did that before .ice 🥶☃️

[@rogerdinarte6863]

I love those blowers, makes it easier. Awesome video

[@JsCrazyCutzLLC]

What a BEAST💪

[@dzymslizzy3641]

Just very happy it doesn't snow where I live! 😀

[@jeffreyvasquez5437]

Great video bro!.. are you planning doing a 2021 lawn care set up video soon?

[@mariagarcia-po6kl]

Hi. I see you used the shovel today. But the blower did better. And next time wear gloves. You don't want to get sick. I so enjoyed the video. Be careful out there. Maria. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@markb.1259]

Note to self... blow the snow WITH the prevailing wind direction... NOT against the wind... 🙂 ☃

[@christineh1902]

I vote for the blower or the or snow blower. Less strenuous on the back and heart. Wouldn’t want anything to happen to you. I’m in Syracuse ny and we get the icey heavy stuff so we need the snow blower machine. Cool video

[@brendaporter2166]

That you did a nice job I like the blore thank you did a great job

[@bobbygregory9842]

That’s an Awesome Blower!!!💯👍🏻

[@pj4345]

Enjoyed watching the difference..I can't do either but like seeing others being able too. Blessings..🙏✌

[@bobcoopersliveyoutubevlog]

the summer times hi is 120 degrees in the shade.i remember working outside in it

[@lolilando]

My question, what is a good number for CFM

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

I'm defenitly looks for a blower will defenitly grab one from your link bro thanks kevin @Lawn Care Juggernaut

[@bobcoopersliveyoutubevlog]

yall can have that brr snow stuff i like this hott winter in paso robles california my hole in the wall town 57 degrees low of 34 at night 3/12/2021 shorts and tank tops my brothers

[@teshuvahemmet3036]

Thanks for the information 👍

[@andyjones6361]

I’m trying to get the 9010 now!

[@hootie191]

those people laughing at you are the first ones to beg you to do their drives just when you are done with putting you equipment away. they fall over themselves to get to your truck before you drive away.

[@mbdipaola]

I’m from Buffalo, NY. The blower is stored by October and the snow blower comes out through April. After clearing the driveway it’s time to enjoy a cold beer sitting on a lawn chair on my clean driveway!

[@cathyferguson1590]

Cool comparison

[@alexandercosta1777]

Another great video

[@lawnsouthernstar3306]

I'm subscribing to your channel. Nice video! Greeting from Texas!

[@OneBusyMama03]

This was cool 👍🏻

[@dawnh7620]

Love it!!

[@johnhe9984]

What tools did you use to remove the three clips for the cold weather insert？

[@TheWutangclan1995]

Work smarter and not harder. Even if you gotta shovel a snow blown driveway, you’re just pushing the leftovers and not breaking your back. Also it looks cleaner and it seems like you won’t be getting crusts of ice the next day from the patches of snow stuck and melted.

[@MogzLawnandLandscape]

Damn I figured that thing was a beast. I was thinking of using it for leaves next year. How heavy is it on your back for hours a day tho?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I have been lugging around the 8010 for so long that it doesn't feel any different. I thinknits 26lbs the weight well worth the power

[@Atea_ralte]

I used plywood, saves a lot of time.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

That is a heck of a blower

[@gearheadgregwi]

Just used my blower. Definitely had to pour raw gas down carb to get things running. Blower won't get bare pavement. But, sun will take care of rest. Definitely less impact. Definitely faster. (Zippo hand warmer keeps me inside warm)

[@d_dizzie_druck5753]

Try an Ergonomic handled shovel next time😉 Also in my case, i have found the blower on my Stihl Kombi works really well for light, un-windpacked snow falls. If we get wind with the snow the blower is useless. I have been useing an Ergonomic Garrant rink shovel this winter for my snow removal, & it has been really good so far. The blade has bolts on it, so, i think you can replace the blade once it has worn out.

[@chadanddyson6200]

Great video!!!

