30SNC 36-inch Bi-Directional Wheeled Snow Shovel Pusher and Barn Shovel, 7.5" x 36 ", Blue
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Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
Features
- SNOWCASTER ADVANTAGE - Perfect for snow removal, barn clean-ups, and other plowing projects, this heavy duty wheeled contractor model is 50% more efficient than traditional snow shovels. The bi-directional, angled blade is perfect for wind rowing snow. Our blades are constructed of Polypropylene material, providing superior wear properties.
- WHEELED AND EASY TO USE - The durable wheels of this shovel increase speed and stability. With no lifting necessary, Snowcaster shovels save you time and energy.
- HEAVY-DUTY - The Snowcaster shovels are built to last. For years our products were used for snow removal for industrial and commercial applications. This snow shovel even scoops through thin layers of ice on top of snow. Constructed with high-quality materials, this durable 36-inch shovel blade stands up to snow, ice, and the competition.
- QUICK ASSEMBLY - Easily assemble this shovel in less than 10 minutes. User-friendly and high-quality, Snowcaster shovels have proven commercial application. This shovel works particularly well for residential use or facilities maintenance.
- MADE IN USA - All of The Snowcasters products are proudly made in the USA and backed with a hassle-free limited one-year warranty. We proudly use earth-friendly materials and processes to build The Snowcaster shovels.
Description
For more than 10 years, Snowcaster has led the way in helping people, companies and cities manage snow and ice to improve safety, mobility, and quality of life. We've taken our years of specialized industry knowledge and used them to manufacture products that are affordable, durable, eco-friendly, and incredibly easy to use. All of the Snowcaster’s products are proudly made in the USA, and we back them with a limited one-year warranty.
Material: Metal, Polypropylene
Color: Blue
Brand: The Snowcaster
Item dimensions L x W x H: 48 x 16 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 11 pounds
Style: 36 Inch Blade - Blue
Handle Material: Polypropylene
Blade Length: 36 inches
Blade Material: Metal
Grip Type: Power
Brand Name: The Snowcaster
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 013964256147 704452308706
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Number of Items: 1
Item Type Name: Wheeled Snow Pusher Shovel
Manufacturer: The Snowcaster
Model Number: 30SNC
Manufacturer Part Number: 30SNC
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Limited 1 Year Warranty
Item Dimensions: 48 x 16 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 11 pounds
Blade Length: 36 inches
Material Type: Metal, Polypropylene
Handle Material: Polypropylene
Blade Material: Metal
Color: Blue
Style Name: 36 Inch Blade - Blue
Grip Type: Power
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Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
Oh my goodness, this snowshovel is AMAZING!!!! I first heard of shovels with wheels only a few days ago. My reaction was like Veruka Salt in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" -- "I want one now!!!" So I pored over reviews on Amazon and ordered this one. It arrived on Tuesday, and several inches of snow arrived on Wednesday, so the timing was lovely. I chose this shovel because it has a wide blade, on a diagonal angle, and because the description said, "Assembles in 10 minutes." In particular, I wanted a diagonal blade and not a V-shaped blade because I figured a V-shaped blade would push the snow out on both sides and leave a trail that I would need to come back and clean up, while a diagonal blade would leave snow on just one side, so if I made a row of parallel passes with this shovel and planned them right, then there should be no left-behind snow to come back and clean up. When I went to assemble this shovel, I was daunted by the sheer number of pieces to put together. It arrives in 26 pieces!!! Plus, the instructions identify the pieces only by name, not by picture, so I found it difficult to figure out which pieces of hardware were needed for each step of the instructions. I would have liked a lot more pictures! The hardware arrives encased in plastic on top of a piece of cardboard that has drawings of each item printed on it, so it seems to me that they could also have printed the names and part numbers for each part. But I can assemble Ikea furniture, so I bravely waded in to putting this together. Before I started, I sat down with a permanent marker, the hardware, and the instructions and figured out which piece of hardware was which. Looking at the quantity of each item helped to match it up with the instructions. I used the Sharpie to write on the cardboard and plastic so that I would know exactly which step each piece of hardware was needed for. I don't think I had the same wrenches that the instructions said I would need, but somehow in 25 minutes I got the shovel assembled and ready to use, and I think I did everything correctly. I really wish they would assemble the whole thing at the factory, rather than