[FGarvin]

Hello Gals and Guys - I have a Greenworks Pro 80v. When there's already snow on the ground and it snows again, it's fairly easy to push, but when it snows on the dry cement of my driveway, it's much harder to push. Is there some way to make it easier to push on the cement? Thanks for any help.

 

[Auger1]

Figure out a way to put some small roller wheels on the front of the bucket, it really helps.

 

[guzzijohn]

Perhaps the plastic or nylon bucket skids could be added to give slight clearance lessening the drag caused by the large surface of the bucket touching down.

 

[tabora]

Is there some way to make it easier to push on the cement?

Figure out a way to put some small roller wheels on the front of the bucket

I have the same machine and also the 12" power shovel. I have not had issues with the 20", but I am planning to attach small rollers to the sides of the housing of the shovel and may also do the same on the 20". There are convenient screws on each side toward the front that will make good mounting points.

 

[KJSeller]

Whatever you do make sure the fasteners are coated with anti seize and kept clean and periodically sprayed with rust preventative. Otherwise we'll hear back a few years from now asking, "How do I get my rollers off without destroying my snowblower?".

 

[FGarvin]

Thanks for the replies. Which wheels should I buy? Thanks again.

 

[Auger1]

Thanks for the replies. Which wheels should I buy? Thanks again.

The ones Tabora showed look to be the easiest to mount, to me.

 

[tabora]

Which wheels should I buy?

The ones Tabora showed look to be the easiest to mount, to me.

They come in a variety of diameters from 19mm to 29mm and I have not yet finalized which ones I'll use. Search eBay for "shower door rollers".