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A Yarbo's battery life depends on the module, the job and the weather. Here are Yarbo's runtime and charging figures, how cold affects them, and how to look after the battery for years.

Gravel driveways need a different approach in winter. Leave a thin base, raise the blade or skids, and use de-icer carefully. Here is how to clear gravel without losing it to the lawn.

Battery snow blowers are quieter, start every time and need almost no upkeep. Gas still wins on unlimited runtime. Here is how they compare and where battery robots fit.

Clearing snow in stages during a long storm is usually easier and safer than one big job at the end. Here is why, when waiting makes sense, and how robots change the plan.

A robot snow blower works slower than a person with a walk-behind, but it works without you. Here is how to estimate the time for your driveway, including recharge breaks.

Tracks spread weight and grip better on slopes, ice and packed snow. Wheels turn more easily and suit flat paved driveways. Here is how to choose for your property.

Snow blowers can clear wet snow and some slush, but heavy wet snow sticks in chutes and slows the auger. Here is how to clear it without clogs, and when to push it instead.

A robot snow blower costs more than a walk-behind because it is a battery vehicle, a navigation system and a snow thrower in one. Here is where the money goes and how to judge value.

A remote control snow plow pushes snow while you steer it. A robot snow blower lifts and throws snow on its own schedule. Here is how they compare on depth, slopes and effort.