Powerful 414cc LCT Snow King 4-Cycle Engine •Electric start - just press a button and off you go! •No mixing of gas and oil •18 lbs-ft. gross torque
Two-Stage System •The auger breaks up and pulls in the snow •The impeller then throws the snow out the discharge chute •Ideal for clearing deep or heavy, wet snow
Remote Chute Rotation •Rotate chute up to 180 degrees from the operator position
Remote Chute Deflector Control •Adjust discharge chute up and down from the operator position
Single Hand Control •Leaves one hand free to adjust chute without stopping
Power Steering •Change direction by squeezing triggers located on the handles •Superior maneuverability in the most adverse conditions
Weight Kit (Pictured) Not Included •Weight bar kit (532 18 73-41) sold seperately
Model
Model Number:
961 93 00-73
UPC:
085388803252
Manufacturer:
Husqvarna
Engine
Brand:
LCT
Type:
4-Cycle OHV
Power:
414 cc
Torque:
18 ft-lbs Net Torque
Starting System:
120-Volt Electric /w Recoil
Fuel Tank:
2 quarts (1.89 liters)
Auger
Diameter:
12 (30.48 cm)
Material:
Serrated Steel
Impeller
Diameter:
12 (30.48 cm)
Profile:
Steel 3-Blade
Chute
Material:
Steel
Chute Rotation:
Lever
Turning Radius:
180°
Max Throwing Distance:
35 feet (10.67 meters)
Drive System
Drive:
Chain
Steering:
Handle-Mounted Triggers
Gear Case:
Aluminum
Forward Speeds:
6 Forward
Reverse Speeds:
2 Reverse
Tire Type:
Kenda Artic Tread
Tire Size:
16" x 5" (40.64 cm x 12.7 cm)
Options
Remote Deflector Contols:
Yes
Drift Cutters:
Sold Separately
Front Weights:
Sold Separately
Interlocking Controls:
Yes
Hand Warmers:
No
Headlights:
Halogen
Skid Shoes:
Included - Standard
Overview
Weight:
280 Lbs. (127.01 kilograms)
Dimensions:
53.0L x 33.0W x 47.0H (134.62 x 83.82 x 119.38 cm)
Q: How much assembly is required out of box? by Chris from Maryland on November 17, 2011
A: This is going to consist of pulling the handle bars into their upright position and tightening the bolts and attaching the chute and chute rod. Other than that, everything is ready to go for you. by Kriss, Product Expert
The Husqvarna 1830HV two-stage snow blower combines big power and big performance for folks who live in areas with moderate to heavy annual snowfall accumulation. There isn't much that mother nature can dump on your snow wise that this monster can't clean up!
The Husqvarna 1830HV is powered by a massive 414cc engine that will throw snow well away from your driveway and sidewalks. Combine all this power with the heavy-duty 12-inch auger and the 12-inch impeller, and you are ready for any storm mother nature delivers.
The Husqvarna 1830HV has 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds and a proven chain actuated drive system. The 16" x 5" Arctic Trac tires along with a power steering system with convenient trigger controls on the handle grips will give you incredible maneuverability in adverse conditions.
The Husqvarna 1830HV isn't for everyone. But if you want a snow blowing menace that has plenty of power to handle big snowfalls, then this might just be the snow blower you have been looking for.
March 15, 2012
Ryan
Broken After 4 Uses
This thing had a complete engine failure during its 4th use. None of the storms had even been remotely large. The engine had a manufacturers defect and it literally stopped working. Husqvarna is going to replace the engine, but it has now been a couple of weeks, they still haven't sent out the replacement parts and are totally unresponsive about when it will be fixed. I have now shoveled the worst storms of the year waiting on my new snowblower to be fixed. Add to the fact that I had to pay to get the snowblower picked up by the service center and its just an even better deal. I would stay away from this machine. All the reviews talk about it will be great when it snows. I was the same way. It snowed, and it didn't hold up. My old lowes 5hp 2 stage lasted for 7 years under extremely heavy use. It was still working when I sold it after purchasing this one. Living at nearly 7000 feet you'd think something as expensive as this would last more than a couple of storms.