making customers do it. I would have paid more for a shovel that didn't need assembling. Anyway, I have cleared snow with the shovel three times since then. It is SUPER EASY and MUCH FASTER than using a traditional shovel. The first snow I cleared was only about a quarter inch deep, but the two snowfalls since then were each about two inches of light fluffy snow. The shovel worked fantastically and very quickly for each of those. I don't know how it would do with snow that is deeper or more wet and heavy. In more detail: I expected the snow to slide off the diagonal blade of the shovel sideways as I walked, so that I could just walk straight up and down the sidewalk and clear all of the snow. Actually it doesn't work like that. You start out walking straight forwards, and you can clear a lot more in one pass than with a traditional shovel. But the blade of this shovel does fill up with snow -- it doesn't all slide to the side and out of the blade. So eventually I need to push the shovel in an arc over to the side of the sidewalk and dump out the snow. Before I tried using this shovel, I worried that it wouldn't be able to push the snow off the sidewalk and up onto the grass because the grass is taller than the sidewalk, so the shovel wouldn't be able to push the snow upward to get it to go there. But so far this has been fine -- I just push the snow to the edge of the sidewalk and leave it dumped either on the grass or in a line right next to it. Sometimes I use my foot to push the scoop over and dump out the snow onto the grass, and that works well. But I think that if there were big piles of accumulated snow next to the sidewalk then you would not be able to use this shovel. The blade of the shovel is super-duper wide, so I can clear a *lot* of snow in one pass. I really like that, but it does mean that at my house the shovel can be used only to clear wide flat areas (the sidewalk, the driveway, sometimes I clear part of the street, too) -- it is too wide to be used on the narrow path from my driveway to the front door. I need to use a traditional shovel to clear that part. But that part is small, and the part that I can clear with my Snowcaster is big and awesomely quick, so I don't mind using a traditional shovel for that one small part of the job of clearing snow. The blade of the Snowcaster does get stuck when I encounter bumps on the pavement, or cracks that line up with the blade. But so far I have been able to nudge the blade with my foot and get it going again fairly easily. I like that the Snowcaster can be hung on a wall and it hangs down completely flat. There is so much junk in my garage that I really appreciate that this takes up less space. You could hang it flat on pegs on the wall. You can very easily flip the blade of the snowcaster to be angled in either direction. It looks durable. I hope to be able to use it for many years to come. In case it's useful to mention this: I am a 5 foot tall female located in snowy Michigan. In summary: Pros: * CLEARS SNOW SUPER DUPER FAST! * EXTREMELY EASY TO USE! * Much better for the environment than a snowblower. * Won't throw snow in your face like a snowblower would. * Seems durable. * Doesn't take up much space in my garage. * Blade is angled, not v-shaped. Cons: * Assembly. Misc: * I am not sure that this would work with very deep snow or if there were piles of snow already at the sides of the area being shoveled. If we get that kind of snow this year, I will report back on how it went. ---------- December, 2017 update: My snowcaster is now in its third winter, and I love it more than ever! When there's light snow, I often clear all the sidewalks in my neighborhood, because it's as easy as just walking up and down the block with the Snowcaster. I have now cleared heavy snow with it too. I originally wondered how that would go, once the snow is too deep to push off the sidewalk onto the grass. As it turns out, I either leave the snow piled up along the edges of the sidewalk, or I push it out into the street and pile it up in a line along the curb. It works great and is SO MUCH EASIER than a traditional snow shovel. This is honestly one of the best things I've ever purchased. (For the record: I am a real person who paid full price for this snow shovel. And I do not work for the Snowcaster company or make any money if you buy one. I just really, really, really like this snow shovel!) ---------- February, 2020 update: My snowcaster is still working great to clear lots of snow. And it's still one of my favorite purchases ever! ---------- January 2021 update: Still going strong! This morning we had perfect Snowcaster snow - I could just roll the shovel along and the snow spiraled right off the side of the blade. I love that!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2016 by a reader
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
Easy to use. Very effective on light snow, maybe up to 3-4”. You can clear a decent size driveway without a lot of effort. One is unable to lift snow with the blade. Only push it. I had to use a snow blower or shovel to “throw” snow I piled up with the pusher blade. Very sturdy and the right handle length to be effective. Easy to assemble as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Air3
