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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on February 24, 2008, 2:01 pm
>
> > Arrived home late in the day needing to clear the driveway.
> > Unfortunately the fallen snow, about 7" worth, had become super
> > saturated from drizzle and light rain. =EF=BF=BDMy 10hp dual stage machi=
ne
> > clogged up with heavy slush in the first three feet while running at
> > full speed.
>
> > Any way around this? =EF=BF=BDMight PAM spray or a teflon spray be of an=
y help?
>
> While slickery sprays will help, the end result is slow, slow
> progress. You might get it done OK, but try to be gentle with the
> machinery. Slush is really heavy and might take a toll on you as well.
> Around here we are fortunate that someone always seems to know a guy
> with a Bobcat endloader, the ideal machine for that situation. You
> might consider renting one...they're lots of fun to play with. Who
> knows, the neighbors might help pay for it. Good luck.
>
> Joe
salt the area this time, if its slushey already salt will work fast
and is easier than snowblower, they can be hard work
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