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Average Rating: 4.4 of 5.0
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| Snow Blowers Direct Recommendation |
| By Snow Blowers Direct |
Electric snow blowers don't get any more powerful than the Snow Joe 13-Amp electric snow blower.
SnowBlowersDirect.com features the Snow Joe 622U1 - not the 622U. The 622U is a good model; however, the 622U1 features and upgraded deflector control and belt system without any extra cost.
Even if you don't buy the Snow Joe from us, make sure you get the upgraded 622U1 model. You'll appreciate the difference. |
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Written March 06, 2010 |
| Snow Joe snowblower |
| By gary frame (Martinsburg, WV) |
My honest opinion on my snow joe 622u1- I haven"t had a chance to really use it yet but after receiving it (shipping was very fast) I tried it in very small amount of snow and it worked excellently.
I'm waiting for new snow storm. I have a bigger blower I can use, but it's heavy for a handicapped person to use.
I'm very satisfied, and it was an excellent price on Snow Joe. |
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Written March 05, 2010 |
| Just in time ! |
| By sharon sherman (West Chester, PA) |
We live in Pennsylvania and when we kept getting storm after storm, I said "That is it, I need to get a snow thrower".
I had heard about them years ago and thought that is what I needed. I didn't want any gas or any liquid to keep around, so electric was the way I went.
I just went on line and Snow Blowers Direct.com came up as a website. I bought this model because of its size and it is only 35 lbs. Being a middle-aged lady I thought I could handle that.
It was shipped very quickly, and the only delay was UPS getting it to be me due to all the snow we got. Being lazy I brought it to work and my co-worker helped me put it together.
It was so easy, I should have done it myself. We put it together in only a few minutes. It is so lightweight I put it in the back of my car and off I went.
The next day we got another storm and I couldn't wait to use it. It worked great. Very easy to operate. Just be careful with the cord so it doesn't go under the machine. It started right up.
My neighbor saw it and he was the one that sometimes would help me out in the snow. I was so happy not to have to bother him anymore. He is, by the way, 75 and uses his snow blower.
So, I would highly recommend this machine, especially for us ladies. It was easy to use and I love the model. The price was right and was shipped the next day- as I said, it was just UPS that was delayed.
The handle folds up for easy lifting and storage. I wished I had gotten this snow thrower about five years ago.
I also had to call the Snow Blowers Direct.com support team to add an extension cord and they were very helpful. |
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Written March 04, 2010 |
| Easy as vacuuming. |
| By Shannon (Jamesburg, NJ) |
After the 2nd snowstorm in a week I finally decided to cast off my shackles from my wintertime drudgery and purchase a snowblower.
Now in NJ we don't see enough snow to quantify one of those gigantic, snow-gobbling gas behemoths that require a Masters in chemistry and a Doctorate in patience to get it to work.
I did my research, asked around and settled on the Snow Joe. It was ordered on Wednesday and arrived Monday...2 days before we received some more of Nature's fluffy bounty.
It was super easy to assemble, taking less than 7 minutes after reading the instructions. It was easy to operate: push the button while squeezing the handle and there you go. If you can vacuum a rug, you can use this snow blower.
I used some silicon spray prior to use and it didn't clog up. Take your time, watch where the cord is and you should have no trouble whatsoever.
I recommend this product highly with 2 caveats: 1. Get the non stick spray, and 2. Get the cold weather Extension Cord and maybe use a garden hose reel to store your cord tangle-free. |
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Written March 01, 2010 |
| Love At First Use |
| By Marguerite Rogers (Laurelton, NY) |
My Snow Joe is a dream! I took a chance by ordering online and I really picked a winner.
I have recommended it to anyone who will listen to me. This product works like a charm and does the job beautifully.
Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Written March 01, 2010 |
| Happy back |
| By connie (Phila, PA) |
I love my snow blower, I don't know why i waited so long to get one.. no back pain anymore.
All I do is plug it in and off I go... I love everything about my snow blower. |
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Written March 01, 2010 |
| Not so pleased... |
| By Jan (Millville, NJ) |
You ask for an honest review...and here is mine. I only purchased the Snow Joe after reading the comments on the web site, but I'm not nearly so happy with my Snow Joe.
While the motor and blades certainly seemed to have the power to move the snow, the small plastic wheels actually inhibited its forward mobility. It was quite a disappointment to not be able to even clear a path from my door to the driveway, approximately 10 feet, and ended up resorting to the shovel.
