Buy or see more info Amazon: 40v Power Snow Shovel: amzn.to/3lWGKo7 80v Power Snow Shovel: amzn.to/3DpKfck 40v Snow Blower: amzn.to/3xX0qNb 80v Snow Blower: amzn.to/31wxnnJ See how 40v compares to my new 80v snow blower kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6x60Mprqc7Xk8o.html

Thank you. I had no idea that electric snow blowers had progressed so much. Even more surprising is that the electric shovel is so capable.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

You should check out the latest ones! kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html

I live in Texas, now, and don't have a horse in that race (grew up in the Mid-West and remember the winter snows). Interesting results shovel vs blower (snow type/snow depth). Different tools for different tasks! I wasn't familiar with Ego brand, but they look interesting. I have Greenworks leaf blower and I can tell you it puts my old corded blower to shame. I did'nt want the noise/pollution and upkeep of a gas driven tool. I'm a big believer in battery based anything, now that the technology has matured (and continues to do so). Thanks, Nate!

Thanks for the video, was wondering about the powered snow shovels since i don't have a big walkway/driveway but they seem to do a pretty darn good job! Loved the 2 camera angles so we could see it from both perspectives !

@lurchorum

Жыл бұрын

I have a Sno Joe power shovel, and even though I was gifted a battery and charger, the shovel has been a godsend for the $130 I spent on it. Definitely worth it for smaller jobs.

@randomrazr

Жыл бұрын

hate then. snow blows back in my face

@scrambler69-xk3kv

6 ай бұрын

Biggest problem with them is they only blow snow straight ahead. Really must work with the wind or you get covered, and they are hard on your back because all of the weight is on the end so when you lift it you really feel a pull in your back.

Simple and helpful comparison. Thank you.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Wow this was a really well filmed review video, thanks so much Tater!

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Try shoveling with 2/3 of the width of the blower. I used to own a B&D lawn mower. It would bog down with a moist lawn. But cut pretty good with just 2/3 of the mower. My electric snow blower is the same. It struggles in the slushy wet snow. You gotta do what you gotta do to get the job done.

So satisfying to watch that snow shovel

i bought the shovel.I have small driveway so its perfect.You made my decision easy.Thanks for the help

Loving the power shovel!!!

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

It upholds it's name!

The shovel tool looks awesome for side to side clearing, not so much for sidewalks.

This vid was super helpful! Thank you for sharing

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

👍🙂

This is one of the BEST product reviews I've seen to date of a Greenworks snow blower and snow shovel in action! I've owned my home for almost a year now (as of this writing) and have been a satisfied Greenworks 40V tool user (16" mower, ~13" string trimmer, and the ~450 CFM leaf blower.) Well, the string trimmer isn't doing so great, but I digress. As my driveway and walkway are small I've been looking into upgrading to a cordless machine as my old corded Toro snow shovel's bearings aren't sounding healthy. Michigan winters (when we do get snow) is usually wet and heavy, so I'll look more closely at the power shovel instead of the blower.

@NaterTater

7 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad you liked it and that it helped.

Thanks for the informative info. Appreciate your input.

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

You bet!

I have the 80v version of the snow shovel and it's honestly fun to use. It practically replaced my gas snow blower. I have trouble starting my gas snow blower and don't have a heated place to work on it to troubleshoot so just been putting it off until I finish the garage and been using the electric snow shovel meanwhile. Greenworks now has a full size snowblower too now, but not ready to drop that kind of coin. About $2,500. Comes with multiple batteries though.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. And I just got an 80v 24in Power Smart snowblower. Waiting for the snow. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html

@davettestchannel9177

8 ай бұрын

How does it do with wet snow?

@redsquirrelftw

8 ай бұрын

I have not had to use it in wet snow yet, so I'll find out sooner or later I guess. I have a feeling it will do fine but I will probably have to take it slower.

Thanks for the great video! I'm going to stick with my gas Honda HS621, it's 30 yrs old, starts with the first pull, dependable, reliable!