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
A few points on the product before my review. First, the shovel is made of a heavy plastic, there is no metal edge, all plastic. The handle is held on to the frame with a single pivot point on both sides. So the handle pivots freely through the full range. In other words, there is no way to keep the handle up, when you let go of it, it will fall to the ground. I could not find any way to get the shovel to stand upright in the snow. I could rest it against the garage but that was about it. Regular shovels can be just stuck into the snow to hold them up when needed. The wheels are like lawn mower wheels, the all plastic type. The metal handle appears sufficiently strong for the job. One thing I could not understand from reading the detail on the web was, what are the wheels for. One review mentioned it made it easier to push in the snow, another said it took the weight off your back. I didn't find either to be the case for me. The wheels appear to serve one purpose, to keep the blade correctly positioned on the ground. The wheels and the blade are attached to the frame, so they are fixed. When you set the blade on the ground it remains in the same position regardless of the handle position. So a tall person or a short person would have the exact same blade angle to the ground. I don't see any further advantage, in fact I didn't even notice the wheels while pushing. Waited a while to get the chance to test this shovel. In my first use on a couple inches of snow it did not work well. The snow built up in the front of the blade and started pushing over the top. In addition, the snow did not work its way down the blade, like a snow truck blade. It was frustrating to use because the snow went left and right of the blade and over it. All this in 10-12 feet forward into 2" of snow. One other thing I didn't like is that when you get the snow up to the edge of the lawn, it is very difficult to push it onto the lawn. So another snow shovel is needed to move the snow up on the grass area. I went back to the videos on youtube to try to see why those blades seem to push the snow to the right/left without the snow coming over the top of the blade. It appears the user is holding the shovel handle at a slight angle, not exactly straight. So, on the next snow fall, we had about 1.5" on the ground at the time I started. I held the shovel at a slight angle, in addition to the fixed angle of the blade. And indeed this time the snow would move to the right/left of the blade, depending on blade position. And the snow did not come up over the blade. So the blade is not correctly angled in my opinion, but can be corrected by pushing a little more on one side of the handle. With this technique it was great to use, I moved a lot of snow in little time. I can almost shovel the sidewalk in one path, a second path is needed to fully clear it. Which is no problem since you have to come back anyways. I had little issue with the blade catching the pavement separation edges or cracks. When I did run into a problem I found I could grab the handle and push one side down and the other pull up to get over it. Once I knew where the stop points are I was able to get past them without stopping by angling the blade one way or the other across the section. The sides of the blade do catch the grass on the edges. Not sure why it is more noticeable with this shovel compared to my regular shovel. It took a few minutes to get a technique figured out, now I can move fast without that sudden stop on the side of the blade into the grass. The blade is a soft plastic but thick enough to be sturdy. After my first couple of uses the blade does show some wear. It will not last as long as a steel edged blade but perhaps it will last long enough. I attached photo of the blade wear after a couple uses. There is still plenty of blade left but it does wear easily. The negative points, the blade is not correctly angled but easy enough to correct. The shovel cannot be left standing up in the snow. The handle pivots so you cannot pull down on the handle to lift the blade, so basically you can only push the snow to a point then come back with another shovel to move the snow up onto the grass. The blade rides close to the pavement so it will not ride up onto the grass, it stops quickly. One improvement I think would be useful is a lower locking point in the handle to the frame. That way the handle could be used to tilt the blade up, perhaps to push snow up on the grass. Also an upper locking point so the handle can be left in the vertical position. Both of these would be easy to implement into the frame Overall, it greatly helps to have a wide blade that is angled when shoveling a typical 2 car driveway or larger. It really does make the job faster and easier. There is little going back to clean up missed snow. This shovel can be pushed straight without stopping for a long distance, this allows you to accomplish more work. There is no need to stop and lift the snow, just keep pushing and deal with the snow when you get to the end.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2016 by Derek
