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1983 in Salt Lake City, Utah we got dumped on in a never-ending snow storm. Roofs were collapsing, it was bad. Then in the spring it got hot out with snow on the ground. It melted and flooded the city. It was a bad water year.

Should have been done way before this much accumulation

Run for your life

Duck!

And now for the other side!

😮😮????? How do you make sure you don’t catch a shingle and damage it???????

4:40 Oooh Fffffffffffuuuu……. All good. Carry on.

It certainly works, but I wouldn't call that easy.

Mình ở việt nam chưa thầy tuyềt như thề này

That does not look easy at all.

We have different definitions of 'easy'..

The Three Stooges would say, Let's Blast!

If thats "easy" id hate see what hard looks like

Easy compared to ?.

If you have a two story home, you would not be able to use this unless you had a way to raise yourself I. Order to reach the roof with the tool

was about time 😂 the damage is done

Great job, now you're half done! Now gotta do the back😆

That actually works pretty good

And this is why I hate snow.

Probably a good idea to know where all the vent tubes are on the roof

Great job!👍👍👍

I watched a couple of snow removal videos from Japan and they were using this tool. Very cool!

Personally i prefer a rope cut. Much faster.

this is correct method of using this tool! digging from bottom not on top of snow🤓🤓

Wow..awesome..excellent 🙏🙏

So satisfying to watch

Unfortunately, when the snow is much taller than the snow removal tool it takes way too much strength to push through to do the job ! Therefore, by watching other tools which do not have a top bar, slice much better, especially with taller sidebars!

This is great as long as the snow is not much deeper than the TOP bar of the tool! Saw a homemade tool with only a bottom and side blade, actually not thin bars, but thin plates approx. 12 inches wide and tall!

Well done! Please people... don't EVER let it build up that high. That's a few thousand pounds of weight on your roof and that = death

This thing is very cool, imagine with a small heating element in the leading edge.

Sa va plus vite avec mon screpeur

Hi benoit did you make this what material did you use to make?

I made my own similar device. Did you make that or purchase it? I like the plastic you have for a chute.

I find it so satisfying watching how you do that! I bought the 30 foot Snow Peeler Plus. I find it very weird that it is sold with 30 feet of pole length and only 9 feet of carpet?? Anyway, I just set it up and I think that I’ll try it tomorrow! I’m near Saint-Donat-de-Montcalm, Quebec Canada and we get a lot of snow here! Thank you for sharing this video, I”m looking forward to seeing you do more like this too!

What is the plastic you used for the chute? I made myself something similar but used a tarp. I like what you have better.

*Dang who needs the gym, this'll make your shoulders burn*

Tough job. The farther you go up the roof the closer you get to the impact zone of a big slide.

It's a good thing his caffeine kicked in, this could've taken all day-😁

Где гнётся, сверху потолще пластиковую трубу одень.

tiresome - climb your roof

👍

Love it.

Wouldn't it be easier and faster to just get on the roof with a shovel?

I don't know why but I just find this slow removal stuff with that that tool fascinating I can look at it all day

I love eating real snow it’s so good ! I always take many bowl of snow to eat it 🤤 Jaime tellement manger de la Neige c’est tellement bon je prends toujours plusieurs bowls de neige pour en manger

I want to eat that snow 🤤

Does'nt seem very "easy" to me

There is no way you could convince me that that is either easy or fun to do! I wouldn’t want to be under that unit as it is falling on my head!

I have a better idea......move to the sunbelt.

I don't know why they don't make concrete radiant heated roofs, so all they have to do is flip a switch the roof heats up and the snow melts enough to slide off? It would save lots of time, and "time is money".