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20" Greenworks 13-Amp Corded Electric Snow Thrower
$68
$199.99
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Walmart has 20" Greenworks 13-Amp Corded Electric Snow Thrower (2600502) on sale for $68. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
- 13 Amp motor
- 20" clearing path and 10" clearing depth.
- Adjustable 180 degree directional chute.
- Discharge snow up to 20-ft. with easy to maneuver directional crank.
- Easy electric start for hassle-free operation
- Assembled product weight: 32-lbs.
- 7" wheels for greater mobility
- Includes:
- 1x 20" Snow Thrower
- 3-year warranty
- Owner's Manual
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 20" Greenworks 13 Amp Corded Electric Snow Thrower (2600502) for $68. Shipping is Free.
Created 02-23-2024
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If you use a 16 gauge 100 ft cord, the voltage drop is going to be too steep. It will bog down too easily.
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Is it possible to replace the blade?
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If you use a 16 gauge 100 ft cord, the voltage drop is going to be too steep. It will bog down too easily.
I would recommend investing in a good extension cord that meets the snow throwers requirements and the weather. I was new to all of this when I got mine and my first extension cord was just a regular heavy duty one. It ended up "static" shocking me through the snow throwers handle. I was unaware how many different kinds are out there.
Also keep in mind this is a one-way snow thrower. So you can only go forward it doesn't work when you're pulling it backward.
It does have plastic blades which I thought was strange and it wouldn't last. But I've gone over ice chunks and all kinds of hard to debris and it hasn't failed me yet.
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But $68 bucks isn't bad for a toy if you enjoy playing around.
It's not going to move the mountain of ice at the end of the driveway, but it would take a beast of has powered unit to do that. My wife and break up the ice barrier by hand, and the thrower will do the rest.
After 10+ years of lake effect living, the poor thing was losing parts. I bought the cheaper 24V Snow Joe hoping batteries have caught up to the plug in. We only had one large snowfall, and the battery blower kept conking out on the crazy ice and snow "Lasagna" that was left from the strange weather. I think the corded would have kept going, but probably just barely.
Shoveling this, on the other hand, would have a serious misery.
If you have a small 1 lane driveway. A corded or battery operated will do you fine. If you have a 2 lane large driveway, I'd consider gas, or a Ego 2 stage battery blower.