PowerSmart 18-inch Corded Electric Snow Blower (Snow Thrower w/ 120V 15-Amp Motor, 700lbs/min) $79.99 + Free Shipping

UKR_12

Jan 23, 2026 12:47 AM

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Any snow blower experts? Smilie

Good deal?

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Note: price now $89.99

XtraCrispi

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XtraCrispiJan 23, 2026 11:51 PM

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It "bossts speed". I'm in! This can't be good; can it?

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GreenTable7035

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It "bossts speed". I'm in! This can't be good; can it?

Unrecycleable junk from Asia

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SoupMonster

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Sold and shipped by 3rd party vendor and it seems you'll have to contact the vendor to initiate a return. Just fyi

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pesko08

Jan 24, 2026 08:24 AM

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pesko08Jan 24, 2026 08:24 AM

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Corded snow blowers are trash! I had a similar greenworks one and it looked like this except different coloring. Unless you live in an area where it never really snows, these are garbage and will piss you off every time you try to use it. These are super light so when you push into snow, this will push up and go over it. The cord is terrible, you'll hate how often you need to adjust or move it while you're doing your driveway. They have no power, you'll be throwing snow 2 feet away. Gas or battery snow blowers are expensive but the corded versions are just not what you want at all.

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Cornholio84

Jan 24, 2026 01:15 PM

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Corded snow blowers are trash! I had a similar greenworks one and it looked like this except different coloring. Unless you live in an area where it never really snows, these are garbage and will piss you off every time you try to use it. These are super light so when you push into snow, this will push up and go over it. The cord is terrible, you'll hate how often you need to adjust or move it while you're doing your driveway. They have no power, you'll be throwing snow 2 feet away. Gas or battery snow blowers are expensive but the corded versions are just not what you want at all.

I have been using a Green works corded for the last 16 years in the snowbelt.....Belt just gave out the other day. I can't complain. Throws snow a mile.....

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mdmd2222mdmd2222

Jan 24, 2026 05:58 PM

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mdmd2222mdmd2222Jan 24, 2026 05:58 PM

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I have a electric snow blower, not this brand. Lightweight, moves snow, it's a great tool to have. $80 seems like a buying price, especially in January if you need one.

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Tsukuba79

Jan 25, 2026 02:35 AM

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Tsukuba79Jan 25, 2026 02:35 AM

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I've used a corded SnowJoe for several years, and it suits my needs & the configuration of my property, with a 100ft extension cord. The cord is a PIA, but thanks to global warming we no longer get much snow here in Southeastern PA. Good cheap solution if it only sees occasional use.

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Halal_hotdog

Jan 26, 2026 08:43 PM

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Halal_hotdogJan 26, 2026 08:43 PM

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A corded snow blower is a disaster. Either you have a tiny property and no need to bring this thing out, or you have a driveway that requires a snow blower and you have to lug around a massive extension cord. There are very few situations where a corded snow blower makes sense.

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K9styl

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Jan 27, 2026 12:14 PM

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A lot of people are here. Complaining about the ineffectiveness of a corded snowblower. While it may be ineffective for them, I don't think they're necessarily everybody. Just know what this shortcomings are and whether or not it makes sense for your situation. A corded snowblower, you'll probably need an extension cable that is quite long. You'll also want to get a good gauge one so that it doesn't have issues since they run a lot of power through the Cable. You'll have to keep moving the cord which is irritating but unlike batteries, I don't have to worry about running out of power before I'm finished with the job. I also only have occasional snow in the Mid-Atlantic historically so investing a ton of money. Which battery solutions tend to be doesn't make sense for a single use tool that takes up a lot of space. The other thing I'll I'll mention is that I think I have a Snow. Joe or something like that. It was only about 125 bucks or so and works great but it has been literally falling apart. Screws were the first thing to rust and then this last storm a bunch of parts broke off but it still works to throw snow. But it needs to be replaced after a few years and after a few uses. That said, for me, a corded approach is still the most sensible if I can find a decent quality one or a cheap one that'll last a few Winters

Rating:	(4 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	401 Walmart Reviews
Product Description:	Clear snow easily with the Brand New PowerSmart snow blower. Its strong 120V 15 Amp motor gives you power and control. The 180-degree chute lets you direct snow just where you need it. With a rubber auger for better cleaning and longer run time, this snow blower is user-friendly. Enjoy a push-button start and lightweight design, perfect for sidewalks, steps, decks, and driveways. Embrace quick and easy snow clearing with this great tool! Excellent Clearing: Clears 18" wide, 6" deep, throws snow 30 feet—handles light snow with ease. Lightweight and Easy: At 31.2 lbs, it’s simple to move, great for sidewalks and tight spots. Powerful Motor: 15-amp motor clears snow fast, perfect for light to moderate snowfalls. Electric Power: Corded design means nonstop power, no refueling or charging needed. Easy Start: Just plug in, press the button, and clear snow—no waiting. Adjustable Chute: 180° chute control lets you aim snow exactly where you want. Durable Auger: Rubber auger for reliable snow clearing and long-lasting use.
Model Number:	DB7517
Product SKU:	1440429093
UPC:	817582014635

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