How do keep the plow on the ground without having them move out of place when hitting a bump? This a idea is great no emissoins and recycling this is great
There's no such thing as global warming or carbon footprints, that's just bullshit made up by people who don't live up north and know what a real winter is.
I think it is a cool idea. i am making a pedal powered machine. But where I diverge is at the point where you said, " Of course you need a set of wheels." In snow, wheels just spin. My machine is propelled by an action of a snowshoe, or cross country ski(r?)
Why dont you just use a shovel??? The point of electric or gasoline snow plough is that it makes it easier, which this one obviously doesnt.
And having an arrow shaped plowshare is even more stupid, you are either using just half of the machine's width, or you are moving the snow forth and back...
You are probably better off *without* the differential since now if 1 wheel spins, the other just stops. Without the diff, both wheels will keep moving when one hits ice.
Apparently you have never shoved snow up north . I would love to see that thing work on just a foot of snow, on a driveway that is on a hill, with a layer of ice underneath the snow.
@eqrunner your point is irrelevent because this was not designed for heavy snow and ice it was designed for light snow and little to no ice, what you are doing is kinda like complaining that a prius doesn't go off road, sure its a car with four wheels but it was not designed to go off road so it doesn't work off road.
this design is FAIL. no tilt blade, no nonslip tires (studded, or chains)
and as far as your carbon foot print what about all the shit you bought to build this that was probably all made in china in a factory spewing out soot!
I know this sort of thing kills a small budget but have you given any thought to adding an electric assist system from an electric bicycle? You could even forgo expensive fancy batteries and use a couple of marine batts instead for the better price and extra weight. Add a solar charger to top it up between snowfalls and you're still pretty green but with extra power and weight.
@NSResponder yeah it's better suited for places like Ohio and others of the like where we get about that much snow a year. Not Minnesota or Wisconsin XD
What if you put a small generator, maybe a car alternator on it which powered a light weight electric motor. You could get infinite amounts of power due to pedaling, or you could hook the power up from the drive axle, to the generator, to the battery, to the electric motor..
How do keep the plow on the ground without having them move out of place when hitting a bump? This a idea is great no emissoins and recycling this is great
There's no such thing as global warming or carbon footprints, that's just bullshit made up by people who don't live up north and know what a real winter is.
I think it is a cool idea. i am making a pedal powered machine. But where I diverge is at the point where you said, " Of course you need a set of wheels." In snow, wheels just spin. My machine is propelled by an action of a snowshoe, or cross country ski(r?)
Why dont you just use a shovel??? The point of electric or gasoline snow plough is that it makes it easier, which this one obviously doesnt.
And having an arrow shaped plowshare is even more stupid, you are either using just half of the machine's width, or you are moving the snow forth and back...
You are probably better off *without* the differential since now if 1 wheel spins, the other just stops. Without the diff, both wheels will keep moving when one hits ice.
Apparently you have never shoved snow up north . I would love to see that thing work on just a foot of snow, on a driveway that is on a hill, with a layer of ice underneath the snow.
@eqrunner your point is irrelevent because this was not designed for heavy snow and ice it was designed for light snow and little to no ice, what you are doing is kinda like complaining that a prius doesn't go off road, sure its a car with four wheels but it was not designed to go off road so it doesn't work off road.
this design is FAIL. no tilt blade, no nonslip tires (studded, or chains)
and as far as your carbon foot print what about all the shit you bought to build this that was probably all made in china in a factory spewing out soot!
I know this sort of thing kills a small budget but have you given any thought to adding an electric assist system from an electric bicycle? You could even forgo expensive fancy batteries and use a couple of marine batts instead for the better price and extra weight. Add a solar charger to top it up between snowfalls and you're still pretty green but with extra power and weight.
@NSResponder yeah it's better suited for places like Ohio and others of the like where we get about that much snow a year. Not Minnesota or Wisconsin XD
What if you put a small generator, maybe a car alternator on it which powered a light weight electric motor. You could get infinite amounts of power due to pedaling, or you could hook the power up from the drive axle, to the generator, to the battery, to the electric motor..
