How Do You Remove Snow? Vote Now

What's your go-to method to handle snow?

I bought a John Deere snow plow with multiple hitch capabilities and a hydraulic cylinder chute deflector one year ago. I have decided to simplify my work and not waste time while shoveling. Furthermore, since we have moved to a new house with a long driveway, it means much work. The single problem is that I should take care properly of this new machine. I have to figure out how to change oil in snowblower and teach my wife to drive it. I hope I helped you to make the best decision. Guys, buy a snowblower.

Come on guys this thread was started over 5 yrs ago and the last activity before day was over 2 yrs ago, I don't anyone is around now.
 
Besides as Roy said it is just too in North America for unless you are on the Arctic Circle. It not as hot as Roy's place but even 90's is too hot for real snow to hang around very long. Even hailstones just last a few hours at the most.
 
Now if you are on the South side of the Equator then you might have a snow this time of year.
 

Probably one of the quickest and easiest ways to do this is to with a garden tractor.

Probably one of the quickest and easiest ways to do this is to with a. This machine is designed to cut grass quickly and efficiently over large areas. The best garden tractor of all time not only shortens the grass, but rare models also perform other tasks with hitches and attachments. Suppose you plan to get a reliable helper, which will be indispensable for aeration, soil fertilization, hilling plants, berry care, garbage collection, and grass mowing. In that case, it is better to buy a rider that has much more attachments. Such equipment reduces the time to perform tasks, reduces economic costs, and turns routine and hard work into sheer pleasure. That is why it is a pleasure to clean snow with it.