Snow Joe Ultra (18") 15-Amp Electric Snow Blower With 20W Halogen Light

A couple days after I received my snow blower we got 12" of snow. I wasn't sure how well an electric snow blower would work on this much snow. I was amazed. I did my drive way and my fathers with out a problem. My son-in-law then borrowed it and did his drive way and his neighbors. The only negative thing I can say is you have to be careful with your power cord. Got mine caught in the blades and it chewed it up pretty good. Make sure you don't run your snow blower why you back up.

A friend sent my SJ623E (!) as a gift after the small Toro wouldn't start, (even had electric start but I couldn't use it /get it to start after the second snowfall). Also the Toro was small but VERY heavy for my bad back.

The first time out with Mr. Snow Joe we had great fun. I am absent minded so I kept repeating to myself to WATCH THE CORD. It was a true love story.

Apparently our love faded some, as today I just tried to get Mr. Snow Joe up and running. Granted, it is six below zero with total sunshine, after an 6" snowfall and horrific winds blowing drifts approx. 1 foot high or more.

He didn't mind the first lap, but then died. I panicked, and kept looking back at my place to see if my house was on fire ... (? ...) After unplugging and plugging back in it would start ... run a few minutes and die again. I did this several times before coming in the house to get warm. I do have another large chunk to do behind my vehicle by the road, but afraid my "Mr." won't cooperate.

Compared to the Toro? I love him. At least he keeps coming back for more.... way more than I can say about the other guy.

Advise you to get one? Heck YES!!

A friend sent my SJ623E (!) as a gift after the small Toro wouldn't start, (even had electric start but I couldn't use it /get it to start after the second snowfall). Also the Toro was small but VERY heavy for my bad back.

The first time out with Mr. Snow Joe we had great fun. I am absent minded so I kept repeating to myself to WATCH THE CORD. It was a true love story.

Apparently our love faded some, as today I just tried to get Mr. Snow Joe up and running. Granted, it is six below zero... more

I started my snow blower life with a gas model, starts with a "T"..4-letters...first one purchased late in the winter, used twice. Next year wouldn't start, took it back to shop...6-weeks later and $165 later it worked for the last snow. the next winter...wouldn't start despite doing what the dealer said to do for storage.

Took it back again, it was same story....told him to keep it, I was ok it. I bought the biggest Snow Joe, I could find...this is the third year, works fine. I have use it in all types of snow. The wet stuff doesn't go through great, but it does go through.

Deep stuff sometimes takes two runs, The cords are always something to watch, but that's the price you pay for not having gas and oil to contend with. AND it ALWAYS works!!! I was skeptical, but after the first use, I love it!

I started my snow blower life with a gas model, starts with a "T"..4-letters...first one purchased late in the winter, used twice. Next year wouldn't start, took it back to shop...6-weeks later and $165 later it worked for the last snow. the next winter...wouldn't start despite doing what the dealer said to do for storage.

Took it back again, it was same story....told him to keep it, I was ok it. I bought the biggest Snow Joe, I could find...this is the third year, works fine. I... more

I imagine this is a fine electric snow blower. I used it yesterday in a five inch snow storm. It got the job done but I figure its gas powered equivalent would have done a better job. The power cord was also in the way.