Nice idea, too bad it wouldn't be useful in snow that is deep or heavy enough to require a snow blower or plow. Also, Kevin, read-up on what a differential does and why four-wheeled vehicles have them.
"Carbon footprint" hahaha that dog won't hunt. Just call it a healthy plow....and then get a shovel for when there's serious snow like 18 inches an hour.
@BigScotty1972 but to charge you would have to plug it in which comes from the power plant that uses fossil fuels to generate electricity making a demand for more fossil fuels leaving a lager carbon footprint.. the electric motors is a good idea but use a solar panel car battery charger to charge it up :) or a pedal powered generator to charge it up at night for use the next day and burn off the calories from all the hot coco in the winter month at the same time :)
dude, if i lived in ohio still i would so build something like that! looks like alot of fun. curious, can you still shift gears for high and low range for the torque?
Pretty awesome. Only thought I had was what happens if you hit a big pile of snow, or something else where you're stopped and pedaling is too hard to push on. If there was some energy storage device between the pedals and the wheels where, under normal situations no energy is stored, all power goes to the wheels, but if the wheels stop and the pedaling continues power builds up until it pushes though. It would let you keep pedaling a steady rate instead of hitting a frustrating stop.
stating that this is more effeciant than a electric is not quite true, it is not free to run, the human body burns calories just like a engine burns fuel
@petthekittyz Yeah, but you need to exercise to stay healthy, and North Americans eat way too much anyway, much more than they need to maintain their body. I don't know a single person who has the problem of burning too much calorie fuel...
I asked to make a pedal-powered snow plow as part of my welding design class, but I was told it was "beyond the scope" of the class. Haha. I ended up making bicycle repair stands,,, but it's good to see the idea has taken life!
"A machine that reduces our carbon footprint in this word."
I am a cycling and exercise fanatic. This machine is good for a lot of reasons. However. There have been massive geologic and climactic changes throughout earth's gazillion years of history. There's no reason to conclude that they have stopped. Man's contribution, compared to the natural forces at work, is infinitesimal - effectively nonexistent. We don't have the power to help or hurt. Particularly, CO2 is BENIGN BENIGN BENIGN!
I pictured something similar as a kid, but never had the opportunity or resources to bring it to life. Your design one ups me though, seating the operator over the rear wheels, letting his weight be applied directly to the drive wheels My only concern would be riding this up a hill steeper than in your driveway...maybe chaining a sand bag or something under the front of the chassis for ballast would solve this?
This is not the world's best invention, but it is inspirational and you are doing your bit, so respect. May I suggest interchangeable plows for the different jobs. The v-shape for clearing a thin path for pedestrians. The conventional shape for greater expanses such as trying to clear the end of the street.
@1SnarfyDude I assume since it'd be from a mower it would be an LSD not just an open diff. Allowing power to go to both rear wheels, and not have the problems of a Lock diff during corners.
the only problem I see is that you shouldn't have used a v shaped plow because all it does push it to the side and you have to keep doing it over and over but with an angled one or even straight one you don't have to
HA! 0 carbone outtake..... try this up in northern Québec, where winter IS winter, and watch your carbone sweat pour from every pore of your body!!!!!!! B***h
No emissions??? Don't let the global warming nuts here you say that. They might tax you on your CO2 emissions as you exhale from the workout. Seriously though, that's not only pretty cool, it's also practical. If I had a garage workshop, I might build one myself, since I have 130 feet of sidewalk to clear off when it snows. Best I could do is a pedal powered industrial sewing machine for doing leather work.
How do keep the plow on the ground without having them move out of place when hitting a bump? This a idea is great no emissoins and recycling this is great
MdOgG1100 1 week ago
you got this idea off the guy in Canada
ejasonrichmond 1 week ago
There's no such thing as global warming or carbon footprints, that's just bullshit made up by people who don't live up north and know what a real winter is.
bert26a 1 month ago
i be a chick magnet with that thing, this winter i be saving stranded hot women with it, i'm going to be a hero this winter.=]
jellyboy123 3 months ago
I think it is a cool idea. i am making a pedal powered machine. But where I diverge is at the point where you said, " Of course you need a set of wheels." In snow, wheels just spin. My machine is propelled by an action of a snowshoe, or cross country ski(r?)
tld5500 3 months ago
might make my own
plotthound29292929 5 months ago
wtf white people?!
tractorboy8420 7 months ago
yea bro
EgyptionENG 8 months ago
like.
tim991 8 months ago
1000$
QsKquikscopers 9 months ago
Why dont you just use a shovel??? The point of electric or gasoline snow plough is that it makes it easier, which this one obviously doesnt.