@MM-rr1kp

4 ай бұрын

my toro from the 80s is goin strong as well. starts easy

Thanks for trying out the shovel and the water stick or snow. It’s exactly what I needed to know. The other reviews of the shovel just showed powdery snow.

@NaterTater

4 ай бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thanks for your video. It confirms to me snowblower are kind of a waste of time. I could have done this by manual snow plow shovel in minutes.

I live in an upstairs apartment in NY. We don't have a garage or tool shed where we could store snow plows. So that little one looks like something I could store in our closet.

I recently purchased a 24V 11" snow shovel to supplement my 8HP snow blower. In many ways, it is very nice and easier to use than a regular shovel (I'm a retired guy). My only complaint would be that you can't direct the snow, so you have to be creative when shoveling, as it always blows forward (and sometimes right back at you if you are shoveling into the wind).

@pcphoenix123

Жыл бұрын

Yea the direction is my biggest concern. My neighbors driveways are very near so I don't want to send them snow nor send it on the street.

Good comparison. I do agree that the AmpHr rating is likely more important (along with the size of the unit) than just the voltage. How many AH battery were you using in this video with the two units? Thanks.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

If I recall correctly both were 2Ah batteries.

I have the 40V power shovel and I like it. I live in a townhouse with a single car driveway and help out with elderly neighbours who can't shovel. It gets into tight spaces and does the job. It's even portable because I put it in the back of my small SUV and go do my mom's driveway and sidewalk. Yes it won't do a big long driveway but if you have a smaller space it works well. A handy tip is get a second battery so you can keep on going and help out that neighbour.

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

i agree!

Great honest video, ya aint enough poop for my needs also if during a power outage no juice for recharge, nope gas only for me....

That thing is a beast

I would try clearing the snow by taking it in halves with the battery equipment. Even with my large gas powered snowblower, slush is not fun for it. I take in a couple of inches at a time and it keeps up. Easier for me to push too

Hi I have a dirt driveway I was trying to look for something both cheap and solid. I was wondering if either of these would make sense on a dirt driveway or to just hire someone to just plow the driveway?

Curious if you think the bottom edge of either product will eventually wear out or if the engineers considered including a replaceable buffer strip? My optimistic side hopes they weren't too greedy with mean-time between failure variables.

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

They have a small metal wear strip on each side but the center "blade" is plastic. So for for home use they appear to hold up reasonably well, many years before wear out is a concern.

I live in alaska and I have one and loving it too way better than gas powered one can move any direction

@NaterTater

4 ай бұрын

Awesome!

I now have the power shovel that is on a cord. I had a gas one. Years ago. I am in the market for an electric or gas. I will go with gas. Thanks for doing the video.

I'd like to see this test again, but using one of the new 60V two-stage snowblowers and power shovel. I find single stage snowblowers just useless in snowfall over 4".

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

How about an 80V 2 stage? kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html

I would expect that if you were taking 12" swipes with the blower instead of full 20" swipes (ex, going across the face of the garage swipe by swipe, instead of plowing straight into the pile of snow), it would work about like the snow shovel, right? I mean, other than spinning a larger blade, at that point you're making it a 12" blower. The advantage would be all the weight is riding on the wheels, and you can still aim the plume instead of always just hurling "in front of me".

I have not had any luck with a sing stage snowblower except to clean fluffy snow on a walk way. I have a 13hp 2 stage snow blower with serrated auger and it works great. Sometimes i have to use it to clear ice left by a battery operated snow blower. So my money is on gas for now.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

They make bigger and better battery ones now! Check out kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html

Merci mec👍

I don’t know if battery power is the same my shaver, but if I leave, my shaver onto long is slowly drains power

Even the full size ones have a hard time in wet or packed snow. I like the new big electric ones.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Nah kzread.info/dash/bejne/laF3ydlqh5Cwiaw.html

Gas2 stage for me ! Keep up with simple maint runs second pull every time got it used 10 years

The power shovel is good for small driveways.

just snowed a foot so im going to get that shovel now ... thanks for the video ... i have alot of steps on my walkways so i think the shovel definitely is best for me too

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Good luck!

damn i saw these online and thought these had to be a joke. Thats really impressive!