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
I wish I would have known about this years ago. I have a long driveway that took about an hour or more to clear with a normal snow shovel. Even longer when we'd get a wet snow. Therefore, in winter we often just left the driveway stay snow packed. This worked for a few years until the wife wanted to park the car in the garage. In addition, I needed to find a solution for a stamped concrete patio that need the snow to be cleared to prevent damage from the melting and freezing happening. Did some searching on amazon and on youtube - found this. I was skeptical. I knew I didn't want a snowblower because the space it would take up in my garage. This seemed like the best idea. The wheels really carry a lot of the weight. This will not allow you to 'throw' snow but you can kind of shoot the snow by slamming it up against a mound of snow. The design takes a lot of weight off of your back that you'd have when lifting a shovel full of snow. I timed myself the other day - we had a light two inches of snow. Our driveway and patio would truly take me about 45mins to clear this amount of snow with a normal snow shovel. Due to the design of the snowcaster you're always moving. I was able to get the area cleared in under 10mins. This would happen even faster if my driveway was able to have snow cleared to each side, however I have a large mow strip/curb along one sided so I have to work all the snow to the other edge. Finally - one issue with the snowcaster is due to the design. The blade sits just above the ground by design - if you have a rough driveway or irregular surface it could be problematic to use this. I have a few spots that mine gets caught but the majority of my drive is pretty flat, so no issues. I do have a stamped patio that I use this on and it works well - it doesn't get as 'clean' as the flat driveway but it clears enough snow for the sun to come out and melt any remainder away. I'm not sure at what amount this would be overwhelmed - I cleared about 4-5" of heavy snow this morning. It took some effort but cleared it great. In all - happy customer and worth the purchase. I actually cleared my neighbors drives the other day just because it's that easy.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2021 by Scott Boss
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
Wife assembled and has a great angle. I push it and the snow goes to the side and forward. Then I flip it at the end of my push and go back the other way. It should be noted I am a young fitness guy 5'6" 160 pounds and the push fits well. We are new to North Idaho and this with a snow joe double handle shovel have been great. We have a 60x17 foot drieway and I use the gravel RV parking on the side for my car. I like to plow a small portion of the street in front of the driveway so we can back out easier. I also plow the mailbox to keep it clear. I create three large holes to push the snow and shovel it out. 2 on the front of the driveway and one by the front door. The snow push saves a lot of time from using a shovel to push/shovel. I like to use the push and shovel it off from my push locations. The push is great for clearing it down to the cement and several neighbors have complemented how clean we get it. The push is good for 3 inches or less of fluffy snow. Real easy to push and clean fast. I have done 5 inches of fluff and really have to section it up then push to it the side. I shovel the pushed snow as it packs heavy. 1 inch of wet snow can be rough as it gets heavy for the snow push. If you use this often and keep up on the snow, it is great beacuse you are just pushing a small amount of fluffy snow. We had one storm dump 20 inches in 24 hours and it took 8.5 hours, but i keep it clear. Half was fluffy, half was wet. Here are some stats for the above area I mentioned I clear. I push it to my 3 spots and shovel the spots out so I can use the spots again. 1/2 inch of fluffy. 20 minutes of push. 8 minutes of shovel. 1 & 1/2 inches of super wet. 60 minutes push . 30 minutes of shovel. 4 inches of 75% fluff 25% wet. 41 minutes push to clear to the side real fast. 4 hours of fluff. 1 hour push. 1 hour shovel. 3/4 of an inch fell while clearing and I cleared it again within the 2 hours. Very quiet. Good workout.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019 by thetroz
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