The snow was not deep nor heavy, quite powdery in fact; and there was no ice on the ground beneath the snow. I even dragged the machine through the house to clear a path from the patio doors to the end of the deck (about 18 feet), but this, too, proved nearly useless.
I wish someone were here to video the fiasco. I actually would like to return the blower for a refund and plan to contact customer service to do that. |
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Written March 01, 2010 |
| Insurance |
| By Maryann Smythe (Barnegat, NJ) |
I knew once my snow blower arrived and I unpacked it, set it up and plugged it in that it would NEVER SNOW AGAIN.
We had well over 20 inches, but now that I have my Snow Joe I'm sure my world will be "snowless". |
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Written February 25, 2010 |
| Works great |
| By PATRICIA SZYMANSKI (Manahawkin, NJ) |
| It works great- thank you very much. |
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Written February 22, 2010 |
| Wonderful assistance with a parts problem |
| By Michele (Egg Harbor Twp, NJ) |
I"m very pleased with my snow thrower. I've recommended it to many people.
However, when I needed a replacement knob, Snow Joe was totally unresponsive. They didn't answer the phone and the emails were not responded to.
However, your customer rep Todd was wonderful. He did everything to help me. He made the contact, explained the situation, and arranged for delivery of the new part.
Although I probably would not recommend Snow Joe in the future, I will definitely recommend Snow Blowers Direct. |
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Written February 17, 2010 |
| Love this snow thrower |
| By Diane (South Bend, IN) |
I am 63, and having to shovel my driveway, alley and sidewalk was getting to hard to do.
This snow blower has made it so easy- this year there has been so much snow it would have taken forever to remove all of this snow.
This has to be done by code for South Bend IN and since I am the only one who takes care of the alley I had to find something that did not take oil, gas, etc.
This snow blower really works so good for me, plus low cost for those being on a tight budget is good too.
This is the best snow thrower anyone could buy and the cost is good too. |
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Written February 16, 2010 |
| Junk |
| By steve (St. Louis, MO) |
The first time I used this was right after I got it as a gift. I did not want to wait until a huge snow to see if it operated.
The one inch of heavy snow got clogged in the chute and was not thrown far. The next snow was lighter and it seemed to work okay. It did leave a good bit of snow on the driveway.
Then SNAP, a loud noise and the blades stop spinning. I finish with a shovel. I take the side panel off to see if the belt slipped. The PLASTIC pulley had broken apart. That is right- a plastic pulley.
In the cold it seems it would get brittle and break. This is poorly made.
SBD RESPONDS: Snow Joe has a 2 year factory warranty on their products to the original purchaser. Please contact them directly (toll free) at (866) 766-9563 for repair or replacement |
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Written February 08, 2010 |
| Good for a while |
| By JIm (Woodbridge, VA) |
Got this machine Dec 24, 2009. It worked well for awhile, getting through the bad storms we've had in the mid-Atlantic.
Unfortunately, yesterday (Feb 7, 2010) it hit some compacted snow or ice that twisted the blades and sent them into the housing. If the housing were not destroyed, I think I could purchase a new set of blades, but I don't see housings offered as a parts option. The motor still works!
A minor irritant -- the cord socket has no securing device. The vibration shakes the cord -- even a new one -- loose. It would be useful to offer a left or right had socket mounting option and maybe an inside/outside one, too.
Design flaw -- flimsy housing. Automatic stop may have saved my blades and housing.
SBD RESPONDS: You can always call the folks at Snow Joe's Tech Support line: (866) 766-9563 for advice and warranty information. |
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Written February 07, 2010 |
| Holy Cow! |
| By Debbie Murray (Egg Harbor Twp, NJ) |
All I can say is WOW! I am on the East Coast right now with 16 inches of snow...I have never owned a blower before.
I was not going to shovel 16 inches of snow, so I ordered this online and had the express ship. It is the BEST money I have ever spent.
People at work were laughing at how "it would last about a minute" and suggested I go to a Big Box store and buy a $1000 blower....yeah right! My Snow Joe was awesome.
I took my time, managed the cord, and ....in about 2 hours my 4 car driveway and sidewalk were done. I am so happy. Thank you Snow Joe and Snow Blowers Direct.
