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It's a rubbery leather-like materialJeremy_H_Chan wrote: ↑ Does this have a metal impeller or is it the model with the plastic one?
Jeremy_H_Chan wrote: ↑Does this have a metal impeller or is it the model with the plastic one?
From the Greenworks website:
steel impeller with rubber pad
I have the 80v 22in and I usually do 3/4-width passes (1/4 overlap) and didn't have any issues last season. In lighter snow I can do fullwidth passes no problem.microstepping wrote: ↑ I actually was having this problem with the 80v listed in this thread. I had to take partial chute-width passes for it to not power itself down. I ended up returning it to Costco and picking up the 80v two stage Greenworks (I'm already invested in their ecosystem...). Haven't had a chance to test that bad boy out yet.
Let us know if you find a deal for a 2 stage Ego !Cisco KId wrote: ↑ Waiting for the stage 2 eco to go on sale season end and will buck up and buy that on recommendation by a friend having used two seasons. Already have two tools w ego so makes sense and if price is not where I want it will settle on stage 1
This is a decent price , thankfully in Vancouver no upcoming storm/snow forecast yet but assume we will see another dump before March
Only the three mounting points are steel, most of it is rubber.
Brossard was in the back isle where fridges are, though probably out of stock now.RTM wrote: ↑ I saw it at Candiac around the same date as OP and IIRC, there were only 2 boxes + the demo unit left and I couldn't see any other pallets nearby.
I didn't see it anywhere else in the Mtl area - I go to Brossard, Bridge, Candiac mainly.
Tempted, but have about 100 meters x 2 ft wide or so to do at country home and am worried it would be just a bit too underpowered when clearing more than say 10-15cm... especially if wet or packed.
Cisco KId wrote: ↑Waiting for the stage 2 eco to go on sale season end and will buck up and buy that on recommendation by a friend having used two seasons. Already have two tools w ego so makes sense and if price is not where I want it will settle on stage 1
This is a decent price , thankfully in Vancouver no upcoming storm/snow forecast yet but assume we will see another dump before March
Aren’t they sold out everywhere?
I will be looking after the season, friend bought stage 2 at Lowes during early spring I believe for 1400, have to get more particulars and hope same deal comes around but so far no need for one at moment so no rush:)thatsnazzyiphoneguy wrote: ↑ Aren’t they sold out everywhere?
1400$ with or without batteries?Cisco KId wrote: ↑ I will be looking after the season, friend bought stage 2 at Lowes during early spring I believe for 1400, have to get more particulars and hope same deal comes around but so far no need for one at moment so no rush:)
If you have batteries already
https://igocordless.ca/en/products/snt2400/
