Back in the late 1990s and early 2000s, I had a rusty old blade and a
craggy old but working snow thrower for my E15. Tried the snow thrower
once with somewhat wet snow. It clogged almost immediately.
Cleared it. Threw a little snow and it clogged again. Rinse, repeat.
By and by, though I, this is for de boids. I may have thought it a
little
bluer than that, actually. At any rate, I took the beastly blower off,
wrestled it into the garage, and put on the dozer blade.
That worked better.
Once I got tire chains, it was MUCH better.
For the rest of the E15's life with me, I cleared our driveway with the
blade. It always did a fine job. I left the snow thrower right
where I'd
parked it that snowy day. Never missed it once. About 15-20 years on, I
gave it away to a good home.
That's how blade vs snow thrower went for me. As with just about
everything, though, your mileage may vary.
David Roden - 25 Years with ETs
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