[@Djrowskinj]

I'm in Rochester NY I use the 810 pour warm cup of water on the choke all the way down to the gas lines zero degrees weather starts right up.

[@FishFind3000]

That’s the wrong shovel and technique. You don’t want to be moving snow across your already cleared area as you just end up working more. If you get the right shovel like the extra wide snow plow shovel you can move a lot of snow fast and then do fast and easy cleanup on the stuff that spills over.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I will have to get one and do this again down the road.

[@logansimpson305]

Great video

[@OldLenn]

☕ Your Echo PB-9010 versus My Garant Pro Series 30" should be fun.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

That would be cool

[@tellsitasitis]

Couple things. Snow blower isn't going to work on wet heavy snow. Two, When shovelling, why not start in the middle and push to the edges while standing straight up? You're doing a lot of extra work.

[@AnnaD.sScratchandcraft]

I have someone who cleans my snow and a few other elderly neighbors. Ask him if I got a snow blower, would he use it. He said with the light fluffy it just didn't get to the bottom cleanly and with the heavy wet snow (which is what we get mostly), it just clogs up. He prefers his shovel. Wonder what he would think of a leaf blower. Will have to ask him.

[@robertshrewsbury2891]

This is a blog entry, from a Douglas Morton, on a video about a second case of stolen equipment, this time some kind of trailer: Hey Stanley, (Almost retired cop here), a few things that might help catch these guys, (which you may already know)... 1. Video - If the businesses around you can turn a camera onto your equipment, it might be beneficial to LEO's in catching them. If there are no cameras, set up your own. Trail cameras with low intensity infrared is very affordable. You can set them up for still shots, interval shots, and video recording. And you don't have to check them every day. If you can't get one pointed at your equipment, see if you can install them at access points to catch plate #'s and suspect vehicles approaching or leaving. 2. GPS Tracking Devices - These are now available on the internet believe it or not. If the battery holds and you can find a place to hide it, set up a few of your pieces with them. You can track down your gear and call your LEO's when you find it. 3. Spread the word to the businesses around your storage areas. You would be surprised to find out that someone saw something or someone that might help catch your bad guys. 4. Your LEO's - Ask for patrol checks from the law enforcement agency that covers the area where you store your gear. Often times, patrol officers will make that area their new report writing area and park there in addition to checking the area often. 5. Latent Evidence Processing - Advise your LEO's that your company has been hit pretty hard with thefts. Ask if they can process for latent fingerprints and more importantly, latent DNA evidence. Its pretty easy to do, but they will need 'known samples' from any of your crew that touches the equipment regularly to rule them out. 6. - Alarms - There are small high pitched electronic alarms that you can install, (hopefully in a hard to get area), where you set the contacts on hatch panels, door access areas, etc. When the circuit is broken, the alarm screams loudly, (deafeningly). Its a good deterrent, especially if they can't get to where the alarm unit is hidden. I hate to see good people getting victimized. I hope that you get your equipment back, and I sure hope that bad guys get caught!

[@Fae_Winter]

I like having the option of using a shovel. I feel like I always get a good workout from it. However I don’t want it to be the only way I remove snow. I’d prefer using a snow plow on the front of a pickup truck, if anything. lol 😂

[@intelin123]

Shoveling snow is not supposed to be a workout.

[@highsiderider]

Funny how your neighbor didnt want to copy you. Lol. I guess they like to sweat and struggle.

[@robmacneil1797]

How much run time do ya get off a full tank of gas with that blower??

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

I haven't really paid attention to it. It is a gas eater for sure. Probably around 1 - 1.5 hours

[@Dustinjamesmusicpage]

Gotta hit it when it’s fresh. Hell, when it’s still falling if you can

[@tamiroyse]

Wish we could get that much snow!

[@TH-eb5ro]

Always wear gloves, always go with the wind. Use a stiff broom to sweep that cement and the cold weather will dry it. From then on out as long as it is freezing temperatures it will be easy to clean. I do this method without a blower every year on a sidewalk and incline driveway. Now I want a blower.

