the Original Snow Pusher 48" Wide Model

I have recommended this shovel to so many people. It makes shoveling the driveway so much faster and easier. Except in pretty extreme situations, I am able to do the whole driveway by myself, and I am no spring chicken!

Works great on light snow. Makes cleaning the snow from your driveway quick and easy.

This product is a lightweight lifesaver. Easy to use and makes light load of snow especially in the 1-2 inches range. Effective for both driveways and sidewalks.

Works really well!

Seems to be a well built shovel has some weight to it. The one thing I do not like is the the 3 self drilling screws. Do yourself a favor and just drill the holes out first and then install the screws it'll save some time. For the price they should already be drilled out. I can't say the performance yet I'll have to wait till the next snow. Overall I think it'll be a good addition to my snow removal equipment.

So I’ve had this come through my newsfeed a lot over the past 3 years. I’ve always wanted to try it. I’ve always thought it would be nice to have a shovel twice as wide. It actually worked really well. The only thing I would say is that it moves so much snow that it gets hard to push quickly! It works great for light fluffy snow. It was nice to make a pass and actually feel like I was getting somewhere though! Also, thanks to the review that suggested drilling pilot holes when attaching the handle. It definitely made a difference! Overall, I’m happy with the shovel! It cut my shoveling time in half!Update: I came back after a few more uses to add to my review. I still keep my old shovel on my back deck to shovel it off when it snows. I shoveled my driveway with this shovel, then went to my deck with my old one. I can’t even believe I used to shovel my entire driveway with it! This one is SO much better and takes SO much less time! I am so happy I finally bought it!

I am not exaggerating when I tell you that it took me 10 minutes to plow a substantial driveway (a woman retiree). I looked at my watch when I started and ended. It was unbelievably easy, the shovel is very light weight and the motion is smooth. You just glide it on the drive from end to end, and tip it up to dump the collected snow. I plowed 3 inches of snow fairly effortlessly. A man in a truck with a plow attachment stopped to compliment my work! Do note that if you have a bump or ice on your driveway you have to lower the handle to just above the ground to ease over it, you can't push through it by using your foot against the back of the blade. My daughter-in-law put my shovel together for me, she said it was simple. The only semi-hard part (which I did) is you have to drill in three screws that go from the blade clamp to the handle, the holes are not pre-drilled (though they put dimples into the metal for placement) so you have to put a lot of weight on it.

I have the 48" plow (this review) from Amazon, and had to order the 44" version directly from the company because Amazon doesn't sell that one. Yes, I have two of these bad boys, don't be jealous. All I can say is GET ONE! I can't recommend a size because your requirements (area to be plowed) may differ, but if you're doing a driveway or large area then get the 48" (largest one made). This thing is bombproof. I keep the street in front of my house plowed better than the county! You'll have to figure out the best size and technique based on how you'll use yours, but you'll make short work of any snow you tackle. This is a PLOW, not a shovel, but anyone living in snow-laden areas should have a good complement of snow tools in their arsenal, and this is one of the best tools to have. This works best when you get a jump on the snow build-up, not after 3 or 4 (or more) inches has accumulated. If you have more than a few inches just get your shovel out and leave this tool alone, then just get a jump on it the next time. But, if you can manage to get a jump on the snowfall before it piles up, then this is the ultimate tool. Stay on top of things when snow is coming your way, even if it means putting your coat/boots back on every hour or two, you'll save yourself so much work in the end. There's plenty of videos on how these things are worth their weight in gold, so check a few out and decide which size(s) are best for your situation. Assembly is easy if you have a drill-type screwdriver. Don't be intimidated by the assembly, they've made it absolutely doable for just about anyone--you WILL need a 7/16" socket and/or wrench. Assembly instructions with picture are included in the box.