Can you direct the path of the blowing snow with the shovel as you can with the snow blower?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

No

I have same 20inch 40v it worked better if you lift up as you pushed it also give it 3 quarter mouth full.Still stall some times.Power shovel is impressive.Using 40v blower 4 yrs battery is good for25min.

It’s the torque load difference between the two machines 20” vs 12”…. Nice video,

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you are right

This is exactly why I won’t switch away from my gas snow blower

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJanqsaqYKjAeqg.html

Nice video but if you could have went with the 80v model especially in the snow blower the 20 inch it will have more power to get through that wet snow and is much harder to stall it as I seen it in other videos and I got the 80v snow blower and shovel..just got them so I will be testing soon to see how they actually perform. 😊👍

@cameranmanner4701

Жыл бұрын

Then he would be stuck with 2 battery platforms. I have both the power shovel.and the blower. They do quite well for a 40v system. Also the 80v system. Batteries are insanely expensive.

@retroman1215

Жыл бұрын

@@cameranmanner4701 very true if you have a 40v already might as well stick with it...the snow blower I got came with a 2.0 A battery and the snow shovel I got the bare tool only...but I got a 5.0 A battery for nearly half price and that was a good deal then...the snow blower works well and I remember hitting one spot that has some little ice chunks and it just throw it out and bounced of my neighbors house and I thought holy crap that flew quite far and was just hoping the neighbor wasn't going to come out and hit me over the head with something...hehe 😳...but so far all is good but I did not try the snow shovel yet...but like you said why have 2 platforms of 40v and 80v...but I do like the greenworks as it is not heavy like some other snow blowers out there. 🤗

I ordered the shovel but it has a cord will be amazing !!

@NaterTater

4 ай бұрын

Nice

The comparisons between this 40 volt light duty snowblower to 10hp gas Ariens two stage machines is a little disingenuous. The snow Nate is describing would stall small gas powered blowers, too. I would be interested to see how the 80 volt versions would handle this snow. Perhaps the bigger battery would allow the machine to eat the snow without hitting the current limiter. There are bigger, more powerful battery powered snowblowers on the market that are better equipped to handle this situation. Nice review, Nate!

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

@rocman9137

Жыл бұрын

My ariens would eat that...

Interesting to see the difference w/same Voltage tools & battery handle the same snow(load). while the 12" shovel pushed thru, and the 20"blower sometimes overloads, wouldn't the blower handle the same snow(load) if you cut the path in 1/2 (roughly) ? (or I suppose went 1/2 the speed forward). In other words if the shovel was the same 20"width/auger as the bower, wouldn't it stall out in all the same spots.....??? Great tools tho ! Love the way they are evolving ! I have the 60v line here in Boston, and loving them !

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Yes you are correct, i could go slower or 1/2 the path with the blower to avoid overload.

What’s the odds of a Milwaukee shovel? Thanks

Can this snow shovel be used say in a backyard on grass in order to clear snow without damaging the grass?

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, i have used it on grass without an issue. Obviously if the ground is wet/soft and no frozen it may dig in but its light enough you can pick it up slightly off the ground if needed.

@TeufelHund

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater Thank you❗

For the compacted snow from the cars, Was the snow shovel scrapping down to the driveway?

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Not without a lot of manual effort. And to be fair my bobcat with 8ft metal plow doesnt either once its compacted and frozen solid.

Hi, any thoughts on whether the 22" 80V version of the snowblower would cut through the wet snow better?

@NaterTater

8 ай бұрын

I am sure the 80v ones are more powerful. I am slowly moving to the 80v tools, I have their 80v chainsaw now.

This should be fine for my front walk since I can’t get to it with the regular snowblower.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and better than shoveling!

Can you control the aim of the handheld power shovel?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Yes, based on how you hold the shovel

The CORDED never shut off on me - just did about 8 inches of heavy wet snow with the 13 amp corded Greenworks - way better.

I mean that’s a 40v prosumer Home Depot special and that snow is working it at full capacity. That much snow and area you’d be way better off with the 82v 24” wide self propelled unit. 3 82v batteries you could finish that whole thing.

