Snow Equipment Owning/Operating DuPont Snow & Ice Teflon Spray

[zkurtb]

I just ran across an ad for this from the local farm supply. Says it is good to keep snow and ice from sticking to snowblower auger and chute. I'm thinking it might also work in the tractor bucket. Cost is $5.49 for a 10 oz spray can.

Has anyone had experience with this product? I searched TBN and didn't see it mentioned anywhere. I know of the ideas from many TBN threads regarding how to prevent snow sticking to buckets and augers. I'm wondering how this product's effectiveness might compare to the other ideas.

Not trying to start a "how to" thread for preventing snow from sticking - there are many of those already. Just interested if anyone has actual experience with this product.

Can be seen on the lower part of the following link
DuPont? Teflon? Silicone Lubricants

Kurt

 

[flowerfarmer]

Just tried a can. Worked well for about half a day in very wet snow.

 

[Grassgod]

Hummm...I think I will try it. $6 wont break the bank.

 

[johnems]

I have used the graphit spray form Trator Supply. It seems to work OK.

 

[Markcuda]

Where are you people getting the Dupont stuff?

 

[Markcuda]

I just bought two cans from Lowe's, they were close to six dollars each.
If they don't work/help, it wont be the first 12 bucks I have wasted

 

[chinawall]

Just coated mine with wd40. Hope it works.

 

[unbidden]

A cheap alternative is to use cooking spray such as Pam.

 

[stratton]

I just bought two cans from Lowe's, they were close to six dollars each.
If they don't work/help, it wont be the first 12 bucks I have wasted

what kind did you buy at lowes? general teflon spray or something for snow and ice.

 

[Markcuda]

I bought this stuff.