Ratings & Reviews for Toro Power Clear 60-volt 21-in Single-stage Push Battery Snow Blower (Battery Not Included) (Charger Not Included)
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What Customers Are Saying
The electric snow thrower is a powerful and lightweight machine that can effectively clear heavy, wet snow. Users appreciate the convenience of battery power, quiet operation, and lack of engine maintenance. While some have experienced issues with the plastic wheels and auger, the majority of reviewers are very satisfied with the thrower's performance and quality.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Snow Blower
Would Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was rated as #2 (battery, one-stage) in Consumer Reports. I purchased the snow blower after 2 heavy storms. Most of the work was done to clear my very long driveway. But I needed to clear a wider area to comfortably get my car to the street. The battery has a substantial charge. It ran over 45 minutes. I was able to clear everything. The snow was over 12 inches high. It was easy to use. I actually had fun directing where the snow ...
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I think it will work fine.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since the purchase I have only had 1 significant 4 inch snowfall to clear so not a lot of experience to go by to review. However I found it's performance in terms of easy controls, maneuvering and snow throwing more than adequate. The chute position system has two issues. First the handle used to make adjustments is a bit short. Second the actual effort to turn the shute is sticky making precise positioning difficult. Hopefully with more use th...
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Best Snowblower!
Would Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Snowblower Is The Best I Have Ever Owned! So.. Easy To Handle!
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Handled the Delaware blizzard of 26 - Barely!
Would Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First experience was cut short when it hit a landscaping stone the size of an egg. It bent the auger and made a lot of racket which turned out to be a dented auger blade hitting the casing. Next storm I was able to remove 12" plus heavy snow after shoveling a path so that I could remove 4-6 inch paths at a time. Another method was to shovel off about a 4-5 inch layer of snow then the full width of the blower could push through. Battery held...
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Not great for heavy wet snow
Would Not Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good for 6 inch dry snowfall. Does not handle heavy wet snow well. Battery life significantly reduced with heavy snow, clogs easily and wheels become caked with snow easily as well and will not spin. Had an old Toro single stage with the Briggs & Stratton 2 stroke for over 30 years. Sorry I got this one.
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Garbage
Would Not Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It broke after three uses. I am not trying to get it fixed.
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We are sorry to learn about the issues you’re experiencing with your snowblower. We recommend checking the operator’s manual available at Toro.com/man...
I only got to use it once
Would Recommend[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used it I'm fine powdery snow and it worked great have not used it on heavy wet snow yet do not know how it will work on heavy snow I hope it works just as good though
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We’re sorry to learn about the operational issues with your snow blower. We'd like to inform you that your model (39901) is suitable for fluffy, heavy...