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Average Rating: 5.0 of 5.0
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Written November 15, 2007 |
| Ariens Clean Out Tool Review |
| By Frank Smith (Topeka, KS) |
Lost my clean out tool twice. Paid a fortune to replace my first one.
This one was affordable. Ordering was simple.
I'm ready for another winter.
Now, where did I put this thing? :) |
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Written March 29, 2009 |
| Clean out tool Right ON the Machine ! |
| By harvey woodrome (Centennial, CO) |
I have a long driveway. After the last major snow this year, I found myself down at the end on the first pass and the chute became jammed with the wet, heavy snow.
Because I had a Clean Out Tool attached right on my Ariens Snow Blower, I was able to clean out the chute and blower.
Without the tool I would have had to walk back to the house, find a broom handle, and then wade my way back through the drifts to the clogged machine.
It's a wonderful idea- the Tool stays right ON the machine, always handy. |
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Written January 21, 2009 |
| GO BUFFALO |
| By Michael DellaPenna (Lockport, NY) |
I live in Buffalo, home of "lake effect" snow.
Nothing so far seems to get in the way of this beast- this is my second Ariens. I had a single stage, 5 HP and sold it to my buddy (he loves it).
I needed a bigger one for my new driveway. I have a paved driveway and a wood deck that the unit does a nice job clearing.
I even got my neighboor to go out and buy the same one! |
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Written November 13, 2008 |
| Good Deal On a Reliable Thrower |
| By Chuck (St. Ignatius, MT) |
I ordered this Ariens 520EC from you because of your reputation as a solid internet retailer. The thrower arrived very promptly since I added priority shipment to my order, and I could not be happier.
I have quite a few acres of land and a long winding driveway, which this thing makes short work of. I strongly suggest making the extra investment with the snow cab and the clean out tool (if your model doesn't already come with this feature).
The cab keeps me warm with the strong winter wind, while the clean up tool makes short work of removing anything caught underneath in the blades (plus it keeps your hands safe!) It wouldn't hurt to have some shear pins hanging around either...
Thanks so much! |