I got a good deal on this back in February of 2007. The unopened box has been sitting in my garage until mother nature dumped 6 inches of snow on Christmas Eve 2009 in Tulsa, OK. The forecast called for near freezing temps all week, so I was not expecting it to melt much any time soon. I put the Snow Joe together, and cleaned off the front porch and driveway in less than a half hour. Where the snow was 6" or more, I had to hold the Snow Joe up a couple inches off the ground so it could successfully shave and blow off the top few inches, and then I went back and did the bottom layer. I tried to do a small area in the fenced backyard, so my dog could relieve himself. It tried to throw the grass and dirt along with the snow, so I held it off the ground a few inches. Maybe if it had some wheels, it would work better for this purpose. If you've every tried to shovel snow, you know it is heavy and back-breaking work. This little gizmo saved my back, and I consider it paid for itself the first time I used it. For those of us who don't see much snow, it doesn't take up much space, is better for the environment, and is ready to go with a touch of a button compared to a gasoline-powered snow blower.Get more detail about Snow Joe Plus 322P 12-Inch 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower.
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