Toro SnowBlowers Various Models . Price Match Homedepot For Great Savings

You missed the real good deals by about a week
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Yes it was a good deal, but was only for the Toro 721 R and quickly went out of stock. KooyBros has also increased there price to $920

I posted this thread to help others out for other options. These are the best prices I have found as of lately

Can anyone recall pre inflation prices for these snow blowers.
I need a new snowblower as I have moved and my drive way is tripled in size.
But I would rather run over my own face with my old 2 stroke snowblower than pay some of the prices I'm seeing.
Stuff your time machine comments... I'll just keep using my crappy snowblower until things get more reasonable example: home-depot-toro-power-max-824-oe-snowbl ... 8-2430949/

dasbooter wrote: ↑ Can anyone recall pre inflation prices for these snow blowers.
I need a new snowblower as I have moved and my drive way is tripled in size.
But I would rather run over my own face with my old 2 stroke snowblower than pay some of the prices I'm seeing.
Stuff your time machine comments... I'll just keep using my crappy snowblower until things get more reasonable example: home-depot-toro-power-max-824-oe-snowbl ... 8-2430949/

These are my previous purchases from HD with PM
2019 - 721R $620 + taxes
2020 - 821 QZE $926 + taxes

lak8 wrote: ↑Yes it was a good deal, but was only for the Toro 721 R and quickly went out of stock. KooyBros has also increased there price to $920

It was for all of the models, not just the R. Kooy has now increased their pricing on all models.

lak8 wrote: ↑Yes it was a good deal, but was only for the Toro 721 R and quickly went out of stock. KooyBros has also increased there price to $920

I posted this thread to help others out for other options. These are the best prices I have found as of lately

Just price matched the electric version. Great find. Thanks

Thank you for sharing
I bought the Toro 721 E last week for 1030$ plus tax from homedepot
Went to home depot today to price match and got the extra 10% off saved 230$!!

8008135 wrote: ↑ It was for all of the models, not just the R. Kooy has now increased their pricing on all models.

It was for the 721 R Model which unfortunately quickly went out of stock (I tried to get one) Then people posted about the RC and E models.

FightCanada wrote: ↑ Just price matched the electric version. Great find. Thanks

2funr1 wrote: ↑ Thank you for sharing
I bought the Toro 721 E last week for 1030$ plus tax from homedepot
Went to home depot today to price match and got the extra 10% off saved 230$!!

Very Nice!!

dasbooter wrote: ↑ Can anyone recall pre inflation prices for these snow blowers.
I need a new snowblower as I have moved and my drive way is tripled in size.
But I would rather run over my own face with my old 2 stroke snowblower than pay some of the prices I'm seeing.
Stuff your time machine comments... I'll just keep using my crappy snowblower until things get more reasonable example: home-depot-toro-power-max-824-oe-snowbl ... 8-2430949/

October 2020:
721 R @ $593.99

Great find!
Unfortunately many units sold out online at Home Depot this evening.

dasbooter wrote: ↑ Can anyone recall pre inflation prices for these snow blowers.
I need a new snowblower as I have moved and my drive way is tripled in size.
But I would rather run over my own face with my old 2 stroke snowblower than pay some of the prices I'm seeing.
Stuff your time machine comments... I'll just keep using my crappy snowblower until things get more reasonable example: home-depot-toro-power-max-824-oe-snowbl ... 8-2430949/

I got the E21 in Feb 2021 for $778. There was a customer service issue and long story short, I ended up with 2 batteries too.

avi1 wrote: ↑ I got the E21 in Feb 2021 for $778. There was a customer service issue and long story short, I ended up with 2 batteries too.

How are the batteries after a few winters? Can you finish your driveway after a snowfall or do you need to use the second battery?

I find that more and more stuff is moving to batteries now and this whole issue of battery dereg is an issue!

dasbooter wrote: ↑ Can anyone recall pre inflation prices for these snow blowers.
I need a new snowblower as I have moved and my drive way is tripled in size.
But I would rather run over my own face with my old 2 stroke snowblower than pay some of the prices I'm seeing.
Stuff your time machine comments... I'll just keep using my crappy snowblower until things get more reasonable example: home-depot-toro-power-max-824-oe-snowbl ... 8-2430949/

October 2020, E21 paid 829+hst.

joe2k1 wrote: ↑ How are the batteries after a few winters? Can you finish your driveway after a snowfall or do you need to use the second battery?

I find that more and more stuff is moving to batteries now and this whole issue of battery dereg is an issue!

Battery life is decent, but I always like a spare. If your driveway is huge, there's no way one will do. For an "average" driveway and not too heavy a snowfall, one might do.

which one would be a better option in the long run, Toro 721 E or E21? Not sure how the battery life would be in the long run..thinking of getting the 721 one

lak8 wrote: ↑
It was for the 721 R Model which unfortunately quickly went out of stock (I tried to get one) Then people posted about the RC and E models.

No, it was for all of the models. Once the R was sold out some were matching the RC, E and QZE models but all models were original listed lower on KooyBros. I almost went for a QZE but ultimately went with the R.

Moez88 wrote: ↑ which one would be a better option in the long run, Toro 721 E or E21? Not sure how the battery life would be in the long run..thinking of getting the 721 one

E21, one battery lasts me one huge worst fall with end of driveway.

Otherwise 2ish 6-8" snowfalls percharge.

Ideally id get another battery one day.

avi1 wrote: ↑ Battery life is decent, but I always like a spare. If your driveway is huge, there's no way one will do. For an "average" driveway and not too heavy a snowfall, one might do.

My driveway is huge (can fit 6 cars). I can do the whole driveway with one battery AND the sidewalk AND my neighbour's sidewalk on both sides.

Need suggestions please.
I have a semi detached home with drive way for two cars (4 including the neighbor).
It takes me about an hour or more in the worst of storms.
I have the wired snow Joe, which is pain in the ass with cable management and the fact that it requires lot of pushing and the throwing is inconsistent too and is all over the place.

I've got a very flexible and would like to invest for long term in a good long lasting machine that I could help neighbors too if needed.

Was thinking stage 2 maybe, even though it takes lot of space but are stage 1 also self pacing or requires pushing?

Guy at home depot suggested that stage 1 due to rubber/plastic propellers are not good for the slush that snow plougher leaves at the end of the driveway?
Suggestions/ Thoughts?