¶ What Is “Work Twice” Mode?
When Work Twice is enabled, Yarbo will perform two consecutive passes over the same Work Area in one session.
The first pass focuses on bulk snow removal, while the second refines the clearing for a smoother, more complete result.
¶ Why Use It?
- Ideal for heavy, wet, or layered snow.
- Helps ensure no residual snow or thin layers are left behind.
- Enhances surface smoothness and visual cleanliness after the first run.
¶ How It Works
| Pass | Description | Recommended Settings |
|---|---|---|
| First Pass | Clears the bulk of heavy snow. Use a larger deflector angle to blow snow farther away. | Deflector Angle: Larger Auger Speed: Balanced or Power |
| Second Pass | Runs the same route as the first pass to clean up any remaining snow. At this stage, snow depth is minimal, so you can keep or slightly lower the auger height. The blowing distance no longer makes much difference. | Auger Height: Normal or Slightly Lower Deflector Angle: Flexible Auger Speed: Balanced or Quiet |
¶ Tips for Best Results
- The second pass smooths out residual snow; since it follows the same path, blowing distance adjustments won’t have much impact.
- For wet or compacted snow, use Power or Turbo mode on the first pass to reduce clogging risk.
- Be careful on setting the auger too low during the first pass on thick snow — this may cause unnecessary blockage.