[@BrawnSmooth]

Where do you operate out of?

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Oklahoma

[@eunicemaria1]

Very Good💜💜💜

[@maryfrost7900]

I move it fairly fast I had 10 inches of snow to move I'm using a riding mower with a plow blade on it now I have 3 foot tall snow banks along the drive

[@not1tosettle]

Generally on adult males if you put your index fingertips against each other knuckle to knuckle is 8 inches so yeah that was about 4

[@cactneir]

Just remember electric leaf blowers are instant power

[@gabrielgray735]

Nice.

[@ryemacdougall9716]

Shoveled my driveway today and I have to say I hate the way the my road is as every winter mine and my neighbor to the left of me get a pool of water at the very end of our driveways even when it rains it pools up there

[@kellygreen5070]

Wasn’t it you ,who said let the machines do most of the work?

[@jondano8249]

Great!

[@christiansherwood6505]

Nice!

[@Pekeliini]

If I could offer a piece of advice from someone who grew up in Finland, you need better "shovel". Google lumikola, that's what we used and it's much better than just having a regular shovel. I just thought everyone had those things but then again if you get snow once every 5 years, no one probably cares.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

That is a cool shovel I bet thats way better on the back

[@d_dizzie_druck5753]

i am now curious about a lumikola shovel🙃

[@JonsDailyHustle]

I learned this past week that the snow shovel might be a bit faster in some scenarios but I'm all about not being worn out after using the blower lol. Also this is comparing with my 770 so take it easy on me being wrong 🤣

[@518TommyP]

i love doing this too but if i lived in the city and i was your neighbor I'd be mad ..thats the only downside i see doing this..can't control where that snow blows out to..if you blew it to your own yard i'd say its perfect....the other downside i just remembered is the wind direction..blowing into the wind at times with a leaf blower SUCKS ASS!!...I get covered head to toe..I'd think of buying a powershovel if I were you if you didnt want to buy a snowblower

[@rhjbarney]

Never pee into the wind😅

[@vlb101]

You’re not behind the shovel. Reaching and throwing on an angle is not good. You will do serious damage to your back shoveling that way

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Oh ya I was feeling it.

[@brendaguinn94]

Did you say Tulsa?

[@gmoney2300]

Since you own your own business how do you do taxes for your business

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

Make as much as you can Keep all of your receipts Use quickbook to enter them in and track where your at Write off as much as you can And turn over the paper work to a cpa at the end of the year. I wish I could help more thats my wife's department. Taxes stress me out but they are really not that big of a deal.

[@mrmrswalterjobjr4188]

Cool

[@jonathanbell7752]

It took two day to get the snow off the grounds where I work I wasn't cold at all 😨😢 And then God must have been watching and thought. Oh look at this little fella playing with his shovel in the snow. I know I'll give him more snow 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@dylanvisitacion8618]

👍

[@jeanettaervin5807]

Hello

[@bobcoopersliveyoutubevlog]

brush yur teeth everyday 2 times bro i just had all my upper teeth pulled mar 10th 2021 im gummin all the baby food deliouces

[@cleanclippingslawnservice7128]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@IncurablyNsane]

comment and whatnot lol

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

That's what's up!!! Reply and whatnot

[@robertshrewsbury2891]

If you need a laugh, and still a good example, this is an outrageous degree of overgrowth in a cleanup. His first worry was snakes... kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3nPhZmwra5kiJo He emphasized that he sticks with lower tech to keep down cost, overhead and final profit. From what you've discussed, I thought about irregular jobs being much harder than weekly, how there was so much mulch that even mowed it would probably had to be tarped out...a whole property.

[@grasshoppercrews1296]

👁👁✌

[@BigRed87]

Trump hands gets you a like and a comment!

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

😉 can't be afraid to work

[@OneBusyMama03]

Trump hands 🤣

[@TwistedGorillaFab]

That’s not a shovel lol

[@adamdivine9463]

First. Twinsies

[@larryfeeks6620]

Trump hands! Lol!