Menards has
Briggs & Stratton 24" 208cc Two-Stage Electric Start Gas Snow Blower (1696610) on sale for $649 - $71.39 Mail-in Rebate =
$577.61. Select free store pickup where available (
store locator).
Thanks to Community Member
RickyR1832 for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location. Mail-in Rebate is in the form of merchandise credit check, valid in-store only. Merchandise credit check is not valid towards purchases made on MENARDS.COM.
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Key Features:- Briggs & Stratton 950 snow series engine was specially designed to start strong (down to 20 below zero) and power through in the toughest winter conditions
- Push button electric starting makes for quick and easy starts
- Adjust the direction the snow is thrown from left-to-right with the left side chute crank
- Oversize controls provide mitten-friendly operation
- Self-propelled snow blower with 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds
- Durable steel frame and chute and notched steel auger can take on snow and ice with ease
- Durable aluminum gear box provides long-life
- Friction disc drive transmission
- Steel reversible skid shoes
- 3-year limited warranty
Top Comments
I would never pay attention to the MSRP. This seems like a legitimate price for a snow-blower of this caliber. 20 years ago, my father paid $600 for a 6.5 HP snow-blower from Northern Tool. I used that thing up until last year when I finally went for something bigger due to the crappy winters we can sometimes get on Long Island. We get a lot of wet snow here, so I needed something, with a more powerful engine, that could throw it.
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I used to be a Sears salesman too back then selling these machines. Seems like the machine is very similar is shape and size even today and perhaps the manufacturer is MTD like it did for Craftsman.
But man this is just way too costly of things now. Wow.
I used to be a Sears salesman too back then selling these machines. Seems like the machine is very similar is shape and size even today and perhaps the manufacturer is MTD like it did for Craftsman.
But man this is just way too costly of things now. Wow.
I would never pay attention to the MSRP. This seems like a legitimate price for a snow-blower of this caliber. 20 years ago, my father paid $600 for a 6.5 HP snow-blower from Northern Tool. I used that thing up until last year when I finally went for something bigger due to the crappy winters we can sometimes get on Long Island. We get a lot of wet snow here, so I needed something, with a more powerful engine, that could throw it.
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I personally wouldn't cheap out on a blower, but to each their own. I'm just glad I bought my new Ariens Platinum 30 SHO last year as the price jumped a good $300 this year.
It works. Sometimes they go cheap on parts and things break often. Like the starter gears.
I would recommend getting some sort of shield for it. When the winds are blowing and the snow is light and powdery, you really get a face full of shit.
I would recommend getting some sort of shield for it. When the winds are blowing and the snow is light and powdery, you really get a face full of shit.
I would recommend getting some sort of shield for it. When the winds are blowing and the snow is light and powdery, you really get a face full of shit.
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Even the site says -> Everyday Low Price $649.00
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