Not every homeowner has a long driveway or a large area to clear. Sometimes the job is simply getting the front walkway, sidewalk, and driveway ready after an overnight snowfall.
A full-size snow blower may be more equipment than you need. But a compact handheld shovel isn't always the most convenient choice either.
That's where a wheeled snow shovel comes in.
What Difference Do Wheels Make?
The main advantage isn't just the clearing width. It's how you move the machine.
The PRO-FOR 17-Inch 40V Cordless Snow Shovel uses support wheels to help guide it across suitable flat surfaces.
Unlike a fully handheld tool, the wheels support the machine as you push. You'll still need to steer and apply some effort, particularly when snow becomes heavier.
Is 17 Inches Enough for Your Driveway?
A 17-inch clearing path offers more coverage per pass than a smaller snow shovel.
This model is rated for fresh snow up to 8 inches deep and uses two 20V 4.0Ah batteries together as a 40V system.
For regular clearing of paved walkways and smaller residential driveways, that combination may be worth considering.
However, heavy wet snow, ice, and compacted piles left by snowplows can be a different challenge. The rated depth shouldn't be treated as a guarantee in every snow condition.
When Should You Choose Another Size?
If you're mainly clearing a narrow entrance or small patio, a 13.5-inch cordless snow shovel may be sufficient.
For larger driveways, comparing wider snow blowers could make more sense.
You can explore all four PRO-FOR snow removal options to find a setup that fits your property.
The Bottom Line
A 17-inch wheeled snow shovel offers a middle ground between compact handheld tools and larger snow blowers.
Before choosing, consider how much ground you actually clear, the type of snow you usually get, and where you'll store the machine.
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