Home Depot [homedepot.com] has the
Dewalt 60-Volt 21 in. Maximum Cordless Electric Single Stage Snow Blower with Two 4.0 Ah FLEXVOLT Batteries and 2 Chargers on sale for
$799.
About This Product
Clear up to 16-parking spaces with the 60V MAX Single-Stage Snow Blower. Engineered to throw snow up to 40 ft. this single-stage machine has a 7 in. steel auger to break down heavy, wet, or packed snow. Powered by (2) FLEXVOLT DCB612 4.0Ah batteries, this snow blower is equipped with an LED dashboard for instantaneous readouts of battery levels, 2-way electric chute controls for directional command, and single-touch dashboard-mounted paddles. Featuring Max Power Mode to help maximize performance on big jobs and Eco Mode to help prolong battery life, this electric snow blower is designed for tough demands.
Highlights- Clear up to 16 parking spaces on a single charge, based on 9'x18' average parking space size in 3"-5" snow depth, using (2) DCB612 batteries. Results may vary depending on environmental conditions
- Remove snow build-up with up to 40 ft. throwing distance. Throwing distance measured along snow discharge arc. Results may vary depending on environmental conditions.
- 2-way electric chute rotation helps provide directional command with the touch of a paddle
- Easy-to-read LED dashboard displays battery state-of-charge, current operation mode, high-load indicator, and fault indicator while unit is in use.
- 7 in. steel auger chops through heavy, wet snow.
- Max Power Mode allows for quick driveway clearings and more power when needed compared to Eco Mode.
- Eco Mode allows for prolonged snow blower battery life compared to Max Power Mode.
- Quick-fold handle offers efficient snow blower storage and transportation.
- Dual-LED headlights help provide visibility in low light conditions.
- 80% quieter than comparable gas snow blower vs. Cub Cadet 1X 21 LHP. measurements taken without load from the operator's position in a lab environment
- 25% lighter weight than comparable gas snow blower. Equipped with (2) DeWALT DCB612 batteries vs. Cub Cadet 1X 21" LHP with full tank of fuel
- Brushless auger motor for optimal runtime and performance.
- Work in tough conditions for up to 45 minutes per charge. based on 1"-3" snow depth, using (2) DCB612 batteries. Results may vary depending on environmental conditions.
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I live somewhere that gets plenty of snow and can clear my walkways, small driveway pad, and sidewalk for our block without swapping batteries. We did get one late storm that brought a lot of heavy, wet snow, and I had to swap batteries and push pretty hard to clear the block for that one. I already owned other FlexVolt batteries so I don't consider that a problem but others might.
Check with your local utilities, they may have a rebate for electric snow blowers. Mine gave me $100 back.
Seems Ryobi and Ego both have a 2-stage battery blower (40v and 56v respectively). I wonder if this will be the next generation for Dewalt. Perhaps this would alleviate some of the bogging down toolguy mentions.
Also the HomeDepot site review section is littered with reviews mentioning an issue with a drive belt breaking.
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