P.S.- I took plenty of pictures to show those nay-sayers at work! With the money I saved I am going to go to Aruba HA! |
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Written February 06, 2010 |
| Not bad |
| By Mike (Millington, NJ) |
I have owned this Snow Joe for a couple of years. If you have owned a gas thrower you will be frustrated.
As a fifty year old feeling like 60, and with 2 back operations I would say many women in their 20's have more strength than I do, and the thing does help tremendously to save my back, and can be used out of the box.
Tighten the handle screws every time you use it or the vibration makes them fall off. Although advertised and the size of a 12 inch it just does not function for that kind of snow.
You have to angle it up to do six inches and then go flat to do the rest so twice as much work. Four to 6" as people say is the range. If you get snow 3-4 times a year and 3-5 inches and are cheap like I am, then this is for you.
It takes a while to get used to hold the cord in one hand or doing a pattern to avoid the cord, but it's not going to kill you even if you run over the cord.
It does not clear down completely to the ground so you are left with a dusting of snow and may need to do 2 runs or use a shovel if you are completely anal like me but force yourself not to bother.
Just a little rock salt and it's gone. You probably are not going to get better than this for a straight electric; having had the Toro line. Sears used to make a gas model of this version for the same price but no more.
You'll get socked for 2-3 times the price everywhere unless you get lucky at a garage sale. Would have liked to rate it a 3.5. |
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Written February 06, 2010 |
| It doesn't work |
| By Ginny (Annapolis, MD) |
The outlet attached to the snow blower retreats when you attempt to plug it in. I tried two different excellent cords and it simply does not work.
The Snow Joe prong is loose and flimsy and will not connect to the electrical cord plug.
SBD RESPONDS: We called this customer to see if we could help, and gave her the contact information for Snow Joe warranty service.
Every page of our web site contains a button at the bottom of the page called Customer Service. Clicking on that button links you to Tech Support phone numbers and Service Locators for every brand we carry.
The customer also wrote: "So much for SnowBlowersDirect charging me $200 to ship this machine in time for the blizzard here in Maryland.".
While we understand the customer's frustration, we would like to mention that we don't mark up our shipping costs; they are determined by they shipper (in this case UPS), according to the weight of the item (36 pounds), and how far and fast it needs to travel (Illinois to Maryland, Next Day Air).
According to UPS records it was delivered on time and in good condition. |
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Written February 02, 2010 |
| Good Buy! |
| By Myles (Fort Wayne, IN) |
I live in northeast Indiana and we just had about 3 inches of snow.
I assembled the snowblower about 2 weeks ago but this is the first snow since. When I first went outside I was hoping that nothing bad would happen, since I had read some reviews that were saying some pretty serious things were wrong with the blower.
I had no problems except for the fact that I had to figure out how to deal with the cord because I have never used and electric snowblower before.
Over all it was a GREAT buy and I would recommend to anyone who doesn't want to mess with oil and gas. It is also very light!
Great piece of equipment. Our neighbors all get out their big Toros and some run out of gas, can't get it to start because of the cold, etc. I went out and did our 3 car driveway in no more than 30 minutes. |
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Written February 01, 2010 |
| I am pleased |
| By James Thurmond (Leesburg, VA) |
We just had a 4 inch snowfall and I did my driveway and sidewalk in about an hour.
The next morning we had 1.5 inches more, and the job went really smoothly. I have to think about where the power cord is when the snow is deeper. I devised a new pattern for plowing, so that it was easier the second time.
It worked as advertised and I am pleased. I think in order to do larger snowfalls one has to do the plowing several times, but that is acceptable to me.
It handles 4- 6 inches well, and would probably have more difficulty above that figure, so it requires staying up with the snow as it occurs. |
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Written February 01, 2010 |
| Tripped A Breaker Once |
| By Mitch (Lynchburg, VA) |
I bought Snow Joe after December 2009's 12"+ Virginia snowstorm and 2 people shoveling 3.5 hours each, just to clean the front driveway and back deck.
I used it this past Saturday (January 30) when the snow was about 10 inches deep. It was fairly "dry" snow too. I was pushing it along steadily forward when the motor cut off and would not restart.
I went inside and found that it had tripped the circuit breaker. Apparently the strain of going steadily forward in 10 inches of snow was too much for it. So after the breaker was switched back on I was able to restart it.