Wish you could direct the snow with the snow shovel.

The hand held snowblower would be good for taking feathers off chickens

I think the snow "shovel" states on packaging that is for 6 inches of snow max. So if you're trying to remove more than that, go with the gas blower.

@ajgreen868

Жыл бұрын

They make 2 stage blowers as well. Cordless I mean

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Like kzread.info/dash/bejne/qX2qrdmel9y6YZs.html

1:29Yes, of course. That's to let us all on youtube know that you definitely don't read the operating instructions. 😆 Pretty genius if you ask me.

@NaterTater

10 ай бұрын

🤪

What can you recommend for me I need something to put in my car can’t shovel anymore please help 😮

@shawnalLovesJesus

Жыл бұрын

The shovel blower.

I see you like green works.

The single stage in all rights should walk thru that snow. If this was mine and I had no choice but to use it and I had a bad back and couldn’t shovel I’d take only 1/2 of the machine capacity at a time. This way you can walk faster and keep warmer. Where does Greenworks test these machines England?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

In all rights single stage blowers (gas or electric) are known struggle in heavy wet snow. You need a 2-stage to handle 8-10 of wet snow. Good thing they make 2 stage battery blowers now! Testing it on the storm coming before Christmas.

Hey there! I'm looking at a similar electric shovel and it's 80v. Can I use a 40v on it as well?

@NaterTater

7 ай бұрын

No, you'll have to use the same voltage, brand and style battery that came with it.

@nico77212

7 ай бұрын

@@NaterTater ok, I don't have the biggest lawn so I hope the 5.0ah is enough

I would cut in the middle to make way, then with the snowblower i would plow half or 2/3 of the snowblower clearance in order to put lesser stress on the machine and actually gets the job done faster that way without going back and forth on a higher snow level.

I would think that the company could have put a multi directional thrower somewhere up by the handle rather than having to adjust the thrower bending down and reaching out.

That shovel works better than the big brother 🤣

I have a similar electric blower and it's pretty much only good for dry powdery snow. Get some wet snow and it's useless. I bought a "snow pusher" with wheels last year and actually prefer that over the gas / electric snow blowers we've had. If you live in a hilly more rural area that probably wouldn't be the answer though.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJanqsaqYKjAeqg.html

the only thing these electric blowers have going for them is light weight good vid

@cameranmanner4701

Жыл бұрын

The blower is light for its size but the shovel is heavy based on the look of it. Also the weight distribution is way off. Bottom heavy, becomes a choir the constantly pick up.

Holy s#@% you have a lot of toys in that shed!

@NaterTater

6 ай бұрын

You should see the barns

@alouise3557

6 ай бұрын

@@NaterTater You men and your gadgets! 😄

Это какое-то будущее, лопата с моторчиком. Спасибо за обзор.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Технологии всегда совершенствуются. Спасибо за просмотр.

A snow sled shovel is more effective than those two electronic devices combined. I have a electronic snow shovel, 24-in snow blower and snow sled shovel. I use the snow sled shovel most of the time it only pull out the 24-in snowblower in extreme blizzard conditions. I clear the porch, deck, etc with the electronic snow shovel.

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing. I've heard of the snow sleds but haven't used them.

How long does the battery last and how many did you use to do that all

Even with gas units with a heavy snow you have to push and pull back and push one stages a lot unlike two stages and that's why if you gave a long driveway two stages are popular even though they cost more and harder to transport...I had a 150' driveway and that push pull action with a single stage with heavy wet snow was a deal breaker with gas and corded single stages so I used a two stage with powered wheels and in my case chains which with turf tires are often needed with grades but less so with Ag style tires. Why they put turf style tires on snow throwers I don't know, I guess some get by with them and it's more profitable and the additional money they get from selling you chains later. It's like shearing a sheep then selling that sheep a sweater for winter... Sure if you have a short driveway most of the times single stage is fine but... but...

We can’t get the battery for the power shovel to make contact and turn it on. We have had three now. And other people having issues. Zero support. What are we missing?

