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- #275,477 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #52 in Snow Blowers
Product Description
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Features a 26" wider intake and can tackle snow up to 12" deep, and throwing snow up to 45' away.
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252cc 4-cycle OHV engines give you the power to slice through snow for as long as you need it.
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Tackle dense snow build-up and control your snow throwing with a 180° directional chute.
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Clear at your pace with variable speed control, forward and reverse.
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Push-button electric start provides an easy start on the frigid morning.
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Reduce clogging and increase efficiency with 12-in sawtooth steel auger and high-speed impeller.
MST
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Easy to operate and easily cleared the 10" of snow on the ground. The self-propelled function made it easy to walk behind as it moved 10" of snow with ease. The chute was easy to maneuver to control the direction and distance the snow was blown to.
Linda c
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Well satisfied with the snowblower. Easy to assemble.
Tom
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Great works great
Jared a.
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
By far the most unreliable piece of equipment I have ever owned. started from day one now every other time I use it something goes wrong.pull cord comes out of it spot and get hung up in internals. have to disassemble and try again. but comes back off quickly after.Main shaft for snow augers is bent and now the augers rub on the shoot metal. (did not hit anything just started making terrible noises and found that. Cheap steel.)belt for the drive wheels came off of pulleys. has to disassemble and put back on.highly recommended saving some more money and buying anything else.
Kristy Teague
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Arrived in good time. Got roughed up in shipping but nothing I couldn’t deal with. All parts were included. I am a 60 plus lady and assembly wasn’t too bad at all. Put in the included oil and gassed it up. It started up on the second pull. Really easy to pull start by the way. I have used it twice this season and it is impressive in power and maneuverability the heated handles are a plus. Cut through two feet of snow no problem. Good value for the money so far.
B. Nicholas
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
The shipping took longer than what they said but it eventually showed up. It is a light duty snow blower, but for the price it is not bad. The LED headlight is battery operated with 3 AAA batteries and not real bright. It should be operated by an engine alternator. The chute rotation is a little hard and the gear seems not to engage fully, but it does turn.All in all it is half the price of a comparable brand name snow blower, so some issues are to be expected.
Daniel Kelly
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
Blow snow good but shoot doesn’t stay angled down and the AAA LED light doesn’t work otherwise does a good job.
Fresneau C
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023
I bought this smow-blower on February 22nd, 2023, right before our 2nd Michigan snow storm, and I'm happy with it, I used it after the last 2 storms.Good thing I had it, that heavy wet snow was too hard to lift.Easy to assemble, but you have to look out for a few points that almost made me return it, if I didn't have 7 inches of snow outside.First, the machine is very heavy, returning it would have been by UPS pick up, no way I could load it in my vehicle.Second, be careful when opening the box, one small nuts and bolts were loose in the box.The notice to put it together is not very clear, written very small, but I got it done in less than 30 min.I noticed a few defaults and points to explain:- it had a little scratch on the metal, nothing bad. I needed the machine.- a tiny zip-tie was broken under the dashboard, fixed it, didn't want hanging cables.- on the right, the blue cable was not very well isolated, and most of all, it was rubbing on the right wheel. I taped it and tied it up higher, away from the wheel.- in the notice, the figure 6 design shows to assemble the 2 skid shoes with the 2 bolts centered: DO NOT center them, let the machine rest on the ground and screw them as is, so you leave no gap under the red metal part. If you center them, you'll leave a quarter inch of snow on the ground.- make sure to drill a small hole in the head of the red contact key, and tie it with a little wire to the bar. When you'll stop the machine by pulling off the key, you won't loose it in the snow with your big gloves !- careful with the oil gauge. The notice says the oil isn't supplied, but I received a 19oz can, perfect to start with. Poured the whole can, as it requires 20oz. Came handy. The gauge isn't easy to read, as the oil is very clear.- remember to put the clutch in "neutral": in between 1st Reverse and 1st Forward, when you're done and stopped.- as mentioned in the notice, do not pull on the start handle too hard, it perfectly started on the 4th gentle pull.- wear heavy gloves: the 2 black metal handle might pinch the side of your hands on the red handles.- when you will run out of gas, the machine will start humming repeatedly, you'll know !- I used a 1.25 gallon of "87" regular gas over the 3 storms. The gas tank is only 0.5 gallon, but enough to work with.- use the first 3 or 4 forward gears to work and scrape snow to the ground. Gears 5 and 6 are for moving the machine around.
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