¶ What Is Deflector Angle?
The Deflector Angle controls how far Yarbo throws snow through the discharge chute.
During operation, Yarbo automatically adjusts within your selected angle range to achieve the most effective snow-throwing trajectory.
The adjustable range is -5° to 50°.
¶ Recommended Settings
| Scenario | Recommended Angle | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Small or Restricted Areas (e.g., near walls or narrow driveways) | -5° to 5° | Keeps snow close and minimizes scattering into unwanted areas. |
| Long Throwing Distance (e.g., open driveways, large yards) | 40° to 50° | Maximizes distance to efficiently blow snow farther away from the cleared path. |
| Dynamic Auto Adjustment | -5° to 50° | Allows Yarbo to automatically adjust the deflector angle based on its position and proximity to boundaries, providing the best throwing distance for each section. |
¶ Tips for Best Results
For wet or heavy snow, avoid setting the deflector angle too low.
➤ Low angles (close to -5°) increase the risk of chute clogging, especially with dense snow.
➤ Instead, raise the deflector angle to improve discharge flow and prevent blockages.
Experiment with different angles depending on snow depth, density, and space constraints for the best overall results.