I was able to finish the job by going a few inches forward and then backing off momentarily before continuing forward a few more inches. I (without another person helping) was able to clear the front driveway and back deck (plus a good portion of the side driveway) in about 2 hours and 20 minutes.
So, if it had not been for tripping the circuit breaker, I would have given it 5 stars, not 4. With an even more powerful motor, I think it could rate a 5.
Would I recommend it to a friend? Yes. 2.33 hours total with less back strain is much better than over 7 hours combined of shoveling.
SBD RESPONDS: To get the best performance from your electric snow blower we recommend keeping up with the snow as it falls in 3" to 5" layers, depending on how wet the snow is. |
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Written January 31, 2010 |
| Room for improvement |
| By Aaron Gardner (Minot Afb, ND) |
I like the 622U1, unfortunately regular usage of the snowblower causes parts inside of the switch box and the switch box to be worn easily.
I think the quality of the product could be better. The plastic parts wear down when they have to rub against each other, especially from being exposed to long term usage and vibration of the machine.
Even a lithium grease used to prevent friction or metal casing around the "safety button" would improve the product.
To be honest, though, I appreciate the amount of concern about safety that went into the product, I think it is heavily over done.
I think a simple switch located on the outside of the switch box with lever release connection on the inside would be more effective. A spring loaded safety switch with a plastic rotating button and spring loaded plastic lever is unnecessary. I am reminded of the acronym KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid).
I look at my product, and I see parts that will keep going bad and keep being replaced by the warranty as provided by the company's warranty, but I find myself asking "what happens when the 1 year warranty expires?"
I come to the conclusion it's apparent that I will have to buy a new snow blower after the warranty expires. With that being said I become discouraged from wanting to buy from Snow Joe again. I don't want to pay $350 a year replacing snow blower after snow blower, when I could get a Craftsman for the same price despite it being gas powered.
SBD RESPONDS: We have forwarded your comments to the folks at Snow Joe so they can be incorporated into their 2010 lineup.
Electric snow blowers are intended for light duty use because they have to run on household power, just like a shop-vac or coffee maker. Perhaps a gas unit would give you better service during North Dakota winters?
We hope you'll check our gas powered line-up when it comes time to retire your Snow Joe! |
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Written January 28, 2010 |
| My first snow blower of any kind... |
| By Brad (Denver, CO) |
It is lightweight and surprisingly stout for an electric unit. Itakes a while on wet snow, but with little bites it does the job.
No problem on most Colorado champagne powder... |
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Written January 27, 2010 |
| Back saver! |
| By Evy Brescia (Danbury, CT) |
| I love this machine! It works well and I don't smell like gas! |
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Written January 27, 2010 |
| In Ohio with the Joe |
| By bush (East Canton, OH) |
This is a great blower for drives and sidewalks. The neighbors were also interested in this animal.
So far the Joe has done the job . It takes a while to get used to the cord, but once you have mastered that it is more than worth the money
There's no gas or oil, and the noise is low compared to gas blowers. I wish the discharge flue was a bit wider for the wetter snow but it has enough power if you go slower.
I would recommend the Joe for medium to smaller drives. I have a concrete drive so I don't know about gravel drives. My guess is if it hits loose gravel it would throw it a ways.
If it lasts it was a smart investment. This is my first winter here in Ohio with the Joe.
It's easy to handle and move about as it is fairly light. |
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Written January 26, 2010 |
| Snow Joe worked very well |
| By dennis slovacek (Crawfordsville, IN) |
I purchased this unit as a Christmas present for my son living in West Dundee, Illinois.
1 week after he got it they received 8 or 9 inches of snow. He used the Snow Joe and it worked very well for him.
Some drifts of 2 feet were not handled too well, but everything else went well.
The only drawback was handling the extension cord. It was a pain at first, but then he developed a plan and now he is confident he should not have a problem in the future. |
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Written January 25, 2010 |
| Snow Blower Is A Lifesaver |
| By Fred (Purcellville, VA) |
I am a 79 year old heart patient with a history of three (3) major spinal operations and four (4) heart bypasses. Recently we had a 22 inch snowfall.
My neighbors are aware of my medical condition and the lady next door shoveled my driveway and sidewalk without my asking. I found that to be embarrassing and immediately found your product on the internet and made my purchase.
