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OT: Snow shovels?
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[QUOTE="jibsey, post: 2454976, member: 859"] I had my driveway plowed for 25 years. After each big storm I would be still out there shoveling in front of the garage and walks for an hour to "clean up". In the spring I have to pick up the turf that has been ripped from my lawn and plant new grass, and that's even with driveway stakes. A snowblower is fun to use and does a neat and clean job, without waiting for the plow guy to show up. They come too early, too late half the time too. No contest but get a good one. [/QUOTE]
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