And having an arrow shaped plowshare is even more stupid, you are either using just half of the machine's width, or you are moving the snow forth and back...
kozinao 9 months ago
great idea!
MrCellissimo 10 months ago
"invented" i only see a ugly bicycle.
QCmaxthebeast 10 months ago
WTF? useless
ashmood86 11 months ago
You are probably better off *without* the differential since now if 1 wheel spins, the other just stops. Without the diff, both wheels will keep moving when one hits ice.
DarwinSurvivor 11 months ago
Apparently you have never shoved snow up north . I would love to see that thing work on just a foot of snow, on a driveway that is on a hill, with a layer of ice underneath the snow.
eqrunner 11 months ago 8
@eqrunner what part do u live up north in live in spokane wa
fd5848517 11 months ago
@eqrunner your point is irrelevent because this was not designed for heavy snow and ice it was designed for light snow and little to no ice, what you are doing is kinda like complaining that a prius doesn't go off road, sure its a car with four wheels but it was not designed to go off road so it doesn't work off road.
franczyk94 7 months ago 2
well ice i gess you can just use chains but like u said up north you got me there up hill screw that just use a reg snow plow!!
maxtaxchecks 4 months ago
You should make one so that you can lift it up as well
jeremy1able 11 months ago
it doesn't look easy to clear snowwith that thing, i can see you stuggling as it collects over the plowblades.
Chayraz2 11 months ago
Your ass it's zero emissions. Ha! Take it hippie. Close your eyes and never look at the prospective view. Equal and opposite reaction BEYOTCH!
elradiuzi 11 months ago
That is bad-ass.
Beatlesrule123 11 months ago
Time & effort to build it = time you could have used clearing your whole neiborhood by hand.
copperkipper1 11 months ago
blade angle fail.....
rotary57 11 months ago
this design is FAIL. no tilt blade, no nonslip tires (studded, or chains)
and as far as your carbon foot print what about all the shit you bought to build this that was probably all made in china in a factory spewing out soot!
electrohacker 11 months ago
You are genius!!!
compkid38 11 months ago
... A machine that gives you buns of STEEL
asdferasdferasdfer 11 months ago
I know this sort of thing kills a small budget but have you given any thought to adding an electric assist system from an electric bicycle? You could even forgo expensive fancy batteries and use a couple of marine batts instead for the better price and extra weight. Add a solar charger to top it up between snowfalls and you're still pretty green but with extra power and weight.
Good fun project though, thanks for sharing!
froshmasta 11 months ago
$50, in a store near me = sold
Strawbz7209 11 months ago
Doesn't look like it would work for more than four or five inches of snow, frankly.
NSResponder 11 months ago
@NSResponder yeah it's better suited for places like Ohio and others of the like where we get about that much snow a year. Not Minnesota or Wisconsin XD
abbyfanduby 11 months ago
What if you put a small generator, maybe a car alternator on it which powered a light weight electric motor. You could get infinite amounts of power due to pedaling, or you could hook the power up from the drive axle, to the generator, to the battery, to the electric motor..
INFINITE ELECTRICITY!
