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EGO POWER+ Snow Blower 24in Self-Propelled 2 Stage with Two 7.5 Ah Batteries - $1399 various stores

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This usually goes for $1650, and sales are often only at the end of the season to clear out stock. So if you're looking to buy one before the snow starts falling and not have a good chunk of warranty burn up before you've even used it for the first time, this is a good chance to snag it on sale.

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This usually goes for $1650, and sales are often only at the end of the season to clear out stock. So if you're looking to buy one before the snow starts falling and not have a good chunk of warranty burn up before you've even used it for the first time, this is a good chance to snag it on sale.

Ace [acehardware.com] (must sign up for free rewards program - will also deliver and assemble for free)

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Amazon [amazon.com]

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c00lkid54Yesterday 03:26 PM
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I posted this 5 days ago. Seems like no one realized
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Mkreps12Yesterday 04:58 PM
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I can't speak from owning any EGO products, but is that unit that much better than the PowerSmart 80V setup? https://a.co/d/aMlCQc5. $649 with one battery and $889 with two batteries. Serious question, I need a new snow thrower..
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Quote from Mkreps12 :
I can't speak from owning any EGO products, but is that unit that much better than the PowerSmart 80V setup? https://a.co/d/aMlCQc5. $649 with one battery and $889 with two batteries. Serious question, I need a new snow thrower..
Honestly, the Ego snow blower probably isn't much better, if it even is. But what you're partially paying for with Ego is a brand with strong name recognition and a wide variety of tools that use the same batteries. For me, picking a brand and staying within their ecosystem for tools tends to be the most convenient and cost effective. This is the first I've ever heard of PowerSmart, so I can't speak to them, but I have a half dozen Ego tools now and have been happy with all of them.
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Lias1017Yesterday 09:52 PM
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Quote from c00lkid54 :
https://slickdeals.net/f/18753010

I posted this 5 days ago. Seems like no one realized
Is it still a slick deal if no one sees it? /s
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foxblurYesterday 09:58 PM
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Quote from brendanjered :
Honestly, the Ego snow blower probably isn't much better, if it even is. But what you're partially paying for with Ego is a brand with strong name recognition and a wide variety of tools that use the same batteries. For me, picking a brand and staying within their ecosystem for tools tends to be the most convenient and cost effective. This is the first I've ever heard of PowerSmart, so I can't speak to them, but I have a half dozen Ego tools now and have been happy with all of them.
Agree. Also lots of ego and batteries. But $1400 is too much for this
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NorjgoYesterday 10:10 PM
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Quote from Mkreps12 :
I can't speak from owning any EGO products, but is that unit that much better than the PowerSmart 80V setup? https://a.co/d/aMlCQc5. $649 with one battery and $889 with two batteries. Serious question, I need a new snow thrower..

I have no idea how PowerSmart is.

I do have several Ego products and they are well engineered and manufactured. I have not had a problem with an of my Ego products except for a battery purchased with a closeout chainsaw when Home Depot stopped selling Ego. Ego replaced the battery quickly.

All my Ego products work well and I woud buy again. They are more expensive than gas models, but their lack of maintenance makes it worthwhile for me.

Another benefit of Ego is all their products can use all their batteries. Although you would not want to use a 12 Ah battery in a string trimmer becuase it is too heavy and you don't need that much power for a string trimmer.
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ansonvsYesterday 10:19 PM
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Quote from Norjgo :


I have no idea how PowerSmart is.

I do have several Ego products and they are well engineered and manufactured. I have not had a problem with an of my Ego products except for a battery purchased with a closeout chainsaw when Home Depot stopped selling Ego. Ego replaced the battery quickly.

All my Ego products work well and I woud buy again. They are more expensive than gas models, but their lack of maintenance makes it worthwhile for me.

