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Originally posted by Abercrombie 10 car driveway is pretty large. Corded ones doesn't have a high enough amp motor compared to the horsepower a gaspowered blower delivers to crunch through the packed or icy stuff. Consider your neighhbours too. You must assume that when you get snowblower, your surrounding neighbours really pray you'll do their driveways too, although appearing to be nonchalant about it. So when you do your driveway, you gotta do your neighbours too if you want to stay on good terms. Here's a selection of the suggested best http://www.consumersearch.com/snow-blowers

Ya i plan do it it really late at night after i get home from school or work or whatever.... so there are less people outside shoveling snow. I'm thinking gas powered as well. After last winter I said fuck it I'm getting one next season... takes too much time.

check for bylaws for operating those after a certain time in the evening...

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Originally posted by malek check for bylaws for operating those after a certain time in the evening...

11pm-midnight is fine for my neighbourhood.

there are others down the street that did it last year around that time.

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Originally posted by malek check for bylaws for operating those after a certain time in the evening...

Then again.... with the Tempo we used to have while in Brossard this wasn't an issue :P
While living in Ville St-Laurent, it was another story since Tempos were banned. It's even another even fcucking weirder story living in a city where the military gets called in for snow.

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Sears has lots of gas snowblowers, mostly their own brand. 1 or 2 electrics.

They make good lawnmowers, I've had one for a long time, plus a table saw, so the snowblowers are probably OK. Their tools and mechanical stuff is not super pro but does the job fine.