Problem,Electric Company?
morri908 11 months ago
How do keep the plow on the ground without having them move out of place when hitting a bump? This a idea is great no emissoins and recycling this is great
MdOgG1100 1 week ago
you got this idea off the guy in Canada
ejasonrichmond 1 week ago
There's no such thing as global warming or carbon footprints, that's just bullshit made up by people who don't live up north and know what a real winter is.
bert26a 1 month ago
i be a chick magnet with that thing, this winter i be saving stranded hot women with it, i'm going to be a hero this winter.=]
jellyboy123 3 months ago
I think it is a cool idea. i am making a pedal powered machine. But where I diverge is at the point where you said, " Of course you need a set of wheels." In snow, wheels just spin. My machine is propelled by an action of a snowshoe, or cross country ski(r?)
tld5500 3 months ago
might make my own
plotthound29292929 5 months ago
wtf white people?!
tractorboy8420 7 months ago
yea bro
EgyptionENG 8 months ago
like.
tim991 8 months ago
1000$
QsKquikscopers 9 months ago
Why dont you just use a shovel??? The point of electric or gasoline snow plough is that it makes it easier, which this one obviously doesnt.
And having an arrow shaped plowshare is even more stupid, you are either using just half of the machine's width, or you are moving the snow forth and back...
kozinao 9 months ago
great idea!
MrCellissimo 10 months ago
"invented" i only see a ugly bicycle.
QCmaxthebeast 10 months ago
WTF? useless
ashmood86 11 months ago
You are probably better off *without* the differential since now if 1 wheel spins, the other just stops. Without the diff, both wheels will keep moving when one hits ice.
DarwinSurvivor 11 months ago
Apparently you have never shoved snow up north . I would love to see that thing work on just a foot of snow, on a driveway that is on a hill, with a layer of ice underneath the snow.
eqrunner 11 months ago 8
@eqrunner what part do u live up north in live in spokane wa
fd5848517 11 months ago
@eqrunner your point is irrelevent because this was not designed for heavy snow and ice it was designed for light snow and little to no ice, what you are doing is kinda like complaining that a prius doesn't go off road, sure its a car with four wheels but it was not designed to go off road so it doesn't work off road.
franczyk94 7 months ago 2
well ice i gess you can just use chains but like u said up north you got me there up hill screw that just use a reg snow plow!!
maxtaxchecks 4 months ago
You should make one so that you can lift it up as well
jeremy1able 11 months ago
it doesn't look easy to clear snowwith that thing, i can see you stuggling as it collects over the plowblades.
Chayraz2 11 months ago
Your ass it's zero emissions. Ha! Take it hippie. Close your eyes and never look at the prospective view. Equal and opposite reaction BEYOTCH!
elradiuzi 11 months ago
That is bad-ass.
Beatlesrule123 11 months ago
Time & effort to build it = time you could have used clearing your whole neiborhood by hand.
copperkipper1 11 months ago
blade angle fail.....
rotary57 11 months ago
this design is FAIL. no tilt blade, no nonslip tires (studded, or chains)
and as far as your carbon foot print what about all the shit you bought to build this that was probably all made in china in a factory spewing out soot!
electrohacker 11 months ago
You are genius!!!
compkid38 11 months ago
... A machine that gives you buns of STEEL
asdferasdferasdfer 11 months ago
I know this sort of thing kills a small budget but have you given any thought to adding an electric assist system from an electric bicycle? You could even forgo expensive fancy batteries and use a couple of marine batts instead for the better price and extra weight. Add a solar charger to top it up between snowfalls and you're still pretty green but with extra power and weight.
Good fun project though, thanks for sharing!
froshmasta 11 months ago
$50, in a store near me = sold
Strawbz7209 11 months ago
Doesn't look like it would work for more than four or five inches of snow, frankly.
NSResponder 11 months ago
@NSResponder yeah it's better suited for places like Ohio and others of the like where we get about that much snow a year. Not Minnesota or Wisconsin XD
abbyfanduby 11 months ago
What if you put a small generator, maybe a car alternator on it which powered a light weight electric motor. You could get infinite amounts of power due to pedaling, or you could hook the power up from the drive axle, to the generator, to the battery, to the electric motor..
INFINITE ELECTRICITY!
Problem,Electric Company?
morri908 11 months ago
i want one...
madogsmike 11 months ago
holy shit.
littleseanx 11 months ago
i want 4.
kirielvids 11 months ago
Do the folks at Instructables know about his?