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Support exists. Call the number on the documentation or look it up online. I am sure you made sure the battery was charged, its fully clicked in on the tool (and no debris in the slot), and you are engaging any safety interlocks. Support will walk you through this if you call them.

@bobbi1977

5 ай бұрын

Thanks. The number on their info said they are closed for the holidays and hangs up! What holidays? lol. Zero support. I’m on my third one. And others commenting the same thing.

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

@bobbi1977 its a holiday for me. Martin Luther King Jr day.

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

@@bobbi1977 also make sure the battery is room temp. Dont store them outside.

@bobbi1977

5 ай бұрын

It’s been stored inside. It’s never used once. I’m on my third one. And there is another person who also posted they have the same issue, 11 hours ago. We are in Canada. So no holiday here. I had no idea.

So what one do you prefer?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Depends on needs. Porbably power shovel for my need

@ajgreen868

Жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater honestly I like the power of the shovel that’s for sure. But the blower covers more ground.

Lots of green on that shed

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

I'm not following

@bowbender1

Жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater I just noticed all the green equipment And thank you for the tips. I was thinking on buying a power shower for an apartment building that I push snow for.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

@@bowbender1 ah yeah I bought into greenworks 40V battery system for most of my yard tools. Just got a newer 80V chainsaw so will be migrating over to that soon for more tools.

I use to own an electric snow thrower. I decided to try out the Troybuilt 2410 gas snowblower and ill tell ya. What a difference. Just save up and buy a gas operated one. And take care of it. Make sure you dont leave old gas in it or you will be cleaning the carb out

do you still have that electric snow shovel?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Sure do

@mrbubetube

Жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater do you think it could be used to clear snow piled up around fire hydrants? I sent you a video earlier but I think it got censored. video title is "Big Storm Clean Up With Udizzy1969"

I'll stick with the snow shovel. It's pretty darn reliable.

When we gonna see the diesel snow blower?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Diesel snow plow: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5Zmp8xpcarFdqg.html

@gamache1101

Жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater awesome setup

How much is the shovel and where can I get it from please help

@shawnalLovesJesus

Жыл бұрын

Amazon We got one for about $129. Plus your tax and I think shipping.

@deborahgaston8244

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

@tomdibble8983

Жыл бұрын

You can also order from Greenworks directly. They often have 25% off sales, and always offer free shipping.

Nothing beats a gas blower.

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

How about a diesel/hydraulic powered one on the front of a bobcat?

@cheefadareafer

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater now you're talkin my language 👍

@cheefadareafer

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater Have you tried running waveforms bufferbloat test yet with and without the waveform antenna hooked up to TMHI? I'm curious if it would help with that at all and if you would make the drive out to Richmond Michigan I'd pay ya to help me setup the antenna on the old tv antenna tower 😁🙏

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

@@cheefadareafer i haven't ran waveforms buffer bloat but its just a "loaded ping" value which I do run with fast.com tests. In general the TMHI has lots of bufferbloat. You can look at the "loaded ping" column and see my results with and without external antenna here kzread.info/dash/bejne/kWmZp7SFY7XJZJM.html antenna helps but a big help is switching to n41 band.

@alexlaura1486

2 жыл бұрын

Not yet, but battery technology is changing really fast hope, we can get stronger battery powered snowblowers in the upcoming years. I have a gas and a corded electric snowblower 13A, so P= 13Ax110V, P= 1.3kW. Cheers

smaller 1 isnt more powerful its moving less snow, and battery isnt electric right?

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

I mention that the power shovel has less width and the same available power. Batteries store electricity.

Battery powered outdoor equipment is still not cutting it in terms of power, but we are progressing.

Battery powered snow blowers need about another decade before they can compete with gas.

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

this is far from the most powerful line that Greenworks or others make. These atleast "run" unlike my clogged carb gas one... but they're not for everyone.

