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    Wheeled shovel - video

    Wheeled shovel. By Mr.Craftsman. 12:21 video:

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    Bolt a shovel to a hand cart, it would be lighter and easier...that thing will be more effort than a plastic wide shovel or a snow scoop all day long.

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    In the past I tried to make this idea work. It doesn’t take much snow before I wasn’t able to push it.

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    I have a Deutz gas turbine. I've been meaning to bolt it to the bucket on my Kubota.

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    Maybe bolt the blade and stuff to a garden or lawn tractor that has some added weight and tire chains for traction it might could be useful.

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    The utility of that design will always be limited. It could be useful for the front walk of a hotel or school, that will be repeatedly shoveled during a snowy day. A pushbroom does a great job of this, but a wheeled shovel should be able to handle slightly deeper snow.

    That being said, this is a nicely built tool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nova_robotics View Post
    I have a Deutz gas turbine. I've been meaning to bolt it to the bucket on my Kubota.
    I didn't know that Deutz made turbine engines. I'd thought that they were just into piston engines. Given the context it must be compact, so I assume that it's a radial.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sossol View Post
    I didn't know that Deutz made turbine engines. I'd thought that they were just into piston engines. Given the context it must be compact, so I assume that it's a radial.

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    Yup. It's the one at the top of the page.

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    These are quite popular for quickly clearing a sidewalk before it gets too deep to push.

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