MrUnidyne 11 months ago
I would like to point out that humans both consume resources and expel waste emissions.
xskeetskeetskeetx 11 months ago
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helgeotb 11 months ago
Seems like you didnt account for the extra shovel you had to buy seeing that you need 2 for your plow. Footprint just expanded....
helgeotb 11 months ago
love this idea! a great way to get some exercise and clear the driveway at the same time. i wish more people thought this way.
mskellydbrown 11 months ago
THATS AWESOME!
TCreatorO 11 months ago
Bloody brilliant!
SelkitFox 11 months ago
that would be so cool especially if it was ls1 powered
gumby1008 11 months ago
A machine that will take 5 hours to clean your driveway...
NDNite5 11 months ago
paging ValdezTeleHead!!
wadesachs 11 months ago
Nice idea, too bad it wouldn't be useful in snow that is deep or heavy enough to require a snow blower or plow. Also, Kevin, read-up on what a differential does and why four-wheeled vehicles have them.
ramus001 11 months ago
Great job on the rig! Very good production on video too. Thanks for sharing!
tonycinstl 11 months ago
how much would you make me one for?
ANDO999999 11 months ago
You are fully licensed and bonded by the state, aren't you Mr. Plow?
tcorourke2007 11 months ago
thats awesome. how do conect the plow to the front?
angiemcgrady 1 year ago
awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheClopper99 1 year ago
Lašara, darīt nav ko amerikāņiem..
edgarmaan 1 year ago
im making one out of a kettal kart and 2 shovles and some easyties and stuff lik that but im sad i cant go backwards
berlinwood39 1 year ago
@berlinwood39 i think that would be cool but if u cant go backward all u hav to do is turn in to the road and turn around
berlinwood39 1 year ago
@berlinwood39 yea thanks for the idea
berlinwood39 1 year ago
where to buy ?
EbuTuoyEto 1 year ago
I like it , I want this so bad. How did you to the backwards and worwards pedalling?
snoobster1 1 year ago
"Carbon footprint" hahaha that dog won't hunt. Just call it a healthy plow....and then get a shovel for when there's serious snow like 18 inches an hour.
davenetdog 1 year ago
THAT'S PRETTY CUTE, YOU HAVE A LOT OF GREAT IDEAS THERE, I DON'T THINK YOU NEED TO LIMIT IT TO YOUR SALES PITCH, BUT GREAT IDEAS ANYWAY
whothehellgivesadamn 1 year ago
what about a shovel?
chips96iii 1 year ago
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blakelyholley 1 year ago
what a waste of a lawn tractor transmission.These fetch good money in the uk for lawnmower racing.
SuperRoger1953 1 year ago
Well done. Did you patent it? What are you gonna retail it for, pricewise?
usenetposts 1 year ago
whoa! ease up on the crazy effects man! seeing the plow was big in itself!!
this would be good..if it werent so DumB
ricerfred 1 year ago
How no just take out the pedals. Add two electric motors and two 12volt batteries.
Eco friendly, more powerful. Just plug it in and charge before use.
BigScotty1972 1 year ago
@BigScotty1972 but to charge you would have to plug it in which comes from the power plant that uses fossil fuels to generate electricity making a demand for more fossil fuels leaving a lager carbon footprint.. the electric motors is a good idea but use a solar panel car battery charger to charge it up :) or a pedal powered generator to charge it up at night for use the next day and burn off the calories from all the hot coco in the winter month at the same time :)
kill1 1 year ago
@kill1 Unless you live in the pacific northwest where the dams generate the power-even then, you're still paying for the electricity.
TheGameFilmGuruMan 11 months ago
look like a dumbass using it
hockeyplayavinny 1 year ago
wouldnt that make it really hard to peddle
joec123able 1 year ago
RIP lawnmower....you are gone but not forgotten
Didgeman80 1 year ago
where can I get one??
BoxQuantum 1 year ago
its a neat little design but you should leave out the rant about gas powered vehicles, gas powered vehicles are more fun and give out more power.
rctrucknut 1 year ago
Totally awesome, better than my old fashioned shoveling.
