24 in. Sleigh Shovel

Yes; it simply has plastic snaps that lock into place that allow it to be adjustable length, now I keep mine on the longish side so that it garners more length to be able to get more angular leverage to fulcrum off the ground even with snow loaded so that this is quite a bit more snow removal ergonomically efficient on a actual snow removal efficiency standpoint; one can also attach a second snow sleigh shovel also as well so that the total combined snow removal width is widened from twenty four inches to a total of fourty eigh inches width; that has got to one of the widest width snow sleigh removal shovels that one can potentially create for oneself; now simply connect two snow sleigh shovels together in parallel side by side by connecting the two handles that project at a forty five degree angle via two foot half inch diameter section of wooden dowel rod along with two half inch to one inch worm drive adjustable hose clamps; simply screw the adjusted tight enough to not allow any slippage; and then simply use another three foot half inch diameter wooden dowel rod section attached to the indented cureved in part of each of the snow sleigh shovels; so that they are connected and braced together to offer stability when both of them are connected and pushed forward together also as well; now one can then potentially move up to forty eight inch width swath of snow with a single snow removal pass at a time; which is an incredible boom to snow removal efficiency indeed; try it and one will be thanking me later trust me; it only take six half inch to one inch hose clamps and one four foot section of half inch wooden toweling to be used as indicated above; now one will be able to cut down ones snow removal time by literally one half quite easily; cost wise it costs two Garant 24 inch sleigh shovels and six half inch worm style hose clamps and one forty eight inch section to be cut down for a three foot section for the push bar indented curved handle grip and the remaining wooden dowel section used to assist in clamping the snow sleigh shovels side by side in order so that they are fastened side by side in parallel with each other.

Yes as long as it didn't turn to ice. I used it to clear my driveway when the department of sanitation pushed all the snow from the street to in front of my driveway. The snow got very heavy from that, but I was able to lift a large amount of snow and pull the snow off to the side. No pushing and lifting required. Therefore no backache the next morning. For extremely compact and harden snow/ice. Use a metal shovel to break up the harden snow/ice and this shovel and carry it away.

The answer should be yes - but not really. Garant has gone to a cheap clip system in the poly shovel handle. You push the steel handle into the holes in the sleigh shovel until the clips engage. The problem is, the tolerances on the hole and the handle do not allow the handle to slide all the way in. I just jammed my handle in as far as I could get it and it stays on since, in use, you are pushing the sleigh forward and basically pushing the handle down into the hole -- it doesn't come out. Getting the handle out again is not a job you really want to do every time you use it. Maybe once a year for summer storage, but not with every snow. This is the story with the model #78051 they are selling here. The old model #16009 allowed you to remove the handle fairly easily.

This snow scoop works well on a sidewalk when the snow is more than 3 inches deep. Once I slide the sleigh to where I want to dump the snow, I pull back quickly to unload.

It can be used on a flat roof if you don't dig all the way to the surface. Leave a thin layer of snow.

Technique is the key with this product. Not hard to pick up, but does take a little practice. This product will get down to near concrete. The residual snow/ice is thin enough to melt very easily with direct sunlight on a cold day.

the length and thus the height of the handle can be adjusted somewhat so that is higher or lower off the ground as this is a very ergonomically friendly adjustable snow sleigh shovel; one can also clamp pvc pipe extensions in order to still be able to grip and effectively move the snow sleigh shovel also as well to be able to actually get better leverage for pushing and pulling ones fully loaded snow sleigh shovel.

this does work on gravel driveways quite well due to the fact that one can custom adjust the height so that one does not hit the gravel surface underneath while still being able to take the upper covered snow surface at the same time.

The body is high density polypropylene plastic with the edge of the snow sleigh shovel consisting of a doubled over rolled section of smooth metal; one can also readily control the pressure being applied to ones deck to be on the extra light pressure side and one can also slowly move forward with ones snow sleigh shovel so as not to potentially scratch the decking surface underneath; alternatively one can push downwards on the handlebar of ones snow sleigh device to elevate its surface just slightly above the decking surface to help prevent it from being potentially scratched also as well; and then one can just use a poly shop broom to dust off the thin layer of powdery snow left on the deck so as to help insure that the decking surface is not potentially scratched below.

I'm sure if you go onto home depots website you should be able to buy it online.