Improved Snow Removal Tool

[DanS26]

I know this is an old thread but where would I find something like this online? I have 22 panels mounted on my garage that I would be able to access with the correct length handle. Any websites or stores that sell something like this?

http://www.roofrake.com/Productpages/snowpro4.asp

http://www.angelguardproducts.com/commercial/snopro

http://bestgardeningtoolsguide.com/tag/sno-brum-vs-sno-pro-snow-removal-tool/

[bcroe]

Best way to get snow off your panels is move to a warmer climate.

Next best is to ground mount them; third is put them vertical for the snow months. Still
working on melting the snow off. Bruce Roe

[Rdjntx]

Best way to get snow off your panels is move to a warmer climate.

THIS ... +65,000 ask me how I know LOL

[dexdawg]

Best way to get snow off your panels is move to a warmer climate.

I agree with you 100%. Maybe someday I can get somewhere where its warm and sunny all year around. Maybe when I retire in about 25-30 years.

[Sunking]

Best way to get snow off your panels is move to a warmer climate.

[dexdawg]

I know this is an old thread but where would I find something like this online? I have 22 panels mounted on my garage that I would be able to access with the correct length handle. Any websites or stores that sell something like this?

[SunEagle]

I saw one, fiberglass but the outer section was aluminum. Haven't found
12' of all fiberglass yet, might be out there somewhere. Bruce Roe

Even the fiberglass poles used by Electricians to pull high voltage fuses will eventually allow voltage to track down it. They need to be cleaned properly and retested for insulating capabilities every few years to make sure they are safe to use.

Next level of safety is to use those gloves which by the way should also be tested every 6 months if used or 1 year if stored.

Bottom line is that if it can, electricity will kill someone if they take a short cuts, get complacent or make assumptions.

[bcroe]

They make fiberglass handles also.

I saw one, fiberglass but the outer section was aluminum. Haven't found
12' of all fiberglass yet, might be out there somewhere. Bruce Roe

[DanS26]

Thanks, the head looks good. I won't be using a metal handle, to clean a 400V panel, me
standing in snow. Couple of wood broomsticks here now. Bruce Roe

They make fiberglass handles also.

[bcroe]

You can always use high voltage gloves.

Maybe, I already do?

[SunEagle]

Thanks, the head looks good. I won't be using a metal handle, to clean a 400V panel, me
standing in snow. Couple of wood broomsticks here now. Bruce Roe

You can always use high voltage gloves.

[bcroe]

The handle is telescoping and made of high quality aluminum alloy.
6' to 24' long. In the pic I have shown the 12' model. You can see all lengths here:

http://www.roofrake.com/Productpages/snowpro4.asp but you can find them on the
net other places. The head can also be found at reasonable costs if you are willing to search a little.

Good products worth the money. Dan

Thanks, the head looks good. I won't be using a metal handle, to clean a 400V panel, me
standing in snow. Couple of wood broomsticks here now. Bruce Roe

[DanS26]

What is the handle made of? How long is the handle? Bruce Roe

The handle is telescoping and made of high quality aluminum alloy. 6' to 24' long. In the pic I have shown the 12' model. You can see all lengths here:

http://www.roofrake.com/Productpages/snowpro4.asp

but you can find them on the net other places. The head can also be found at reasonable costs if you are willing to search a little.

Good products worth the money.

Dan

[bcroe]

For a couple of years now I've used a Sno Pro with extension handle to remove snow from my array. It took awhile and usually it was in nasty weather. So I decided to bolt a few together to make a wider broom.

Attached are some pics. Works great if the snow is not too deep. If deep snow I have to go back to the single wide.

What is the handle made of? How long is the handle? Bruce Roe

[SunEagle]

Dan

Nice tool for a ground mount panel system. I would expect you would need a thicker and longer pole for roof top installations but for a ground mount system it looks really good. Thanks for contributing.