Geoffr524 1 year ago
i like it
lisa2329 1 year ago
idk i think its a great idea and very smart :)
totalrcfreak 1 year ago
so can i has one?
masterkdrifter 1 year ago
dude, if i lived in ohio still i would so build something like that! looks like alot of fun. curious, can you still shift gears for high and low range for the torque?
miketheredneckable 1 year ago
add a salter to the back, just a bucket that is on a a shaker with some holes inthe bottom
Smoofie92 1 year ago
0 emmisions!? What about when you fart!?
beanieostrich 1 year ago 15
can u make me one i'll give u 200
MCgangsta11 1 year ago
Pretty awesome. Only thought I had was what happens if you hit a big pile of snow, or something else where you're stopped and pedaling is too hard to push on. If there was some energy storage device between the pedals and the wheels where, under normal situations no energy is stored, all power goes to the wheels, but if the wheels stop and the pedaling continues power builds up until it pushes though. It would let you keep pedaling a steady rate instead of hitting a frustrating stop.
Calabast 1 year ago
@Calabast you could achieve a similar effect if you put more gears on it
TimpBizkit 1 year ago
Brilliant Idea!
RetardCanadian01 1 year ago
will it pol 100ton of sno
wtn853 1 year ago
Carbon footprint? Hope you know something like 96% of carbon in the air is from natural decay.
MegaWhiteBeaner 1 year ago
even if the real snow plows are loud they are alot stronger
Sims3fan2000 1 year ago
Mr Plow, That's My Name
That Name Again is mr plow
TimpBizkit 1 year ago
stating that this is more effeciant than a electric is not quite true, it is not free to run, the human body burns calories just like a engine burns fuel
petthekittyz 1 year ago
@petthekittyz Yeah, but you need to exercise to stay healthy, and North Americans eat way too much anyway, much more than they need to maintain their body. I don't know a single person who has the problem of burning too much calorie fuel...
BoxQuantum 1 year ago
I asked to make a pedal-powered snow plow as part of my welding design class, but I was told it was "beyond the scope" of the class. Haha. I ended up making bicycle repair stands,,, but it's good to see the idea has taken life!
2009frontflip10 1 year ago
Okay kevin since you know how to plow regluar snow do you know how to help me plow ladies snow. PLOW THE SNOW HELP ME!
faygocrazy29 1 year ago
what in the hell?!?!?
SpiritsoftheWolf 1 year ago
This seems to be more of a pedal powed lawn tractor idea to me.
Give the tractor away ,and make money selling the attachments.
Plowing , mowing, hauling ... All Good!
ufoengines 1 year ago
Man, if I had one of these, I would take it down the street to the bike/ped trail, and ride it a mile or two to help out my fellow bike commuters.
Nice work!
nicolasslonimsky 1 year ago
"A machine that reduces our carbon footprint in this word."
I am a cycling and exercise fanatic. This machine is good for a lot of reasons. However. There have been massive geologic and climactic changes throughout earth's gazillion years of history. There's no reason to conclude that they have stopped. Man's contribution, compared to the natural forces at work, is infinitesimal - effectively nonexistent. We don't have the power to help or hurt. Particularly, CO2 is BENIGN BENIGN BENIGN!
laserprop 1 year ago
Thats SMART THINKING A+
OSCALETRAINGUY 1 year ago
i liked the lat line.............greAt design..god bless u
haluakhan 1 year ago
dude gas all the way
metamorabirds98 2 years ago
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Geoffr524 1 year ago
@Geoffr524 wow way to take the mature road here dumbass
metamorabirds98 1 year ago
I pictured something similar as a kid, but never had the opportunity or resources to bring it to life. Your design one ups me though, seating the operator over the rear wheels, letting his weight be applied directly to the drive wheels My only concern would be riding this up a hill steeper than in your driveway...maybe chaining a sand bag or something under the front of the chassis for ballast would solve this?
gr8fzy1 2 years ago
dude i want one can ya make me one no joke
jenniesboy 2 years ago
This is not the world's best invention, but it is inspirational and you are doing your bit, so respect. May I suggest interchangeable plows for the different jobs. The v-shape for clearing a thin path for pedestrians. The conventional shape for greater expanses such as trying to clear the end of the street.
