Snow Joe Ultra (18") 15-Amp Electric Snow Blower

Just survived the blizzards of 2015 in a town north of Boston. That little machine performed like "the little engine that could." It was the first time I used it and didn't know what to expect but I was amazed at how it cleared snow over a foot deep. I really abused it, ramming it into snow piles actually deeper than a foot. It never got clogged and just kept coming back for more. It's a very powerful machine for the money and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

It arrived very quickly after I ordered it. Assembly was very easy. I used it in 6 inches of light fluffy snow which it delt with quite handily. It's alot easier to use than shoveling large areas which is what we have. I also used it to create runs for the animals which they loved. It's light weight and stores easily. I'm very happy we bought it.

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.

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! : )

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... more

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.

I bought this snow blower since I have to keep the alley clear to get my car out to the road. Being 64, it was hard to keep it up with a shovel especially this weekend we got over 40" of snow. This worked so well and I bought the 100 foot cord.

This was so good, just keep it away from the gravel. I did not go down all of the way, kept it above the gravel. I would never have a different snow blower.

Just what I needed priced right too . . . Work great just keep it away from gravel. Wife loves it to, easy to pickup and store. I've got a 100' cord and have had no trouble so far. I moved 6" of partialy melted snow easly last week, wanted to remove it before nightly freeze.

Thanks again . . .

The first time I used it, we had a blizzard. It was 6" to 30" deep of medium weight snow.

Some reviews said that it broke the first time it was used. So I figure those people were slamming the machine into the snow. Even gas-powered ones break with abuse. I was going to take my time and work with the snow blower and not force it.

The first path cut in the snow was slow going. I had tip it up to work the top of the snow then into the bottom of the pile. After I had a path I just slowly cut into the side wall about 8 inches, the width of the opening.

It throws the snow about 15 feet up and 20 feet out. Drifts that were 3 feet deep I knocked down with a shovel then cleared it. I did not have to lift snow. My neighbor has a monster-sized snow blower, and does everybody's driveway apron. I did some of the snow plow pile but very little.

One thing is, after you're done, quickly go over your driveway again and it will be nicely groomed. I spent 4 hours to do what would have taken me at least 7 hours and my back didn't hurt. I'm 54 years old and I don't want to lift snow anymore.

This thing worked great.

The first time I used it, we had a blizzard. It was 6" to 30" deep of medium weight snow.

Some reviews said that it broke the first time it was used. So I figure those people were slamming the machine into the snow. Even gas-powered ones break with abuse. I was going to take my time and work with the snow blower and not force it.

The first path cut in the snow was slow going. I had tip it up to work the top of the snow then into the bottom of the pile. After I had a path I... more

The blower worked just fine in 12" of snow.

My first use of the Snow Joe was the blizzard we just got. 12 inches of snow and an uphill driveway. The blower worked like a champ with one exception.

The left wheel keeps working loose and going over to the right side. I kept kicking it back and my husband will be figuring out a way to keep the wheel in place.

After using a large Sears snowblower, which was fantastic but very heavy and hard to turn, I enjoyed the ease of using this blower. No more gas and oil.

I ordered it on the day after the first noreaster of 09 and THANK GOD for this Blower!!!

We got 4 more snow storms afterwards and I really got my money's worth from this little fella. It does an amazing job and made my life much easier during snow storms.

I use this everywhere - driveways, sidewalks, and even on my deck. I am prepared for another snow storm this winter for sure.