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The average weight of a cubic foot of snow is 15 Lbs./Cu. Foot. So a 20' x 20' roof will have approx 6000lbs on it if there is a foot of snow. We have more than a foot of snow. I made a roof rake to remove the snow from the roof. Here it is. I remove the snow by standing on the flat bed of my truck on the front side of the house.
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Purty cool.
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I would add axles on each side, small washers as wheels so the bottom isn't dragging on the roofing shingles. Clearance of 1/8" should be good enough.
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I was just talking about that today about adding wheels. It is on my list to do. Right now there is enough hard frozen coating that is about 1/8" thick or so. This coating right now prevents it from diggging into the shingles or knocking them loose.Originally Posted by Grandslam99
thanks.
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Dynasty 300 DX
HTP 240
HTP Microcut 380
Hyperthem 85
JD2 Hyd Bender and HF Hyd Ring Roller all in one =(Frankenbender)
Bpt. Mill/DRO
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YT: TJS Welding and Fabrication
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Nice. This looks useful too.
Solderer
I like that one ^^^^^^
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What keeps this from digging under the shingles?
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Looks like there are skis on each side that keep the cutting edge about a 1/2" up from the surface.
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