Snowblower/Snowthrower Ongoing Deals Thread
For all your snowblower/snowthrower deal discussions
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For the GTA area, some of it depends on :
Nov 26th, 2020 4:33 am
single stage would be suffice, I just need to know what are the more reputable and reliable brands, doesnt have to be the cheapestl69norm wrote: ↑ For the GTA area, some of it depends on :
a) how big a windrow the snow plow leaves at the bottom of your driveway plus how long it gets left for / how frozen it gets
b) gravel/ grass or pavement ?
c) how far does the snow need to be thrown and does it have to be blown to a specific spot ?
Two stage = gravel/ grass surfaces, large/icy windrows, throws farther
Single stage = pavement, normal windrows, throws normal distance 25-35'
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The defacto unit of choice would be the Toro 721 = 212cc engine (approx 7hp)
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https://www.snowblowers.net/powersmart-db7624e-review/valerka wrote: ↑ Any thoughts on this snow blower at HD - https://www.homedepot.ca/product/powers ... 1001536033
Nov 26th, 2020 5:13 pm
I don't think the hybrid version got very good reviews - that version allowed you to use either 120VAC plugin via extension cord or the 40V battery pack. Most people complained that the there wasn't enough power when running from the 40V battery pack
Nov 26th, 2020 10:36 pm
I am guessing these good ones dont go on sale for much?l69norm wrote: ↑ The defacto unit of choice would be the Toro 721 = 212cc engine (approx 7hp)
E = electric start
R = Recoil or manual start
QZE = quick chute - which allows you to remote control the direction of the chute on the fly (i.e. have to blow the snow to a specific spot)
RC = commercial version with heavy duty paddles and larger drive belt, recoil/manual start, manual chute,
If you have larger snowplow windrows or need to throw a greater distance, the Toro 821 has a larger 252cc engine (approx 8hp)
Electric start isn't really needed in most cases, most people end up using the recoil start (unless there's physical strength issue - like an older person)
The other machine would be the Honda HS720C
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