Snow Clearing Stuff: V.whatareyouusing

[greasy]

So this first snowfall made me realize how unprepared I was for cleaning my truck I could not find my snow brush and I hate going to the store to buy their cheap shit. I ordered a couple of things off of Amazon, a Sno-Pro snow pusher and scratch resistant snow brush....that has no brush. I do not want to scratch the hell out of my truck and these seemed to be the best options.



I have used the pusher before and it is awesome, excited to try out the brushless snow brush.

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[Ti28]

A broom! Because it's a truck and not a Bro truck.

 

[greasy]

A broom! Because it's a truck and not a Bro truck.

It has nothing to do with being a bro truck. I don't want my brand new truck to be scratched to shit because I was too lazy to buy a proper tool.

 

[DEEZUZ]

You bitch

 

[Ti28]

It has nothing to do with being a bro truck. I don't want my brand new truck to be scratched to shit because I was too lazy to buy a proper tool.

Meh, you and I are different. I had my new truck with 5k on it mowing down corn in a field. Now the whore has almost 50k on it.

 

[DEEZUZ]

Who then fuck brushes the snow off the body.. clear your window, one palm sized spot on the windshield, and let the highway do the rest!

 

[Bruce Jibboo]

I clean the Windows off and let wind resistance clear off the rest lols

 

[Ti28]

Oh, and it's only 2 years old! lulz

 

[greasy]

Yeah the resistance shit did not work this past snow. Cleaned off the windshield and left the hood, roof, bed. Shit did not move at all during multiple trips on the highway and regular driving.

 

[Ti28]

Ford problems......

 

[greasy]

Meh, you and I are different. I had my new truck with 5k on it mowing down corn in a field. Now the whore has almost 50k on it.

I don't need you to tell me how you clean the snow off of your truck to realize that!

 

[Ti28]

I don't need you to tell me how you clean the snow off of your truck to realize that!

 

[SMRTSS1]

I got an extendable brush/scraper with a pivoting head that has a brush on one side and a squeegee on the other. Thing works great and can reach almost all the way across my trucks windshield and I have yet to find a scratch from clearing the snow off the hood, then again it is a metallic silver truck (swirls and scratches don't show up). I can't remember where I got it but I can tell you I looked for it in the garage for the better side of an hour over the weekend only to find out I never took it out of my truck from last winter. Damn thing was laying under the rear seat mocking me when I found it.

 

[greasy]

My truck is black, it gets swirls by me looking at it.

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

That brushless brush is pretty interesting

 

[Lord Tin Foilhat]

My truck is black, it gets swirls by me looking at it.

Fuck Black

 

[slowchevy]

Snow broom is definitely ftw. Bought myself one and ironically it arrived last Friday afternoon..just as it wss starting up here. I detailed the daily the day before so the paint was ready for snow. Looks like I may be able to slip on a wash today if these temperatures stay.

 

[boostedguy05]

I need a new one as my extendable pivoting brush squeegee, no longer piviots, nor has a squeegee.

 

[Euro]

A broom!

This on both cars

Because my last pivoting snow brush thing broke, and I couldn't find the one that was in my wife's car last year. NFG

 

[Yaj Yak]

this is a work truck right [MENTION=60]greasy[/MENTION]?

or do you own it yourself?

 

[greasy]

this is a work truck right [MENTION=60]greasy[/MENTION]?

or do you own it yourself?

Yeah it is my work truck, but I treat stuff like this as my own. I will more than likely have the truck the duration of its life.

 

[Yaj Yak]

that's intense.

 

[greasy]

 

[Yaj Yak]

i'd want a new work truck in 4-5 years personally

 

[greasy]

i'd want a new work truck in 4-5 years personally

I have had this truck for 4 months and I have already put over 12K on it. In 4-5 years it will probably be switched out. But by that time I expect to be in a position that no longer offers a company car, but instead a vehicle stipend.