Another benefit of Ego is all their products can use all their batteries. Although you would not want to use a 12 Ah battery in a string trimmer becuase it is too heavy and you don't need that much power for a string trimmer.
I have gas Ariens snow blowwer for almost 15 years with minimum maintenance except oil change annually. This battery EGO is hyped, expensive and sub par in comparison comparison from gas powered. You also forget the time consuming to remember maintain the battery during the winter or extremely cold time.
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SplendidGalley998Yesterday 10:33 PM
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Quote from ansonvs :
I have gas Ariens snow blowwer for almost 15 years with minimum maintenance except oil change annually. This battery EGO is hyped, expensive and sub par in comparison comparison from gas powered. You also forget the time consuming to remember maintain the battery during the winter or extremely cold time.
Everyone knows the battery powered stuff is overpriced because you are paying a premium for convenience. Not sure what battery "maintenance" you're talking about. There is no maintenance on batteries, The "time consuming to remember" to charge batteries is not worse than to have gas in your gas powered snow blower. Want something cheap and powerful? Go gas. Want the most convenient thing? Battery powered.
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NorjgoToday 12:29 AM
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Quote from ansonvs :
I have gas Ariens snow blowwer for almost 15 years with minimum maintenance except oil change annually. This battery EGO is hyped, expensive and sub par in comparison comparison from gas powered. You also forget the time consuming to remember maintain the battery during the winter or extremely cold time.

Ego - The battery storage when not in use is to keep it warm and dry. The battery has circuitry to partially self discharge to a safe storage level when not used for about 30 days. Charging can be done in less than 2 hours combined for both batteries. Throws snow like a beast and is quieter than a gaser.

Ariens - Oil change, put a squirt of oil in cylinder before storing, add fuel additive, drain gas, and run the gas out of the carb before storing for summer. Check auger lubrication. Replace spark plug periodically.

Check the oil periodially during the use season buy gas and fill the tank.

I had an Ariens Deluxe 28 in. 2-Stage Electric Start-Gas Snow Blower with Auto-Turn Steering. It was great. I loved it and sold it after a few years for $200 less than I paid for it, thanks to a great sale price and inflation. Threw snow like a beast.

I had both the Ariens, and currently have the Ego so I am speaking from actual experience rather than what I may have heard or read.

We disagree, but I speak from experience.
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ansonvsToday 01:15 AM
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Quote from SplendidGalley998 :
Everyone knows the battery powered stuff is overpriced because you are paying a premium for convenience. Not sure what battery "maintenance" you're talking about. There is no maintenance on batteries, The "time consuming to remember" to charge batteries is not worse than to have gas in your gas powered snow blower. Want something cheap and powerful? Go gas. Want the most convenient thing? Battery powered.
During the winter time, you cannot leave the battery outside. Bring the battery in and out of the house is worse than one time time oil change. Period. I hate that every year.
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SplendidGalley998Today 01:19 AM
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Quote from ansonvs :
During the winter time, you cannot leave the battery outside. Bring the battery in and out of the house is worse than one time time oil change. Period. I hate that every year.
You have to get gas. Or store gas in your garage. You can leave the batteries in the garage. It's also not a huge deal to simply bring them in. Can easily store them under a laundry sink or similar in your mud room. The fact that you think bringing batteries inside is more maintenance than a gas powered snow blower is insane.
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ansonvsToday 01:20 AM
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Quote from Norjgo :
Ego - The battery storage when not in use is to keep it warm and dry. The battery has circuitry to partially self discharge to a safe storage level when not used for about 30 days. Charging can be done in less than 2 hours combined for both batteries. Throws snow like a beast and is quieter than a gaser.

Ariens - Oil change, put a squirt of oil in cylinder before storing, add fuel additive, drain gas, and run the gas out of the carb before storing for summer. Check auger lubrication. Replace spark plug periodically.

Check the oil periodially during the use season buy gas and fill the tank.

I had an Ariens Deluxe 28 in. 2-Stage Electric Start-Gas Snow Blower with Auto-Turn Steering. It was great. I loved it and sold it after a few years for $200 less than I paid for it, thanks to a great sale price and inflation. Threw snow like a beast.

I had both the Ariens, and currently have the Ego so I am speaking from actual experience rather than what I may have heard or read.

We disagree, but I speak from experience.
How you keep the battery warm and dry needs a special properly maintenance. It's a Li battery, when it gets old it's sticky bomb under your roof.
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NorjgoToday 01:32 AM
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Quote from ansonvs :
How you keep the battery warm and dry needs a special properly maintenance. It's a Li battery, when it gets old it's sticky bomb under your roof.

You are just lucky that gas is safe and stable under all conditions, unless you spill it, store in a leaky container, or keep it for more than a few months and you have to drive somewhere in a storm if you forgot to buy some before.

:-)
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Quote from c00lkid54 :
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I posted this 5 days ago. Seems like no one realized
Yea but you are not an influencer account so it didn't get upvoted. That's how it works. Why post if you are not getting paid?

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