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24" Snow Joe 96V Cordless Dual-Stage Snow Blower w/ 4x 12Ah Batteries & 2x Chargers

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Walmart has 24" Snow Joe 96V Cordless Self-Propelled Dual-Stage Snow Blower w/ 4x 12-Ah Batteries & 2x Chargers (24V-X4-SB24) on sale for $597. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 4 x 12.0-Ah batteries + 2 x dual-port chargers
  • Self-Propelled + Variable Drive Speed: Features forward and reverse settings
  • 2 Serrated Steel Blades: clears a path 24" wide x 17.5" deep in a single pass
  • Brushless Plowing Motor/brushless Drive Motor: 3200 W/400 W
  • Scraper Bar: Clears to the ground without damaging decks, driveways, or pavement
  • 180Âş Auto-Rotate Chute: Throws snow up to 40ft away
  • 6 x 3-Watt Led Lights: Light up the night for safer nighttime clearing
  • Weight: 147.7 lbs
  • 2-year warranty

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Walmart has 24" Snow Joe 96V Cordless Self-Propelled Dual-Stage Snow Blower w/ 4x 12-Ah Batteries & 2x Chargers (24V-X4-SB24) on sale for $597. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter hawkblu09 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 4 x 12.0-Ah batteries + 2 x dual-port chargers
  • Self-Propelled + Variable Drive Speed: Features forward and reverse settings
  • 2 Serrated Steel Blades: clears a path 24" wide x 17.5" deep in a single pass
  • Brushless Plowing Motor/brushless Drive Motor: 3200 W/400 W
  • Scraper Bar: Clears to the ground without damaging decks, driveways, or pavement
  • 180Âş Auto-Rotate Chute: Throws snow up to 40ft away
  • 6 x 3-Watt Led Lights: Light up the night for safer nighttime clearing
  • Weight: 147.7 lbs
  • 2-year warranty

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Model: Snow Joe 96V 24-In Dual Stage Snow Blower Kit w/ 4 x 24V 12Ah Batteries and Quad Charger

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Mrsaver1234
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I have a few snow Joe tools and one of the tools and one of the batteries crapped out. It was a tire inflator, less than a year old used maybe 3 times at most. I contacted the company and they told me that they we're out of stock, that I had to send the broken stuff back and they would give me a gift card for a unknown amount 🤦. I keep asking how much and they refused to tell me the amount. So in my opinion THEY ARE SKETCHY / LOW QUALITY AND I WOULD NOT SPEND $600 ON THEIR JUNK.
Juan2049
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Beware. Every single battery powered snowjoe product I've had has failed, and always after the warranty ends. This includes 2 blowers, 1 cordless chainsaw, 1 powered snow shovel, and 5 snowblowers. A few years ago there was a nice sale on all this stuff, and I bought a lot of them for my family to replace gas powered equipment. SnowJoe was no help because I did not buy their extended warranty. So if you are considering this blower, please factor in their extended warranty cost into the price
munkle
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While I would say their warranty service is eager to fix the problem, they don't actually have parts or even your model in stock to help. (Read reviews and people will mention the same thing) My handle broke and they didn't have the part and said they would likely never have it. They offered to replace the entire blower which was nice but they also didn't have my model and I had to step down to a lower model. I wasn't very pleased about that. They shipped the new one to me on their dime and paid to ship the old one back which a lot of places don't do so that was nice.

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Dec 18, 2023 06:22 AM
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Dec 18, 2023 06:32 AM
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billy_kiddDec 18, 2023 06:32 AM
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Quote from MN_Slickdealer :
We get a lot of smaller 4-12" storms each season as well, so there will be more use than the large storms.

