Westward
Westward Snow Pusher 22 1/4 in Aluminum Plastic Blade 42 in D-Grip Wood Handle
Aluminium and plastic blade 22 1/4 in wide on a 42 in wood D-grip handle, weighing 2.34 lb
- TypeCar
- Wide 22 1/4 in blade clears more snow per pass
- Light 2.34 lb build reduces arm fatigue during long jobs
- D-grip wood handle gives secure leverage in cold conditions
- Aluminium and plastic blade resists bending on packed drifts
- 42 in handle length lets you push without excessive bending
22 1/4 in Snow Pusher for Driveways
This snow pusher has a 22 1/4 in wide blade made of aluminum and plastic. The 42 in wood handle ends in a D-grip for two-handed control. It weighs 2.34 lb and is built for clearing flat surfaces after a storm.
Blade Behaviour on Packed Snow
The aluminum edge cuts through light accumulation while the plastic body slides over pavement. Under sustained pushing the blade can flex when it meets heavy, wet drifts. Repeated impact with ice chunks may dull the leading edge over time.
Limits of a Fixed Wood Handle
The 42 in shaft length sets a fixed working height that suits average users but cannot be adjusted. Wood absorbs moisture and can swell or crack if stored wet. The D-grip diameter fits gloved hands but offers no rotation for wrist relief.
Highlights
- Wide 22 1/4 in blade clears more snow per pass
- Light 2.34 lb build reduces arm fatigue during long jobs
- D-grip wood handle gives secure leverage in cold conditions
- Aluminium and plastic blade resists bending on packed drifts
- 42 in handle length lets you push without excessive bending
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
Questions about this item
How heavy is the 2.34 lb snow pusher when pushing wet snow all day?
The pusher weighs 2.34 lb, so the aluminum and plastic blade keeps the tool light enough for extended clearing without adding fatigue.
Does the 42 in wood handle with D-grip require any extra parts to start using it?
The handle arrives assembled with the D-grip fitted, so no additional hardware or tools are needed before the first use.
Will the 22 1/4 in blade width fit through the same gate as my older 21 in shovel?
At 22 1/4 in wide the blade is slightly broader than a 21 in shovel, so measure the gate opening to confirm clearance.
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