Ratings & Reviews for Toro Power Max 60-volt 26-in Two-stage Self-propelled Battery Snow Blower (Battery Not Included) (Charger Not Included)

Easy breezy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy breezy ! After shoveling the first big snow storm, I decided to purchase a new two stage snowblower. After my first purchase in the summer of a 60v Toro mower, and I am very happy so far. Well the snow blower works great, a little beast to handle but it’s always ready No oil! No gas! Drop in the batteries and go! By the way the batteries keeps going, my driveway the block sidewalk and still had not use all the charge hopefully it will be a...

. It always stops working when I need it. I remov

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] …………………... It always stops working when I need it.

A must buy, you will not regret it!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolute power horse. Throws snow 100 times better than the same size gas machine this replaced. Super quiet, starts with ease and great battery life.

Great Electric Thrower!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this as a replacement to my 20 year old gasoline thrower. I'm tired of tweaking carburetors and oil changes! We have used it twice: once with 5" of powdery snow and once with ~2" of wet, heavy stuff. Worked wonders with both. We ended-up purchasing a third 7.5 mAh battery, just to make sure we can get through heavier storms without re-charging. This machine is light and maneuverable. I no longer dread clearing my driveway and si...

Battery Snow Thrower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Requires three batteries to complete a modertate amount of surface area. It does not do well with wet snow and extreme cold reduces battery life. For nomal snow conditions it does a very good job.

Great snowblower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The snowblower performs as promised. It is easy to start and relatively quiet compared to a gas model. We live in Park City and get lots of snow, though our snow tends to be powdery. I opted for the 3rd battery and charger, which I think makes a big difference in run time. It is very powerful, just like a similarly sized gas model. We have a fairly large steep driveway, and I have never run out of battery power using it. I do focus on usi...

Worked Great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We had wet, heavy snow today and my first time using the Toro was excellent! Everything worked as it should, No Problems and the Toro handled the wet heavy snow just fine. Didn't use the hand warmers, so I can't comment on them. Sound is different than a gas-powered blower of course, but i imagine one gets used to that.

Very disappointed

Had this for one month and the auger broke on the second use.

Extremely Poor performance

the first Toro product i bought was Toro model 39926 snow blower on 10/10/2022. now i wish i had not. Does not perform as Toro advertised or meet my expectations and need in 3 inches of heavy wet snow! Motor bog's down where i have to stop and wait for motor to pickup speed. Both batteries where fully charged at room temperature. i did not have it in eco mode! lowest forward gear only. will only give one star when it should not get any! I did file complaint with Better Business Bureau.

I wish it was better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Battery doesn't work.7.5 battery blinks red and will not charge. I chose this model over the ego because of the three battery compartment. And already having a 6.0 battery I figured couple that with a 7.5 and I'd be good to go. Unfortunately one of the 7.5s will not charge. A let down in a disappointment.

Toro electric snowblower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It looks great in my garage, ask again after it snows!

Severly overrated, complete lack of quality

In purchasing the 26" 60v snow blower I had high hopes from reading so many positive reviews, video demonstrations, and the idea of electric. Unfortunately, this was more of a frustration and hassle than the 25+ year old blower that was left at in the shed when I bought this current home. Died after the first battery drained (after ~20min), kept making a beeping sound regardless of what I tried. Rearranged batteries, left one out, shut off, on, etc. As an added bonus it apparently aspire...

Snowblower in NE-26” 60 volt electric

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It has not snowed here in Massachusetts yet, so all I can give is 3 stars for appearing to operate well when I turned it on, and for prompt and effective support from technical department to help me assemble the chute. Ask me again after it snows here