Homemade Snow Rake at Amparo Pacheco blog

Homemade Snow Rake. the rake needed to be light so that it could be manoeuvred on the roof. Easy to craft from items around the home and will save your roof from collapsing in the event of more snow!!! Basically, it consists of a length of 2 x 1 1/2 slating. how to make a roof rake for snow. Drill a hole in your plywood. there are designs but none that really show how to remove snow from the roof painlessly and safely from the ground without damaging the roof shingles. lots of snow built up on my roof and no rakes to be found anywhere. an old shop broom, a scrap of 3/8 plywood, a telescoping handle and a few feet of 12 gauge electrical wire transformed an old shop push broom into an effective snow rake. Enter this scandinavian invention, the “avalanche” roof snow removal tool. a traditional roof rake is the most common solution, but they require lots of pulling effort and are frequently used with the operator best positioned on the roof or on a ladder, which can be dangerous.

a traditional roof rake is the most common solution, but they require lots of pulling effort and are frequently used with the operator best positioned on the roof or on a ladder, which can be dangerous. Basically, it consists of a length of 2 x 1 1/2 slating. Drill a hole in your plywood. Easy to craft from items around the home and will save your roof from collapsing in the event of more snow!!! lots of snow built up on my roof and no rakes to be found anywhere. there are designs but none that really show how to remove snow from the roof painlessly and safely from the ground without damaging the roof shingles. how to make a roof rake for snow. an old shop broom, a scrap of 3/8 plywood, a telescoping handle and a few feet of 12 gauge electrical wire transformed an old shop push broom into an effective snow rake. Enter this scandinavian invention, the “avalanche” roof snow removal tool. the rake needed to be light so that it could be manoeuvred on the roof.

SnoRake 105 Shuttsco, Inc.

Homemade Snow Rake an old shop broom, a scrap of 3/8 plywood, a telescoping handle and a few feet of 12 gauge electrical wire transformed an old shop push broom into an effective snow rake. how to make a roof rake for snow. Drill a hole in your plywood. a traditional roof rake is the most common solution, but they require lots of pulling effort and are frequently used with the operator best positioned on the roof or on a ladder, which can be dangerous. there are designs but none that really show how to remove snow from the roof painlessly and safely from the ground without damaging the roof shingles. Easy to craft from items around the home and will save your roof from collapsing in the event of more snow!!! lots of snow built up on my roof and no rakes to be found anywhere. Enter this scandinavian invention, the “avalanche” roof snow removal tool. the rake needed to be light so that it could be manoeuvred on the roof. an old shop broom, a scrap of 3/8 plywood, a telescoping handle and a few feet of 12 gauge electrical wire transformed an old shop push broom into an effective snow rake. Basically, it consists of a length of 2 x 1 1/2 slating.