¶ What Is Auger Height?
The Auger Height determines how high the auger lifts above the ground.
Adjusting the height ensures that Yarbo clears snow effectively without damaging the surface or picking up unwanted debris.
The adjustable range is 0 inch to 2 inches.
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¶ Recommended Settings
| Surface Type | Recommended Height | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Smooth Surfaces (Concrete, Asphalt) | 0 inch | Keeps the auger close to the surface for a clean sweep. Ideal for paved driveways and walkways. |
| Uneven Surfaces (Brick, Gaps, Minor Cracks) | 0.4 – 0.6 inch | Raises the auger slightly to prevent scraping or snagging while maintaining good snow-clearing performance. |
| Rough Surfaces (Gravel, Dirt, Cobblestone) | 0.8 – 1.2 inch | Prevents gravel or stones from being picked up and protects both the auger and the surface. |
| No Snow / Idle Use | High Position (≈ 2 inch) | Use the highest setting when testing or moving Yarbo without snow to avoid unnecessary wear on the auger and ground contact. |
¶ Tips for Best Results
- For gravel or stone driveways, consider combining a higher auger height with skid shoes for additional protection.
- After heavy snowfall, you can lower the auger slightly on a second pass to achieve a cleaner finish.
- Avoid operating at 0 inch on uneven terrain to prevent contact damage to the auger or scraper bar.