Docwho
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The best thing to do is get the first plowing as far off of the road as possible. This allows for future plowing without problems.
I have found if I get a large or wet snow that you are better off starting on the side you want to move the snow to. Then next pass you would make a pass right beside that. Then go back and move that over to the first pass and so on till you have the drive way clean. This takes more seat time but it allows you to move the snow as far as possible from the road. But everybody needs to experiment to see what works best for them. My driveway is 1000' all down hill from the house, with different angles of were I can put the snow. The biggest thing with a rear blade is if you get to much weight built up it can through you to the side. A very interesting feeling. Have fun and be safe!
I have found if I get a large or wet snow that you are better off starting on the side you want to move the snow to. Then next pass you would make a pass right beside that. Then go back and move that over to the first pass and so on till you have the drive way clean. This takes more seat time but it allows you to move the snow as far as possible from the road. But everybody needs to experiment to see what works best for them. My driveway is 1000' all down hill from the house, with different angles of were I can put the snow. The biggest thing with a rear blade is if you get to much weight built up it can through you to the side. A very interesting feeling. Have fun and be safe!