30 feet!
That's how far our new snow blower moves the snow. 
[This post brought to you so I could taunt to 'nessa.]
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Just in time for the new snow, too, huh! Yay!!
you could make some extra money during the next storm by renting yourself/brad/nessa out to your buried neighbors.
of course, with the fact that you have a long driveway, you'll only have to snowblow the same snow 30ft later
That's quite the distance. I think I'd have more fun aiming it at someone, than actually blowing it out of the way.
I'm with GeekGrrl...that sounds like more fun!
Well, it throws up to 30 feet. You have 210 degrees of directional control, plus you can trim it down to throw less than 30 feet. So I'd say it's pretty easy to hit a target if you're motivated.
When I read Brad's comment, I thought he meant 210-degrees of movement on a vertical plane. Then I wondered why you would want a snow-blower that could forcefully launch snow at your face as you push it along.
I've since realized that the 210 degrees are on a *horizontal* plane.
I'm a genius.
Can we get some action photos? I've always wondered if those things really worked
Compared to a lot of our neighors, our driveway is short.
Theresa - next time Brad has to use it, I'll take pics. I was at work for the first use.
You. Are. So. Wrong. I think I just had a very personal moment reading that. It's quite nipply here.
Hey, is there room for my piano?
I am officially going to start brownnosing you. It took me til last Saturday afternoon to dig out, and I had blisters for days.
You're so wonderful!
'nessa: probably... we could finish the rest of the basement. I forget what the square footage would be but something close to 1800.
Mary: Brad sure likes his new toy. Bet he'd be happy to stop by.