The Greenworks 40V 20” Cordless Brushless Snow Blower is great for clearing snow. It runs up to 30 minutes on a full charge and clears a 20" wide path. The quiet brushless motor works smoothly without much upkeep. It can handle snow up to 10" deep and throws it up to 20 feet with its 180-degree rotating chute. LED lights help you see better, and it folds easily for storage. With 6" rear wheels, it moves well even in tough spots. The package includes the snow blower, a 40V 4.0 Ah battery, a charger, and an owner's manual. New Greenworks 40V 20-inch Cordless Brushless Snow Blower: Up to 30 minutes of runtime with fully charged battery Quickly clear your driveway, sidewalks, patios and more with a 20 in. clearing path Quiet, maintenance free brushless motor technology Clear more with 10 in. depth 180 degree rotating chute for desired snow displacement Up to 20 ft. discharge LED Lighting for better visibility Easy fold system for compact storage and transportation 6" rear wheels to maneuver in the toughest conditions What's Included: (1) 40V 20 in. Snow Thrower (1) 40V 4.0 Ah Battery (1) Battery Charger (1) Owner's Manual
Model Number:
26272
Product SKU:
42559715
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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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I have an 80v and it's ok, the newer models with multiple batteries and not plastic are much nicer and also way more expensive. 40v I'm guessing would be lite work for sure because the 80 isn't perfect
I have the 60v and it's pretty decent. Did 4" a few days ago with zero issues. Saved me from having to get out the 2 stage. For the price, this looks good.
I have the 60v and it's pretty decent. Did 4" a few days ago with zero issues. Saved me from having to get out the 2 stage. For the price, this looks good.
Is your 2-stage in the attic?
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I got this with the extra battery for $148 back in June from Walmart. But if you need it now, it is still a great budget snowblower. The plastic blades were not an issue for me as it did it's job. It gets clogged up when you go over wet and slushy snow, but spraying wd-40 in the chute made it run smoothly with less chance of a clog.
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Already used it twice this season. Works great, especially if you already have the 40 v series and have more batteries. Not getting tied to record makes it incredibly convenient and easy to do sidewalks.
Thanks! I spent $184 on the 40v shovel. Realized all my other tools are only 20v. Much cheaper to buy this combo vs a battery and charger for the shovel.
Live in Chicago and have had this for 3 years. It's good for light snowfalls less than 2 in. Even then it gets clogged easily and stops the impeller. Out of all my greenworks tools this is the one I regret getting.
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Also for what it's worth. We got about 12-16 inches in Ohio in the last week. I used the 80V about 4 times total. Did the job and is def worth the $150. Wouldn't spend more than that though.
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Thanks. I have been looking t a corded as I have a "solar" generator I can use to make this uncorded.
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Also for what it's worth. We got about 12-16 inches in Ohio in the last week. I used the 80V about 4 times total. Did the job and is def worth the $150. Wouldn't spend more than that though.
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