The move to electric is more to have the ability to clear snow late at night or early in the morning without disrupting neighbors and sleeping kids.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsRI1JAhX-E

Bet the electric doesn't last 50 years without battery replacement, and good luck finding batteries 50 years from now. That's the Achilles heel for all electrics.
Last edited by billy_kidd December 17, 2023 at 10:39 PM.
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Dec 18, 2023 08:35 AM
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roysj88Dec 18, 2023 08:35 AM
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Quote from 4friendz :
I bought greenworks dual stage, self propelled 80v for 1700 from costco.. Now i am wondering if that was a mistake, this is way cheaper and seems like will do equivalent job. Someone please guide 🙏 what is the difference ? Should we return and get this one ?
You did not make a mistake, that is a far superior unit
Dec 18, 2023 01:34 PM
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SturdavjDec 18, 2023 01:34 PM
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Quote from 4friendz :
I bought greenworks dual stage, self propelled 80v for 1700 from costco.. Now i am wondering if that was a mistake, this is way cheaper and seems like will do equivalent job. Someone please guide 🙏 what is the difference ? Should we return and get this one ?
you can get 3 of these for that price. I'd return and risk it with joe
Dec 18, 2023 01:41 PM
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chisss1Dec 18, 2023 01:41 PM
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Quote from MN_Slickdealer :
Thanks for the response, though it doesn't leave me feeling very confident…
I know. I guess we will see how it does this year. I was told by the repair shop that because electric anything has a ton of instant torque and gas blowers have a clutch that if they encounter any rocks it will just slip but because of the amount of torque, the materials aren't built to withstand that and snap instead.
Was it a freak accident? Idk. But of course it's 60F now in CT which makes no sense this time of the year so I haven't had a chance to try it out.
Dec 18, 2023 03:02 PM
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ssspinballDec 18, 2023 03:02 PM
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I live in the midwest and own two electric vehicles (zero gas vehicles) and an electric lawnmower. Those things are outstanding and vastly superior to gas units of the same in so many ways that I would never consider going back. Quieter, refuel easily at home, zero maintenance, and (unlike with snowblowers) the electric vehicles have noticeably more power/torque than the gas equivalents despite being 4x more efficient and cheaper to run. There's no "virtual signaling" necessary (sigh) when the product is THAT superior.

That said, snowblowers are where I draw the line. They'll get there eventually, but IMO 4 cycle gas units are still superior in too many ways and way better value. Unlike the other uses above, the scales haven't tipped in favor of electrics yet. Even for better and more trustworthy brands than Snow Joe.
Last edited by ssspinball December 18, 2023 at 07:04 AM.
Dec 18, 2023 03:10 PM
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1gokartDec 18, 2023 03:10 PM
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Not bad of a deal. I almost thought the batteries are worth it but then read it's a 24V battery with 7.5ah x 4 = 720w/hr. My Ego 2-stage 56v 7.5 x 2 = 840w/hr.
A this price it's equivalent to most average (entry level) 2 stage, 4-cycle snow blower, so it's worth it.
Last edited by 1gokart December 18, 2023 at 07:13 AM.
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Dec 18, 2023 03:25 PM
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anarkie13Dec 18, 2023 03:25 PM
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I'm all for the switch over to battery. But I think if you're in an area where a 2 stage is pretty much required, it's still not yet reliable enough. I'm keeping an eye out on them. Maybe my next blower will be battery based. As far as the unit in this post I'd be cautious. The company seems to be generally cheap. But with snow removal you need something a bit robust.

If I were to buy a battery snow blower today, I might risk an Ego or Greenworks. I have tons of ryobi kit but the 2 stage is still too new and some issues with starting in cold that I've read.
Dec 18, 2023 03:26 PM
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fzpDec 18, 2023 03:26 PM
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Quote from ssspinball :
I live in the midwest and own two electric vehicles (zero gas vehicles) and an electric lawnmower. Those things are outstanding and vastly superior to gas units of the same in so many ways that I would never consider going back. Quieter, refuel easily at home, zero maintenance, and (unlike with snowblowers) the electric vehicles have noticeably more power/torque than the gas equivalents despite being 4x more efficient and cheaper to run. There's no "virtual signaling" necessary (sigh) when the product is THAT superior.

That said, snowblowers are where I draw the line. They'll get there eventually, but IMO 4 cycle gas units are still superior in too many ways and way better value. Unlike the other uses above, the scales haven't tipped in favor of electrics yet. Even for better and more trustworthy brands than Snow Joe.
I appreciate the balanced viewpoint. I have a 2011 Nissan Leaf first gen with fairly depleted batteries (100K miles). It's shortcomings are Nissan's poor design of the first gen batteries - so with depleted batteries, the vehicle has mediocre range (especially in winter). That said it's vastly superior to any ICE vehicle I've owned in every other way. And it still provides us with 90% of our local driving with nearly zero maintenance.

