Amazon has EGO Power+ 21" 56V Cordless Snow Blower w/ Steel Auger, 2x 5.0Ah Batteries & Dual Port Charger (SNT2112) on sale for $524. Shipping is free.
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About this product:
Peak Power technology combines the power of 2 EGO 56V ARC Lithium batteries
Throws snow up to 40 feet
Steel auger cuts through ice & snow 50% faster
High-efficiency brushless motor
21" clearing width
Variable speed auger control
Weather-resistant heavy-duty steel and composite construction to handle challenging conditions
2 bright LED headlights for increased visibility for nighttime snow removal
Our research indicates that this deal is $225.00 less (30.04% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $749.00 at the time of this posting.
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Amazon has EGO Power+ 21" 56V Cordless Snow Blower w/ Steel Auger, 2x 5.0Ah Batteries & Dual Port Charger (SNT2112) on sale for $524. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
About this product:
Peak Power technology combines the power of 2 EGO 56V ARC Lithium batteries
Throws snow up to 40 feet
Steel auger cuts through ice & snow 50% faster
High-efficiency brushless motor
21" clearing width
Variable speed auger control
Weather-resistant heavy-duty steel and composite construction to handle challenging conditions
2 bright LED headlights for increased visibility for nighttime snow removal
Our research indicates that this deal is $225.00 less (30.04% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $749.00 at the time of this posting.
Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
This or a Toro 60v single stage if/when it ever goes on sale?
Northeast Ohio winters but I have a very short driveway and haven't needed anything more than a single stage. I have an 80v Kobalt mower but haven't heard anything about the snow blowers.
I've been debating on this or just getting a dual stage snowblower so I never have to worry about the conditions. The size of this unit for garage space savings and this price is keeping me looking at this unit though. Seems like a great price for a new unit based on prices I've seen for used ones.
This or a Toro 60v single stage if/when it ever goes on sale?Northeast Ohio winters but I have a very short driveway and haven't needed anything more than a single stage. I have an 80v Kobalt mower but haven't heard anything about the snow blowers.
My neighbor has a Kobalt blower and it's done well on his driveway, and he's done mine as well (Missouri). I have an EGO mower, so I'm jumping on this.
I've been debating on this or just getting a dual stage snowblower so I never have to worry about the conditions. The size of this unit for garage space savings and this price is keeping me looking at this unit though. Seems like a great price for a new unit based on prices I've seen for used ones.
Had a single stage, gave up after 2 winters. Sold it and buying a 2 stage. Single stage is good when you get 2 inches of dry snow. If you get wet snow or more than a few inches, they all struggle. Save your money and get a 2 stage.
Yes, space saving is great. But afaik, you can fold an ego 2-stage and make it "smaller". The manual chute direction control is lame.
This or a Toro 60v single stage if/when it ever goes on sale?
Northeast Ohio winters but I have a very short driveway and haven't needed anything more than a single stage. I have an 80v Kobalt mower but haven't heard anything about the snow blowers.
I had the ego when someone put a working toro 60v out for the trash (I had to fix the impeller) and the toro makes every other battery snowblower (single stage) I've used look like a chump. It performs like a gas blower, to the point where I never needed to get out my 2-stage which is a heavy monstrosity. I sold the ego, it wasn't even close. I live in the Detroit area,we get some snow....
Do the math, this can do 560W for one hour, 1120W for 30 mins, or 2240W for 15 mins.
2200W is 3HP. The smallest gas blowers are 6HP. Definitely a light duty machine if you get light duty snow... but at that point I'd get a corded snow shovel. Small and about as powerful.
Seems like a good deal just for the batteries themselves
Genuine ego batteries brand new can be purchased on ebay for around $175. So if you wanted 2 batteries, you can easily get them for $350. I wouldn't call this a good deal just for the batteries.
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Good deal if you have other EGO that can use 5Ah batteries during off season.
As for " is a right snowblower" it really depends on what kind of snow/ice, how much, and how quickly it falls/how many times you plan to blow. If you expect 6"+ overnight, and it's wet and/or icy, and you not waking up in middle of night to blow, get a 2 stage that throws far enough to prevent creating a bigger pile. If you have 1-2" and powdery, better off with a sweeper. The sweet spot for single stage is somewhere 3-6" lighter/non icy stuff, or you disciplined enough to blow before it exceeds this amount.
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Northeast Ohio winters but I have a very short driveway and haven't needed anything more than a single stage. I have an 80v Kobalt mower but haven't heard anything about the snow blowers.
Yes, space saving is great. But afaik, you can fold an ego 2-stage and make it "smaller". The manual chute direction control is lame.
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Northeast Ohio winters but I have a very short driveway and haven't needed anything more than a single stage. I have an 80v Kobalt mower but haven't heard anything about the snow blowers.
2200W is 3HP. The smallest gas blowers are 6HP. Definitely a light duty machine if you get light duty snow... but at that point I'd get a corded snow shovel. Small and about as powerful.
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As for " is a right snowblower" it really depends on what kind of snow/ice, how much, and how quickly it falls/how many times you plan to blow. If you expect 6"+ overnight, and it's wet and/or icy, and you not waking up in middle of night to blow, get a 2 stage that throws far enough to prevent creating a bigger pile. If you have 1-2" and powdery, better off with a sweeper. The sweet spot for single stage is somewhere 3-6" lighter/non icy stuff, or you disciplined enough to blow before it exceeds this amount.
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