Critique of the Sidewalk Spreader
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don't BUY this GARBAGE!
What happens here
The presenter moves on to discuss a red gas can, noting its flawed design that causes gasoline to spill out, which is irritating but still not the 'worst thing yet'. He then shifts focus to a white VSI liquid brine applicator, praising its quality. The main subject of their complaint, a yellow walk-behind granular salt spreader (SnowEx), is then brought forward. The group highlights its poor design, specifically the small auger pin that fails to properly agitate and spread rock salt, leading to a 'cone' effect where salt packs down and doesn't dispense effectively. They explain that even after modifying it with a bigger pin, it still failed, and the plastic gears inside were ground down.
Goal: Demonstrate the functional flaws of the SnowEx sidewalk salt spreader.
Tools and materials
- Larger Auger Pin
- Red Gas Can
- Sidewalk Salt Spreader (Red)
- Small Auger Pin
- SnowEx Sidewalk Salt Spreader (Yellow)
- VSI Liquid Brine Applicator
- Gasoline Unspecified
- Rock Salt US Salt
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