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This wasn't on a tent, but several years ago I helped a friend remove about 8 inches of dry snow off of a greenhouse. I used my Stihl backpack blower with a 5 or six foot length of PVC pipe duct taped to the end of the output on the blower to add reach. This was a very large Stihl blower, a BR800X Magnum model that had a very large air output. It really worked well on the dry snow, but might not work as well on wet snow.
The weight of snow on bottom 1/4 of walls is pulling material taught more than I ever could with ropes. Though yeah.. Weather caught me before I could finish few of attachments on one side. Again though.. Snow load on walls pretty much negates that as issue .
This side now clear of snow. My Snow-cules work out system will hit the shelves just before next winter. Granted I'll have atrophied back to my skinny self by then.
This side 75? 80? % clear. Been Shake Rattle and Rolling the ceiling on each side daily. First whole side of Shelter roof to fully clear was logically be cause that side fit the Biomechanical advantages of the strongest side of Herculean physique. That and it's the side facing the sun.
Then again snow build up on roof happens "before" there is any snow leaning against lower walls. So I may have to eat my words here. Rain does not build up that I've noticed.
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