Snow Cleaning Machine

A: Sure. Customer's logo or company name can be printed on products by stamping, printing, embossing, coating or sticker.

A: Yes, different models can be mixed in one container, but the quantity of each model should not be less than MOQ.

A: Quality is priority. We always attach great importance to quality control from the very beginning to the end of the production. Every product will be fully assembled and carefully tested before it's packed for shipment.

A: We offer different warranty time for different products. Please contact with us for detailed warranty terms.

A: Yes, we will. The core of our company culture is honesty and credit. Also you can check our Alibaba Site, there are several importers' transaction History.

A: As usual our payment is 30%T/T as deposit, and the 70% balance against the copy of B/L. Also we accept the payment such as L/C, Escrow Or PayPal.

A: Under normal operation condition, this contract mechanical is guaranteed by seller for one year non-pay repairmen after the date of shipment. Otherwise, the damages caused for the force majeure or accidents or reasons beyond control, buyer shall pay charges for parts and the parts freight and the technicians. Electrical component will be excluded when the damage caused by the voltage vibrant fluctuation, phase & circuit shortage, faulty wiring.

A: If you reside in a climate where you might regularly receive an abundance of fluffy flakes, consider a snow broom. This strange-looking contraption scores points for its long reach and distinctive foam squeegee at one end. It excels at rapidly clearing large amounts of snow.

A: Don't Rush—Plowing speed should be reasonable and appropriate for conditions and traffic. Use extra caution when plowing next to curbs, vehicles and other obstructions.

A: If the snow falls light and fluffy, a hand-held leaf blower quickly takes care of business. A leaf blower works best with snow that's less than three inches deep and hasn't been packed down by vehicles or boots. You can also try your wet/dry shop vacuum, blowing snow away or sucking it up.

A: But a good rule to keep in mind is if more than a foot of heavy, wet snow and ice has accumulated on your roof, you should have it removed. Clearing the snow off your roof from the gutters or eaves upward of three to four feet after each winter storm can help prevent ice dams from forming.

A: Knowing how to drive alongside and around snowplows helps reduce accidents for everyone on the road. Don't follow too closely behind a snowplow; Stay at least 200 feet behind it. In some states, it is illegal to follow within a certain distance. Never pass a snowplow on the right.