F105513 2 years ago
Genius 10/10
versanil 2 years ago
methinks the cold has 'got to you'.
nikedinburgh 2 years ago
i live in canada EH i need one eh
MrDemonbros 2 years ago 6
i want it where do i buy it??
MrDemonbros 2 years ago
Brilliant. Absolutly Brilliant.
MewFushisDad 2 years ago
put more gears on it and longer pedals. should reduce the effort needed to pedal
scm867 2 years ago
Why would a differential "help" traction in the snow? Power to both wheels makes more sense.
Anyway, other than that ,it looks good.
1SnarfyDude 2 years ago
@1SnarfyDude I assume since it'd be from a mower it would be an LSD not just an open diff. Allowing power to go to both rear wheels, and not have the problems of a Lock diff during corners.
Good cheap design by the maker.
Rakka2007 2 years ago
Haha - nice!
C20rules 2 years ago
the only problem I see is that you shouldn't have used a v shaped plow because all it does push it to the side and you have to keep doing it over and over but with an angled one or even straight one you don't have to
jake69715 2 years ago
Super cool, but I doubt it would handle the winters I have to deal with.
viperzeroone 2 years ago
thats cool man how did you make it
moviegu 2 years ago
i want one
lpfan153 2 years ago
didnt work for Quebec Winter
ettgagnon1 2 years ago
haha right. We have a little bit more snow :P
RhoxQuebec 2 years ago
HA! 0 carbone outtake..... try this up in northern Québec, where winter IS winter, and watch your carbone sweat pour from every pore of your body!!!!!!! B***h
NorandaPete 2 years ago
Cool!
Centron93 2 years ago
wtf ?
hyperfranx 2 years ago
such a smart design! i buy!
rsbrats 2 years ago
engineering power ! wow !
jiminez 2 years ago
No emissions??? Don't let the global warming nuts here you say that. They might tax you on your CO2 emissions as you exhale from the workout. Seriously though, that's not only pretty cool, it's also practical. If I had a garage workshop, I might build one myself, since I have 130 feet of sidewalk to clear off when it snows. Best I could do is a pedal powered industrial sewing machine for doing leather work.
awizardalso 2 years ago 2
geat idea man
iamkaven 2 years ago
I'd rather have a an outlander or grizzly with mudlites and a snow plow, and a million dollars, lol
madcat303 2 years ago
thats great for all the fat ass's in the us
34celticpride 2 years ago 10
@34celticpride They'd just pay some Mexican to do it
FollowTheViking 1 year ago
absolutaly
34celticpride 1 year ago
@34celticpride how do you figure your working out its not like theres a motor dumbass
TheMlf 1 year ago
@TheMlf because they are sitting down you fucker
34celticpride 1 year ago
@34celticpride but there pedaling bitch
TheMlf 1 year ago
@TheMlf the point it there being as lazy as possible while SHOVELING snow,instead of standing up and WALKING thay are sitting on there ASS
34celticpride 1 year ago
that is queer go gas powered
metamorabirds98 2 years ago
do a wheelie hahahh thats shweet
pranksta365 2 years ago
i agree good job that is awsome and deffenitly good for the earth good job two thumbs up.
yoyo31920 2 years ago
this is realy cool
bohibo 2 years ago
Awesome that would be perfect for where i live. I want to build one.
astaschak 2 years ago
its cool but useless if u live in canada, if u can pedal threw 6 feet of snow then be my guest
mrsvskb 2 years ago
Sweet 5 stars
CLCproductions31927 2 years ago
Wouldn't an angled plow work better? Cool idea though.
SeanMacLennan 2 years ago
it would worck better but more difficult to pedal / push
sweeper096 2 years ago
....and that machine is called a shovel.
JonnyTommyGuns 2 years ago
Thats awesome man!
suzuidude 2 years ago
was it a belt drive mower with the wheel on top? is so how do i switch it?
destroybob14 2 years ago
where can i get a gear box? let me know
MRSPOOKTASTIC94 2 years ago
i am going to be building one
MRSPOOKTASTIC94 2 years ago 2
That is the coolest thing all day
joelsjunkemail 2 years ago
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i rather use my snowblower
sloat24 2 years ago