Subsequently, we have had two (2) snow falls. One was three (3) inches and one five (5) inches. The blower worked admirably. Although I must admit I found it to be somewhat of a strain because of my back and heart condition, it is much better than trying to do it manually.
I recommend it wholeheartedly. I should have purchased one years earlier. |
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Written January 22, 2010 |
| Thanks for making my life easier! Thank you thank you. |
| By Caroline (Gowen, MI) |
Hi,
My brother bought this Snow Joe snow blower and he didn't have enough space to use it in. So he knew I had been studying all electric snow blowers on the computer.
My husband and I are older people with bad back and neck problems and couldn't pull the pull rope on the gas blower we had. We were hurting and tired before we could blow any snow.
He called me and said sis you can have the snow blower. I SAID WHAT?! Oh God answered my prayer. I said I will take it but I must pay you for it. ( now to figure out how to get it to my house as I live 200 miles from my brother. )
I called my sister in law and she was going to visit where my brother lived. I asked her if she could go and pick up the Snow Joe for me. God bless them both as I am sure happy with the Snow Joe.
We had it here for a week WAITING FOR SOME SNOW... Finally it snowed for 3 days. I was out there every day happy as a lark and thanking God and my brother and my dear sister in law for the electric snow blower.
I'm not exhausted and hurting before I start to blow snow now. It is very easy for me to use. I do our driveway and the back yard. Big job but no problem for our Snow Joe.
No mixing gas and oil and no pulling a pull rope, this is a real blessing to us. Just plug in and go and go and go.
To those having problems putting this machine together there is a video showing it. ( I was lucky as my brother had the store put it together for him. )
May everyone be as lucky as we are. A very happy Michigan couple. |
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Written January 22, 2010 |
| Snow Joe Model 622UI |
| By Chris S (Greensburg, PA) |
Received my snow blower by UPS Ground on Wed 1-6-10 - ordered on 1-1-10!
Assembling it was simple, with the enclosed instructions. Using it was also simple.
I wish the plug attachment point had a 3-pin male plug instead of the 2-pin as provided, even if grounding was not done - with heavy gloves on, out in the cold, the power cord orientation would have been much easier.
I also ordered the US Arctic 100 ft cable - am disappointed because, probably because it is so thick (12-gauge) it IS very stiff to use.
The snow blower works as advertised I have borrowed a neighbor's gas machine of a similar size - this works at least as well, with none of the hassles of the starting problems. The safety sequence to get it going is not too hard to follow, and is a necessary safety measure.
I was able to attack much heavier and higher snow than I thought the machine was labeled as capable of clearing, doing so judiciously, and the chute direction control crank worked very well - my neighbor's machine has a chute turned with a handle - not cranked - and often turned on its own.
I used this for a week after a heavy snowfall - am waiting for the next! No more shoveling!!
SBD RESPONSE: The yellow US Arctic cord is good, but the blue US Extreme cord is much better. It's designed to be much more flexible. Check out our video demonstrating it. |
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Written December 31, 2009 |
| I am not too sure |
| By Mromero (Bloomfield,, NJ) |
I attempted to use my new snow blower today to no avail.
The wheels are not secure, so it moves all over the place. Cleaning the snow with this machine was difficult and the final product was disappointing.
SBD RESPONDS: Your machine has a 2 year Factory Warranty. Please give the folks at Snow Joe a call, toll free, at (866) 766-9563.
They will be happy to advise you on the correct set up of your machine, or set up service for you if needed. |
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Written July 20, 2009 |
| How to Assemble Snow Joe 622U1 Snow Blower |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
Get started with your Snow Joe 622U1 snow blower is easy.
Simply follow these video instructions. |
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Written February 26, 2009 |
| The best for its size |
| By Gene Anderson (Ironton, MN) |
Well it is no story, this little unit does the job! You shouldn't ask it to do what a big blower does.
For its size I have been able to do my 33' walk and steps just fine. I live in northern Minnesota and we have had plenty of snow this year.
It has done all I have asked it to do. Now how long will it last? |
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Written February 08, 2009 |
| At Least We're Ready For The Next Storm |
| By John Gorence (Louisville, KY) |
I can't write a review because when I orderd my snow blower we were expecting snow a week later. My luck- the snow came early, we had the worst ice and snow in Louisville Ky in years!