@cuisinartOH1

2 жыл бұрын

I completely disagree. We've had our Ego single stage snowblower for three winters and it's worked very well for us. I haven't used their larger two-stage blower, but I can only imagine it's even better. In Michigan, I'd recommend a 2-stage, but here in Central Ohio an Ego single stage is just fine for our 80 foot long, double wide driveway. And it runs every time and I don't have to change engine oil, fix a sticky carb, or even deal with gasoline.

@rickslife

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuisinartOH1 couldn’t have said it better myself. Ego Power+ for the win! 3rd season in Chicago winters for me and never had a problem. Best part is when you’re finished I don’t smell like exhaust fumes. The 10ah batteries last a super long time. I also use the power blower 650cfm for light snowfalls which clear off a 12 car driveway in about 15 minutes.

@cuisinartOH1

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickslife Same here. Dry, powdery snows are easy to remove with the leaf blower. We loved our original Ego lawn mower so much that we've replaced all of our outside equipment with Ego.

@righteousone1

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuisinartOH1 I'm pro battery powered but if gas blowers are maintained correctly they outweigh the pros of battery powered as they're more powerful. Gas powered will clear a foot of snow especially wet snow.

Right away I see you kept your battery warm and didn't leave it outside.

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

Correct! Important for best performance. 👍

@fritzkabeano1969

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaterTater Better yet never charge a lithium battery when cold/below freezing (just in case your charger or battery doesn't have low temp shut-off)

Well don't you think that when it first starts snowing and gets around 2 3 inches you would then use the blower ? Not when it is like 3'

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

I typically wait til the storm is over but yes I know many people with your logic and go out multiple times during a storm. In SE MI we rarely get "a big one" and most snowfalls are under 6in, maybe 1-2x a year would we get a foot or so. 1ft is my limit that I bring out the plow and plow it even if its still snowing.

@Tiggy5-dv7xl

5 ай бұрын

So I am looking for a Snow Blower one that I can handle.. as a woman. I have two large driveways and would like to get the Blower into a 3' area behind the house. What do you think I can handle oh, yeah I'm an old lady but strong :) @@NaterTater

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

@Tiggy5-dv7xl the electric ones are nice since they are easy to start (just push a button) and typically lighter than gas ones. I just recently upgraded to an 80v greenworks blower. I think there are many options for you to pick from. Depends on budget and preference.

I’ll stick with my gas powered blower and get it done easier

@cindycravener3893

5 ай бұрын

not to mention faster

Support your local commercial dealer and get 48v and 82v products. Don’t waste money on the big box store consumer products, they sell all that lesser technology to company’s like Kobalt and Toro!

Лопата круче👍

@NaterTater

2 жыл бұрын

это мощнее

Be advised all those of you who live in snow country and who are Lexus owners: your frozen carcass will be found in a snowy mountain pass just like Jack Nicholson in the garden maze at the Overlook hotel in the last scene of _The Shining_

Very interesting. But, one flaw, you don't say how many batteries you actually would need to get a job done. That would be beneficial in a big way.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

Well thats because it depends how big of an area you need to do. I dont even use a full battery for clearing around the buildings. I plow the rest.

The worst part is it's all plastic. My snow blower is twice the size and metal. Yeah its gas. But it's going to break or struggle.

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

You might enjoy the 2 stage metal one kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html

That battery won't last long on that job. I get similar snow and don't feel battery technology is cut out for tougher jobs like this

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

It's one thing to feel and another to own and test.

Get the end of the driveway after the snow plow has showed up 🤷🏽‍♂️

Get a red wagon with 4 propane tanks and a 10 foot hose with a blow torch on the end and melt the snow. Use the snow blower against the house thought.

These still can't do gravel driveways unfortunately

@NaterTater

5 ай бұрын

Of course they can. They just sling rocks towards all your windows.

No way, that thing is too weak lol

Buddy you should’ve got a gas snow blower instead of a battery snow blower

@NaterTater

Жыл бұрын

I sold my two stage gas blower after getting these since they fulfill my needs! I do have a bigger 80v 2 stage battery blower now though kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6p7yM-wgq-5Xbw.html But most of my driveway I plow kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5Zmp8xpcarFdqg.html

Not for me. My toro is great.