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snow shovel
Hi,
I got caught out today because I did not have a shovel to shift snow. There seem to be two types of "snow shovel": one that is a big scoop on a stick and another which looks like a normal shovel but is made of plastic. Is any one type better than the rest or are they all as good as each other? I can see that the big scoop type will shift move snow in one go but as you are still shifting the same weight of snow whether you move fewer heavier throws or twice as many lighter ones, overall isn't the effort the same? I can see that the plastic shovels have two advantages: unlike metal shovels, they will not rust, and they are lighter to carry in the car. Other than these, are they any different to a normal (and cheaper) shovel, like this one: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand.../sd2669/p32828 TIA |
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