So my Snow Joe was stuck on a UPS truck for eight days. Now the temperature is in the high 60's. Maybe we will have a late snow... |
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Written January 12, 2009 |
| Good For Light Snow |
| By Dave Rohbock (Geneva, IL) |
The snow clogs up and you have to shake it to clear the chute. It doesn't throw the snow very far.
I've used it twice this winter when there was 6-7 inches of snow. You have to peck away at the snow, a little at a time. It takes me about 2 hours to clear an average size driveway.
It's fine for 2-3 inches, but not meant for Chicago-type weather. |
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Written January 10, 2009 |
| Snow In Ohio |
| By Kimberly Hurd (Maple Heights, OH) |
I purchased this snow thrower last October after doing lots of research and reading reviews. I have to say this was a great investment.
My husband thought I wasted money until today when we had our first big snowfall (we have almost 12 inches in our driveway), and he went out there and cleared our long driveway with no problems!
He loves it, and I love not having to worry about him outside shovelling, especially today since I can't help him due to having surgery.
No one would ever guess what I paid because it works so well! And with no tax or shipping thats an even greater bonus! |
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Written January 08, 2009 |
| Snow Joe Ultra (19") 13-Amp Electric Snow Thrower Review |
| By Jordan (Cleveland, OH) |
A couple winters ago, I was outside shoveling my driveway, and I was having pains, so my friend let me use his snowblower.
It was a lot easier to clear my driveway. I liked it so much that I bought one. Now, I use it all the time. |
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Written November 14, 2008 |
| How to Pick the Perfect Winter Extension Cord |
| By Jon Hoch, Founder (Bolingbrook, IL) |
U.S. Wire and Cable claims this cord can withstand temperatures as low as -94°F, so we put it to the test.
Since it doesn't get that cold outside, we did the closest thing. We stuffed it inside the freezer for a week!
We were shocked and surprised by the results.
The cord stayed flexible. It felt just like an ordinary extension cord at room temperature. You won't lose any flexibility - even on the coldest days.
This Extreme cord is perfect for electric snow throwers. It comes in 50- and 100-foot lengths, so you can clear your driveway all the way to the curb. |
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Written February 06, 2008 |
| Snow Joe Ultra (19") 13-Amp Electric Snow Thrower Review |
| By Dee Williams (Gary, IN) |
I placed my order for this snow thrower Monday afternoon February 4, 2008.
The UPS man was at my door today Wednesday afternoon February 6, 2008.
I just put it together per instructions. Snow is on the horizon. After shoveling snow two days in a row, I decided it was time to find an easier way.
I am waiting for my brother to come back to advise me on the best electrical cord.
I can't wait to use it. It will be a lot less wear and tear on me.
After reading a review from another lady, I read the manual. I was very careful that I paid attention to the pictures. I did not find it difficult to assemble. |
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Written January 14, 2008 |
| Snow Joe Ultra (19") 13-Amp Electric Snow Thrower Review |
| By stella stanley (Boston, MA) |
A very excellent machine for the money.
Flexible and powerful enough for our northeast snow.
The manual is terrible. Be sure to read all the FAQs on the Snow Joe web site even before you begin assembly. |
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Written December 15, 2007 |
| Snow Joe Ultra (19") 13-Amp Electric Snow Thrower Review |
| By mike peters (Albany, NY) |
This is the best out of three snow blowers that I've ever bought.
I thought this was great. Starts every time. No constant pulling of a cord, and messing with the choke on a tempermental carbeurator. Quieter too. No smoke in your face and high gas bills.
I owned a new Lawn Boy and a used Toro and hated them both. If they ever started when you needed them, it took a lot of pulling and mixing gas and oil. Gas isn't cheap, nor is two-cycle engine oil.
This snow blower did what the gas-powered ones did. Most of the time, the fuel and oil plugged up the needle and seat, causing more time to be in the repair shop and none cleaning the snow off the drive way like it was suppose to do.
Only problem was buying a 14-amp, 14-gauge cord heavy enough for it. Just plug it in and go to it! : ) |
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Written December 07, 2007 |
| Snow Joe Ultra (19") 13-Amp Electric Snow Thrower Review |
| By Michael Day (Cedar Rapids, IA) |
It's nice to have an electric snow blower that has enough power to do the big jobs.
I don't have to hassle with oil and gas, and it's simple to use. Just plug it in and start clearing snow.
Buying one for my parents and in-laws for Christmas! |
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