The Greenworks 40V 20-inch Cordless Brushless Snow Blower is the perfect tool for clearing your driveway sidewalks patios and more. The powerful 40V Li-Ion System delivers greater efficiency and up to 45 minutes of run time with the included battery. Quickly clear your driveway sidewalks patio and more with a 20-inch clearing path. Quiet maintenance-free brushless motor technology combined with our patented fold system makes this snow blower easy to store and transport.Clear more with 10-inch depth 180° rotating chute for desired snow displacement. Up to 20 ft. discharge. LED lighting for better visibility. 6-inch rear wheels to maneuver in the toughest conditions.
Product SKU:
42559715
UPC:
841821012441
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Model: Greenworks 40V 20-inch Cordless Brushless Snow Blower with 4.0 Ah Battery and Charger, 26272
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Depends on too many factors to answer properly. Depth and weight of snow, temperature, etc. This is only a 4ah battery, so not huge.
I'd expect that would make snow cleanup for most folks easier. I'm in Colorado Springs and we occasionally get dumped on, I'd imagine I'll need to dig out my old but still useful Troybilt gas power 24" snowblower for larger/wet snow. I'll use this 40v one for smaller snow so I don't end up smelling like 2 stroke before going to work in the mornings after a storm.
Everyone's needs and conditions are different, but again, this would be great for most folks.
EDIT: As a note, when I ordered just a few minutes ago, the price was $149!
Depends on too many factors to answer properly. Depth and weight of snow, temperature, etc. This is only a 4ah battery, so not huge.
I'd expect that would make snow cleanup for most folks easier. I'm in Colorado Springs and we occasionally get dumped on, I'd imagine I'll need to dig out my old but still useful Troybilt gas power 24" snowblower for larger/wet snow. I'll use this 40v one for smaller snow so I don't end up smelling like 2 stroke before going to work in the mornings after a storm.
Everyone's needs and conditions are different, but again, this would be great for most folks.
EDIT: As a note, when I ordered just a few minutes ago, the price was $149!
This is great for someone like myself that lives in Philly. I had an electric one of the same size for 10 years. I have a walkway from my front door to the street but of course I have to shovel the 4 steps. Then the sidewalk. It took two passes for 15 minutes tops total of time, so this is ideal for city dwellers but aim ur snow wisely or your neighbor will shoot you ass.. haaaaaaa
I own a similar one by Snow Joe. It can handle snow that deep as long as it hasn't been allowed to sit overnight and become packed down and icy. My biggest complaint is the chute that throws the snow, becomes frozen and won't rotate. Mine is three years old and I keep the battery inside my house.
Bad reviews appear to be related to my comments above ... don't expect too much out of a 40v snow blower. Its not meant to move 10" of heavy snow, nor a whole 3 car driveway on a single charge.
Also appears the batteries are only good down to 7F, any lower they will turn themselves off and must be warmed up to keep going (which is counter intuitive for a snow blower.)
Again, though, this is great deal for most people and average needs, IMO.
This is why you don't leave your batteries outside in the cold. If you keep your batteries inside and then take them out, put them in the machine and then get working this issue will never be a factor.
I like Greenworks but I wouldn't buy them anywhere but Costco because Costco covers the batteries under warranty for 8 years. Plus you get a 4 year warranty on the machine and they will take it back for any reason.
I recently purchased the 13amp corded version, haven't unboxed yet so I could return for this. Anyone have experience in the power between the two models? I'm not bothered by the cord.
I recently purchased the 13amp corded version, haven't unboxed yet so I could return for this. Anyone have experience in the power between the two models? I'm not bothered by the cord.
I bought the 15amp snowjoe 21" corded blower and it was absolute junk, not enough power to do much of anything with it. Shoveling was much quicker and easier. This thing bogged down and the cord was a big hassle. The tubing for the handle was so small that I thought it was going to snap on me. After two tries on mild snowfalls I boxed it up and returned it. Now I have heard that battery powered snowblowers are better, especially the EGOs, but I do not have high hopes for this 40v snowblower. I own 5 or 6 batteries and lots of 40V greenworks equipment so I am essentially buying this for the battery which retails for not much less than this. If I'm lucky I can sell the blower by itself for $50 bucks and come out ahead.
I have a packed limestone / gravel driveway, and am concerned about shredding a plastic … impeller? I'd be interested in a cheaper unit with a metal impeller, especially if it's somehow belt driven; that is, if a rock gets stuck in it, I don't want it to strip the gears and destroy the drivetrain instantly. Any recommendations there?
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I'd expect that would make snow cleanup for most folks easier. I'm in Colorado Springs and we occasionally get dumped on, I'd imagine I'll need to dig out my old but still useful Troybilt gas power 24" snowblower for larger/wet snow. I'll use this 40v one for smaller snow so I don't end up smelling like 2 stroke before going to work in the mornings after a storm.
Everyone's needs and conditions are different, but again, this would be great for most folks.
EDIT: As a note, when I ordered just a few minutes ago, the price was $149!
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I'd expect that would make snow cleanup for most folks easier. I'm in Colorado Springs and we occasionally get dumped on, I'd imagine I'll need to dig out my old but still useful Troybilt gas power 24" snowblower for larger/wet snow. I'll use this 40v one for smaller snow so I don't end up smelling like 2 stroke before going to work in the mornings after a storm.
Everyone's needs and conditions are different, but again, this would be great for most folks.
EDIT: As a note, when I ordered just a few minutes ago, the price was $149!
Also appears the batteries are only good down to 7F, any lower they will turn themselves off and must be warmed up to keep going (which is counter intuitive for a snow blower.)
Again, though, this is great deal for most people and average needs, IMO.
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