Snow Throwers
Greenworks 26032 20-Inch 12 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
(Lawn & Patio) Greenworks
The Greenworks 12 amp electric snow thrower clears a 20-inch path
This electric snow thrower is capable of clearing a depth of 10 inches
Saves money while protecting the environment
Price:
$249.99
$179.00
Customer Reviews:
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Couldn't be happier so far!
So I ordered this model even though it had no reviews at the time. I was looking at the comparable Toro and Snowjoe models, but couldn't bring myself to buy either since there were so many negative reviews in addition to the positive ones. I went with the Greenworks for two reasons: 1) The... -
What a great little machine!
I will start by saying I am a female and the primary user of this snow blower. I had an OLD Toro that I always fought with to start because either my arm isn't long enough or I just don't have the upper body strength to start the thing. I wanted something easy for me to start and that would...
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I went to go use my snow thrower and the snow is to heavy/wet. It keeps getting impacted after only clearing about 5 feet of snow. So I stop, dig out the snow and try again only to fail. I gave up and just shoveled (ouch my back).
Other than using Pam or a similar spray …and keeping the chute at more of a 20% angle rather than a 35-45% that is about it.
The wet snow is the worst ……….
This machine is such a joy to use and just watch how it THROWS snow!
Can I use a snow thrower engine, which is designed for winter use, on a tiller in the summer?
Depending on the horsepower the shaft size may be different. Shouldn't be hard to find out the shaft size. With the numbers off of the engine you can go to outdoor distributors.com and look up the engine. It will give you a exploded view.
Price:
$239.99
$154.00
Cuts up to 18-inch wide and 10-inch deep in one pass
5 steel blade rotor throws snow up to 20 feet
13.5 amp motor moves up to 650 pounds of snow per minute
It's snowing like crazy outside and I can't get the snow thrower to start because the button or primer bulb has fallen off. I can order a new part, but this will take a number of days.
The primer bulb is part of the carburetor/fuel system. It primes the carburetor. Depending on the engine it shoots raw gas into the throat of the carburetor for cold starts. Any small engine repair shop will have the primer bulbs in stock.
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Repairing Your Outdoor Power Equipment is a new resource which shows you how to successfully service and repair your favorite outdoor power equipment, including: lawnmowers and garden tractors, snow throwers, leaf blowers, chain saws, portable pumps, and more! Complete with step-by-step photo sequences, this book will introduce you to the professional failure analysis and servicing techniques you need to keep your equipment in top condition, while highlighting the operation of basic two-stroke and four-stroke engines. Safety precautions and troubleshooting skills are emphasized in every chapter to ensure your success. There's even a full section in Repairing Your Outdoor Power Equipment which allows you to conduct a failure analysis and learn to rebuild a failed engine!
Snow Thrower with discount
- Toro 38381 18-Inch 15 Amp Electric 1800 Power Curve Snow Thrower
Price:
$299.00$239.00Larger wheels, ergonomic handle, and 15 amp motor for extra power
Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
Cuts up to 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep in one pass and throws up to 30 feet
- Greenworks 26022 16-Inch 9 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
Price:
$149.99$109.99Saves money while protecting the environment
The Greenworks 9 amp electric snow shovel clears a 16-inch path
Cord lock conveniently holds extension cord securely in place
- Poulan Pro PR621 21-Inch 208cc LCT Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower
Price:
$499.00$299.008-inch diameter auger/impeller
7-inch x 2-inch wheels
Non-CARB Compliant/Not for sale in California
A tale of two snow blowers
Forget Dickens—this is more of an outdoor-gear spin on the Aesop fable “The Ant and the Grasshopper,” a moral lesson on the virtues of hard work and planning ahead. But in this case it was a snow blower and not a winter food supply that stymied the grasshopper. And the ant learned that, when it comes to snow-blower maintenance, there can be a downside to having the only working machine in the neighborhood.
It happened last weekend, when a snowstorm hit the New York tri-state area dumping about eight inches onto my neighborhood. I’d been keeping up maintenance on my 24-inch Yard Machines snow blower. And I knew that our next-door neighbors had a beefy Ariens, at least a 28-inch model, that they’d bought before last winter's many storms. With a driveway twice as long as mine, they need it.
But as I worked on our driveway, my neighbor suddenly appeared. Her husband was traveling, and she didn’t know how to start their snow blower. I followed her back to her garage and checked out the Ariens. Choke, primer, key ... pulling the cord brought not a hint of ignition. I pulled a few more times and then tried the electric start. Then I asked: Had they emptied out the gas after last winter? Even a model from a trustworthy brand, after all, needs human intervention to keep it running well.
News
New snow blower offers a clearer pathMinneapolis Star Tribune - Dec 05, 2010
Next to his Bible, the snow blower might be the most important tool for Pastor Deundra Roberson and his fledging New Mt. SinaiKARE - Dec 05, 2010
About a foot of snow fell there. Trevor Hanson was snow blowing his driveway with a new snow blower Saturday morning. Still, he said, "I think it might be aGazette Live - Dec 03, 2010
FOUR industrial runway sweepers, two snow ploughs, two huge de-icing rigs, one snow blower and an entire crew dedicated to clearing up around the clock.American Banking News (press release) - Dec 02, 2010
RepairClinic.com, Canton, MI-based online parts retailer of appliance parts, kicks off the winter season by adding snow blower replacement parts to theirKPVI-TV - Nov 24, 2010
(ARA) - Soon it will be time to clear snow off driveways and walkways. Before starting up the snow thrower this year, it's important to follow proper safety