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A single-stage blower uses one paddle to scoop and throw. A two-stage blower uses an auger to gather and an impeller to throw. Here is what that means for depth, distance and surfaces.

A snow blower throws snow off the driveway. A plow pushes it to the side. Here is how to choose by snow depth, how much room you have for banks, and how long your driveway is.

A remote control snow plow pushes snow while you steer from somewhere warm. Here is how the Mowrator S1 4WD does it with a 31.5 inch blade, and where a snow blower is the better tool.

The Yarbo Snow Plow Blade is not a separate way to clear snow. It is an accessory that requires the Snow Blower Module. Here is what each one does and when the blade earns its place.

Yarbo lists gravel among the surfaces its two-stage Snow Blower works on. Here is why two-stage machines suit gravel, what to do before the first snow, and where the limits are.

Yes, robot snow blowers work, within limits the maker publishes. Here is what those limits are, how the robot handles a storm, and who gets the most from one.

Slopes collect leaves and make them dangerous to stand on. Here is how to clear a hill safely, how to measure the grade, and which machines are rated for it.

A robot mower will chop a light scatter of leaves as it passes, but it has no bag and is not built to shred a deep layer. Here is what each kind of machine does with fall leaves.

Yes. Yarbo makes a leaf blower module that rides on a self-driving tracked robot. Here is how it finds its way, where it sends the leaves, and what it will and will not do.