I searched but didn't see this suggested, but how about a power snow brush, basically a mini snow blower, to clear decks and small sidewalks/walkways/hard to reach areas.
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I'd like this too! Stihl makes this attachment for their KombiSystem and it works wonders. Not only good for light snow removal, but also for stuck debris like pine needles that find their way in asphalt.
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Burnside, are you talking about the Bristle Brush and/or PowerSweep for Stihl's KombiSystem? https://www.stihlusa.com/information/how-to-guides/cleaning-driveways/. Never really thought of using a power brush like this, and I wonder if that's what Erik, the OP, was thinking of with his original post. I thought he was talking about what a lot of people call a power snow shovel, like this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Greenworks-Digi-Pro-GMAX-12-in-40-Volt-Cordless-Electric-Snow-Blower-Sho.... The powered brush is also another good idea for Ego, including something for their multi-head system, and is certainly something that could be used to clear snow. Personally, I prefer the idea of something that actually throws the snow some distance rather than brushes it aside a short distance, but maybe that's all you need or is better for some situations, and what's nice is that a brush could do many different things so certainly a nice addition. I just scored a reconditioned Ego snow blower off HomeDepot.com and am now anxiously awaiting some snow so I can try it out!
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