Toro 38654 - Power Max® 1128OXE (28") 342cc Two-Stage Snow Blower

Grade	Style
Clearing 28" Wide	Intake 21" High
Surface Unpaved	Area Large

Pivoting Scraper
•Exclusively on the Toro Power Max 1128OXE
•Allows the scraper to pivot front to back
•Clears to the pavement while preventing sudden stops

Quick Stick® Chute Control
•Change chute direction AND deflection with one lever

One-Hand Interlock
•Control the speed with one hand, adjust the chute with the other

Freewheel Steering
•Handle controls disengage wheels independently or simultaneously
•Makes turning, steering and reversing adjustments easy

Power Max® Auger System
•Revolutionary system meters snow intake to reduce clogging
•Inverted funnel with non-stick surface minimizes build up
•Snow not immediately thrown is returned back into the auger

Heavy-Duty Auger Gear Case
•Extremely durable gear case power serrated augers
•Virtually eliminates the need for troublesome sheer pins

Briggs & Stratton 4-Cycle OHV Engine
•120-Volt electric start with back up mitten-grip recoil handle

Model
	Model Number:	38654
	Manufacturer:	Toro
Engine
	Brand:	Briggs & Stratton Snow Series
	Type:	4-Cycle OHV
	Power:	342 cc
	Starting System:	120-Volt Electric /w Recoil
	Fuel Tank:	4 quarts (3.79 liters)
Auger
	Diameter:	14 (35.56 cm)
	Material:	Serrated Steel
Impeller
Chute
	Material:	Plastic
	Chute Rotation:	Quick Stick
	Turning Radius:	180°
	Max Throwing Distance:	45 feet (13.72 meters)
Drive System
	Drive:	Friction Disc
	Steering:	Handle-Mounted Triggers
	Forward Speeds:	6 Forward
	Reverse Speeds:	2 Reverse
	Tire Type:	X-Trac
	Tire Size:	15" x 5" (38.1 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 - Reversible
Overview
	Weight:	257 Lbs. (116.58 kilograms)
	Consumer Warranty:	3 Years
	Commercial Warranty:	Not Available

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1 Question

Q: Is there a cab available for the 1128OXE?
Are they hard to assemble?
by Paul Atlas from New Hampshire on July 25, 2011

A: Paul - yes, there is a snow cab for the Toro 1128OXE. Toro snow cab This snow cab also requires a front weight kit Front weight kit Assembly is not difficult. Figure on 20 to 30 minutes total time depending on your skill level with basic hand tools.
by Kriss, Product Expert

Overall
Rating

5.0

(Based on 2 Reviews)

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December 14, 2010

Gary
Silver Creek, NY

Toro Is The Best

This is my 3rd Toro snow blower. After researching and trying different brands, I have come to the conclusion Toro by far is the best blower on the market.

My first one was an 832 around 1975, then a 8-HP Power shift model, and 4 yrs ago i bought the Power max 11-HP, and I have been blowing a lot of snow here in the snow belt of western New York .

I have found no faults with this latest one, They may cost a little more than some of the other brands , but the design & materials used are much better than the rest. If there's a foot or just inches , this blower will throw the snow, ... more

August 27, 2010

Frenchy Lamebull
Grants, NM

Beautiful, Mean Looking Machine

Received my Toro snowblower and managed to assemble it without much difficulty....it's a beautiful, mean looking machine, and although I am not looking forward to a snowy winter I am nonetheless anxious to start throwing that accumulation of white stuff somewhere out of my driveway!

Thanks for the speedy shipment! Cheers!

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