This thing had a complete engine failure during its 4th use. None of the storms had even been remotely large. The engine had a manufacturers defect and it literally stopped working. Husqvarna is going to replace the engine, but it has now been a couple of weeks, they still haven't sent out the replacement parts and are totally unresponsive about when it will be fixed. I have now shoveled the worst storms of the year waiting on my new snowblower to be fixed. Add to the fact that I had to pay to get the snowblower picked up by the service center and its just an even better deal. I would st... more
January 11, 2012
Andy
Mr. P
Wow! Next day shipping Chicago to Minneapolis for a snowblower. Item arrived in time and in great condition. It took about 20-30 minutes to assemble the few items that needed assembly. Easy to follow instructions. No snow so I had to wait a few weeks. Once it snowed I stepped out and fired it up...started on 2nd pull! Ran great...threw a lighter snow 20-30 feet with ease. Can't wait for a bigger storm.
Very pleased...I would recommend Snow Blowers Direct and the Husqvarna 1830HV
Well Done!
December 08, 2011
Terry Mattawan, MI
Heavy Snow
Just purchased the 1830HV this fall. Had a nice, 4 inch snowfall, just about the wettest and heaviest snow you can get. All I can say is wow. Easily threw this stuff 20', and that was not at a slow speed. Very, very impressed.
December 03, 2011
Pete B. Parker, CO
Great Snowblower BUT
I have had great luck with this blower. I have used it several times already (Colorado) and operates quite well. Two cautions based on my experience, which is NOT the snowblowers fault. I have had the auger suck up a welcome mat (yes, it was covered in a lot of snow) it actually bent the auger and didn't shear the bolt until the damage was done. The other piece worth mentioning is that you need to stay away from the landscape stones... Yes, they too were covered in plenty of snow and I have managed to bend the impeller assembly. It wasn't the first time it happened and again, not the blowers fault, but it will be a somewhat costly repair as it is large enough to require a pick up and delivery in the mountain state.
Other than this, I am the envy of the neighbors. This machine moves so much snow, i feel compelled to assist several of them, but yes, the damage was not quite as neighborly. Enjoy this machine, as it is all you will ever need.
I have had great luck with this blower. I have used it several times already (Colorado) and operates quite well. Two cautions based on my experience, which is NOT the snowblowers fault. I have had the auger suck up a welcome mat (yes, it was covered in a lot of snow) it actually bent the auger and didn't shear the bolt until the damage was done. The other piece worth mentioning is that you need to stay away from the landscape stones... Yes, they too were covered in plenty of snow and I have managed to bend the impeller assembly. It wasn't the first time it happened and again, not the blo... more
November 28, 2011
Mike K. Wyoming, MI
Anxiously Waiting
My initial thoughts on my Snow Blower purchase is "Very, Very impressive" and while I have not had the opportunity to use this machine there is little doubt that it will handle anything mother nature has to offer. I live in western Michigan and we often get heavy snowfalls due to the "Lake Effect" our annual snowfall average is 79inches. Our last three seasons we received between 85" and 101" of snow. I hadn't owned a snow blower for several years and I really hadn't payed any attention to how far the snow removal technology has evolved, but when I finished assembly of my new Husqvarna (which was very easy) I was simply wowed at all of the features.
Thanks SBD for the huge selection of quality snow blowers you offer on your website. The delivery was fast and trouble free also. Very good experience dealing with you.
My initial thoughts on my Snow Blower purchase is "Very, Very impressive" and while I have not had the opportunity to use this machine there is little doubt that it will handle anything mother nature has to offer. I live in western Michigan and we often get heavy snowfalls due to the "Lake Effect" our annual snowfall average is 79inches. Our last three seasons we received between 85" and 101" of snow. I hadn't owned a snow blower for several years and I really hadn't payed any attention to how far the snow removal technology has evolved, but when I finished assemb... more
November 20, 2011
Kevin Weymouth, MA
Waiting for snow
The snowblower arrived earlier than promised and was easy to assemble. It started right up. Now I am just waiting for the snow.
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