Does snow and ice freeze to them?
1322059
snow does not seem to accumulate when moving, but will not melt off when accumulating while parked
1322060
I go to school in Wyoming and haven't had a problem with snow and ice building up on them.
1322061
They seem to get hot enough to prevent the build up. Although they don't get as hot as halogen or hid lights. One thing I have noticed when they get dirty they seem to effect the been pattern more than with other lights. Not a complaint just an observation.
1322062
They don't freeze I live in alaska I love these and we have then in all are wreckers and persnol vehicles they do get a light ice on them when on in a sno blow but wipes rite off
2243875
I live in south Texas so it freezes very little. I would drain them for winter living here or up north. The water in them would expand if frozen and could cause damage. I leave mine outside all the time and would if I lived back in Michigan also. These are very sturdy.
1575762
We freeze our ice in to-go containers, like you would get soup in from Chinese takeout. Using these "blocks" makes the snow cones more like shaved ice. The only down side we have found is ice buildup behind the cutters because it is very fine and can get packed in there.
508544
We haven't had a problem yet but we don't get the snow and ice like some areas.
584870
Yes. I have had it out all winter long. Lots and lots of snow and ice here no issue at all. It handled it beautifully. It's a wonderful item. No problems with it.
1654620
I'm not sure..they worked fine above freezing but the colder it got the worse they got.
576025
Not that I know of. As I recall there may have been a warning about allowing snow accumulate on it.
1151527
I have never had it freeze on me, but I would say it should be good. Ya might want to contact the manufacturer.
1609341
Not from my experience. We had a horrible winter with significant snow falls and ice storms. The guards held up amazing. Highly recommend.
1455040
I'm assuming you mean loose powdery snow over ice - I don't think they'd work well at all. The little plastic "teeth" are designed to dig into packed snow, and I don't think they would work at all on ice. You'd need metal teeth to grip a sheet of ice.
544225
Yes but they don't seal very well so if you are going to freeze for more than a couple of days, freezer burn will most likely occur.
624334
Yes, it freezes and the fountain will crack. Do not leave it out once the weather starts getting cold.
1682212
No it will freeze like any hose if there is water in it. It definitely stays flexible but ices up in the cold.
1270045
I can't answer this question. Although I live in North Dakota, we haven't had any snow or ice yet.
577101
I live in CO, not only do we have snow, we also have ice. It works great on both.
447732
although it says it does, I can't verify - I haven't tried it. Consumer Reports stated it did a nice job of turning ice into snow, but that's from them, not me. Sorry, I just haven't tried it yet.
39488
Because mine never froze, they would float. Even the few I had that would freeze floated. Hope that helps.