My point here is that I also think these generations of snow blowers are like my crappy ol' Leaf - not yet ready for primetime. ICE probably still wins for snowblowers (as well as long-range vehicles). But at this price it's so damn tempting to buy this and cross my fingers...
Dec 18, 2023 03:57 PM
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dilatedpeoples28Dec 18, 2023 03:57 PM
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Quote from 1gokart :
Not bad of a deal. I almost thought the batteries are worth it but then read it's a 24V battery with 7.5ah x 4 = 720w/hr. My Ego 2-stage 56v 7.5 x 2 = 840w/hr.
A this price it's equivalent to most average (entry level) 2 stage, 4-cycle snow blower, so it's worth it.
Arent they 4 x 12ah batteries? So it would be 1152w/hr for this.
Dec 18, 2023 04:01 PM
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beaver.banditDec 18, 2023 04:01 PM
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Quote from MN_Slickdealer :
We get a lot of smaller 4-12" storms each season as well, so there will be more use than the large storms.

The move to electric is more to have the ability to clear snow late at night or early in the morning without disrupting neighbors and sleeping kids.
I get that you're trying to sell yourself on your new snowblower. But nowhere in Minnesota gets an average of 12'+ of snow per year. Yes, a couple events over a foot, but you're exaggerating.

In my opinion, unless you don't have the storage space for a gas blower, or you're not able bodied. I'd still suggest a gas blower. This is Slickdeals after all. Electric lawn mowers all the way though.
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Dec 18, 2023 04:40 PM
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jamesbingerDec 18, 2023 04:40 PM
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Good luck when the batteries dies in a few years. I have a gas one that is 20 years old!
Dec 18, 2023 05:09 PM
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SeylercDec 18, 2023 05:09 PM
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Quote from jamesbinger :
Good luck when the batteries dies in a few years. I have a gas one that is 20 years old!
There are always a dozen comments like this for every gas replacement cordless outdoor tool.

Either you know how to maintain small gas engines or you don't, typically doing things like leaving old gas in the carb or not using clear gas.

Also a lot of people are not great a maintaining rechargeable lithiums and get subpar lifespan, typically charging them when the packs are too cold or hot or running them empty intentionally as if they are NiCd batteries of the 80s.

Nobody's wrong really, but get what you need and are able to keep going.

Some fail to maintain either. Please take a little time to learn at least one (gas or electric). Our landfills don't need any more thrown out poorly maintained gas appliances or wasted lithium tools whose packs probably are just out of balance.
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GreyStar354Dec 18, 2023 06:23 PM
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I have an older sno joe single stage blower and 2 batteries I bought used. I am not afraid of battery repair and thought it worth it. So eventually the blower stopped working/intermittant. I assumed battery and started there. I tore into everything, checking systems out down to the actual motor. Turns out, the safety connection wire connection was intermittant (hardest type to find). In doing that, I saw how they made the thing. It isn't made of carbon fiber and gold plated, BUT I was plesantly surprised at how workably simple it was made. I had assumed the motor controller was bad and ordered another (ebike sytem is what is used). But effectively, they used battery drain to test for overload so you don't blow the motor. On a single stage, I get it. I'm very curious what they did for a dual stage. I have a gasser 10hp and that gets bogged down sometimes with the snow/ice at the end of the driveway. The little single stage can't handle that, but does everything else very well. And very lightweight, I take it to work and do the sidewalks there. One battery usually gets me through my corner lot and the short driveway. Sometimes through the large back porch as well.

For 500 and 4 batteries (likely running 2 at a time) - this is a good deal to try, I think.

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Dec 18, 2023 10:01 PM
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akbungleDec 18, 2023 10:01 PM
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Quote from 4friendz :
I bought greenworks dual stage, self propelled 80v for 1700 from costco.. Now i am wondering if that was a mistake, this is way cheaper and seems like will do equivalent job. Someone please guide 🙏 what is the difference ? Should we return and get this one ?
I bought the same deal as you from Costco and feel a bit weird about it however these two are certainly not equals as I understand. The Snow Joe is more like the Powersmart brand and those were (maybe still are) running at $900 with the extra battery. Both of those two tend to get middling reviews and complaints about longevity. The Greenworks come with a 4 year warranty and buying at Costco if you register your batteries you get an additional 4 year warranty on those for free.

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