Snow Attachments What to use on snow blower to keep blades and chute slippery?

[swedish-fish]

Last year I lined my blower with UHMW polyethylene. After that I never had a problem with plugging even with heavy wet snow and it threw further too. See my thread here

 

[diyDave]

What he said! I just couldn't remember the acronym!

 

[swedish-fish]

Yeah, "Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene" It's good stuff for anything that needs to be somewhat wear resistant and slippery.
Cheers.

 

[daBear]

You poor folks. No wonder nobody retires and moves north.

 

[WayneB]

You poor folks. No wonder nobody retires and moves north.

Now that is not nice to say! There are many people that retire and move north, I think! Heck it was above 20 degrees this morning and zero snow. There was snow up north Friday and Saturday, but less than ten inches.

Now in the south you have your bad weather too and also many snakes!

Wayne

 

[California]

Ski wax?

 

[Farwell]

daBear,
I left sunny (earthquake prone) California for Michigan shortly after retiring and love it. Wouldn't go back except to visit family.
Has anyone tried car wax on their snow removal equipment?

 

[daBear]

Just kidding folks. Love to poke on a Yank every once in a while.

 

[davitk]

Just saw a MS licence plate on a work truck up here this morning - long way from home. Poor guy!

 

[lawn_king]

Im going to try pam this winter, the non stick cooking product, not your neighbors wife!