We have a snow blower for heavy snows, but there are plenty of times we don't want to pull it out for lighter snows. So far, I am loving this "snow plow" style push shovel. I don't know how it will perform for wet snows, but it makes short work of dry/fluffy/blowy snow. Sidewalks are particularly easy. Just 2 passes with no stops will clear the sidewalk. Pushing is so easy that I did a single pass on the 3/4 mile paved path around our local pond. My wife just did the walking path around another smaller pond. For the driveway, I start in the center and spiral outward, pushing snow towards the sides. Assembly was not hard, requiring a screwdriver and a wrench. Honestly, the hardest part was getting the "key ring" style retainers on the pins that secure the handles to the plow. Caveats: There is *no* lifting with this pusher; it simply is not possible. The plastic blade will wear, though I should get a couple of years even with my rather excessive use. The blade is always angled with respect to the wheels, so if you want to push snow straight ahead and not off to the side, you need to use an awkward, angled push. I don't think this pusher will be as effective for deep snows, but that's why I still have a snow blower.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by Dan R. Wojciechowski
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
My Snowcaster came yesterday, and though I had no idea there was snow in the forecast, I went ahead and put it together. I'm really glad I did! It took me about 20 minutes, but all the parts were there, everything fit together, and I couldn't believe how light it was. But I hung it up in the garage, thinking it would be quite some time before I could use it. I awoke this morning to two inches of powder on my huge shared driveway. I do the whole thing so my older neighbors won't have to mess with it (including the circle drive in front of their house). Time to get out the shovel! Though the Snowcaster is really lightweight, it does exactly what all the videos said it would...gets right down to plowing the snow out of the way. I have 75 feet of driveway, and though I had to stop about 2/3 of the way each time to clear the scoop, it worked beautifully. When it was necessary to turn to blade around, a quick flip was all it took. Again, this thing weighs nothing. Full disclosure, we had some rain yesterday, and that froze a tiny surface layer of the snow, so it was very, very easy to get the powder off. However, had this been a wet snow like we had last week, it would have taken MUCH more effort to use this thing. So as others have said, it's probably best for 2-3 inches of non-wet snow. I agonized over whether I should spend $80 for a snow pusher, but I'm VERY glad I did. After all, a replacement shovel like the ones I already had, is at least half that price. This thing is well-made, and even if I did break something on it, all the parts are replaceable. So if you're on the fence, BUY IT. It will be a great tool in your arsenal against the snow. It cut the time it takes for me to do my huge driveway, from 90 minutes down to 27. TL, DR: Works great on 2-3 inches of lighter snow, well-made, does the job in 1/3 the time! EDIT 3/20/19 Little did I know, this was one of the more fierce snowstorm seasons we've had. Unhappily, many of the snows were just too deep to use the Snowcaster on...it works best in about 3". But, it's so fast and easy to use, I ended up going out early (before the snow stopped) a few times, to stay ahead of it. It's much faster than a shovel, and even on wetter snow, does a great job. There were several times when I hit uneven expansion joints in my driveway - HARD. I was really expecting some damage, but the blade is still solid and intact. I won't say I'm looking forward to snow next season, but the Snowcaster helped me to not lug out my huge snowblower several times this year, and it was well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2019 by Craig S. Burnett
Size: 36 x 7.5 Inch
Highly recommend this product. I've used all winter season. This is perfect for a 2 to 3 inch snowfall, depending on the size of the area you are looking to clear. I have a long driveway 70 feet or so, and then I have an area about 30'x40' that I also keep clear of the snow. I love having a clear driveway and this clears right to the ground allowing the blacktop to heat up in the sun and at the end of the day, I have a perfectly clear driveway. There are instances where this just won't clear the entire area, but what I've also found is that by even by clearing half of the area, I can push enough of the snow where I don't need to make as many passes with the snow blower. I tend to pull out the snow blower anyway, as I run it aorund the edges where the snow is being pushed, so that I have a clean edge and it also makes room for the next time I need to push the snow to the edge. Otherwise, if you get a bunch of nusiance snowfalls, you keep pushing to the edge of the driveway/sidewalk and the area gets smaller and smaller as the snow starts "creeping" in on you. I really do love this thing. It's light, and smiple with very little moving parts. Puts together easily and STAYS together. I did not have to tighten once all season and I probably used this 20+ times (it was a misterable winter here in the Northeast). Also, a note to those of you worrying about the wheels, don't. The wheels are plastic with a rubber outer layer. But they are perfect. You don't NEED traction, they are really there for leverage and do the job perfectly by sliding well on the ground and not getting in the way. Not that you needed another positive review, as this has gotten plenty, but I just had to share my experiances to those considering the purchase. Well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2015 by D Woz