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

Wish battiest last longer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] To start off it work well so far 1st storm was heavy wet snow. But unfortunatey batteries only lasted 25 minutes fully charged. I only have a 3 car driveway. I will say it does a good job while the batteries last.

Wonderful blower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the power and how light this blower is. It easily has the runtime needed to do my two car driveway. It is sturdy like a gas mower but lighter and quieter.

Disappointed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This blower is well constructed, but lucks the power to use on wet heavy snow, gets clogged up every pass on a 25ft driveway. Note that I have 3 batteries, 2 6.0 and 1 7.5 Maybe is a solution for the clogging?

Better stick to gas snow blower- not worth it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I brought this back in mid-end summer last year I was so excited about using it from reviews videos of it. My 1st used was on 7inch snow mix it was keep bogging down and slow speed. The battery drains down pretty fast but I was able to get the job done. I live in nj we have a snow storm (2/13/24) about 8inch mix and both batteries was fully charged. And it died before I couldn’t even finish up my driveway (5 car size).After the battery died I ...

Needs to be a little better with battery usage and

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works well does a good job. Disappointed the price of another battery and rate it charges at.

No more dealing with a gasoline engine

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Snowblower is quality built comparable to the gas model. Clears snow well, use the 60v 26” snowblower on the area near my garage 60’ x 80’ it clears snow well, wet or powder. The charge lasts to clear this area well, for additional uses a charge is needed. Using all 3 60V batteries. Live in the mountains of Western Colorado where we get plenty of snow and the blower has been a great help for clearing snow. Bought the blower in December 2023 use...

Enough power to handle my Western NY driveway

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this machine back in the Fall 23, but January 24 has given me plenty of operating opportunities. The machine has been satisfactory. I use 3 batteries, one from lawn mower for extra run time. A couple things would be helpful; an alert before the juice runs out, giving the operator a chance to get home with power assist. I help my neighbors, so I’d like to get home before the batteries are dead. Also, the lock switch is small and d...

Easy to use very good run time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The major snow storms passing through Western New York have given me the opportunity to try my new TORO battery powered snow blower. The snow covering my 75 ft long driveway was 1 - 1 1/2 feet deep with 2 inches of wet snow on the bottom. The TORO snowblower handled the deep snow very well along with the drifts. I was impressed with the power of the machine and the battery run time. After clearing my 75 ft driveway, 60 ft sidewalk and 6 ft wide...

Nothing but praise for this machine

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this because my gas powered snow blower left me hanging after one pass at the end of my driveway. Bought the 3rd battery after I bought the machine and I've never run into any issues with it. The chute has gotten clogged with heavy, wet snow but that is to be expected when you're trying to move slush. Light snow is like moving dust with thing. Has plenty of power. Last storme we received about 5 inches of light snow. I cleared my entir...

Battery Sucks

I purchased this snow blower with the seller's recommendation at Middleton Powerhouse in Middleton WI. It is niether easy to use, nor its battery last long. There is no indication that battery is geting depleted it just makes a sound and stips working. The machine only works if battery is 100% ful. I tried to carge half way and try to restart, but it does not start. Ful battery charging takes almost 4 hours.

Works as advertised

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Handled snow very well. Battery life is good for me. Didn’t do so well with “slush” however not expected.

Needs 2 Chargers and 3 Batteries

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this snowblower this past fall with the expectation that it would be able to handle my 31' x 46' driveway because the advertisement said that it would handle a parking lot that would be capable of parking 30 cars with the two 7.5 Ah batteries that came with it. With three 7.5 Ah batteries, the advertisement said that it could clear a parking lot that has a capacity of 45 cars. It is only capable of removing about 60% (4 cars) of the...

Horrible run time

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Iv used this snowblower 3 times and it only lasts about 20 min on the 10ah battery it came with. 1 time was only 2 inches of snow. While it blows the snow good, it does boge down a lot when trying to open my drive at the road from the plow piles. Battery time is God awful! The claim it will clear a 30 car drive is a joke. My drive is small barely fits 2 cars. I still have to shovel because the battery dies before I can finish. Seriously regrett...

Has been more work than it's worth

I'm on my third season with this clunky, underpowered unit. Biggest issue has been that The motor shuts down often when the auger/impeller is engaged, even when moving at the slowest speed and in snow only a few inches deep. Three beeps are heard when this happens. Have to shutdown the motor, wait a bit and restart. This thing has to be babied. Additionally, the unit cannot handle wet/heavy snow as it clogs and shuts itself down. A real chore to use, sorry I purchased.

Very dissappointed in the 39926 snow blower

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 39926 snow blower is a huge disappointment for me. Used for the first time in wet snow and the blower would only last 10 ft before clogging up and not throw any snow. I also have a 39901 21" single stage thrower and this did not clog and threw snow like a champ. Not sure why I thought spending so much money on a two stage would perform better than the single stage but here we are. Please stay away from the 39926 two stage blower or you are ...

Works, but slow

Just had my 1st 2 uses of the 26” 60v snow blower. The snow was between 9” (lower areas) and 20” (drifts) deep. Most was about 14”. My 1st use was tough because I tried to run in 3rd and then 2nd gear. Blower would bog down and when it bogged down the snow would only be thrown about 3 - 5 ft which means I had to throw it a 2nd time. The second day the snow was the same amounts, but I used 1st gear. It’s quite slow, but only bogged down on 20” drifts. I then took half the width of the sn...

There is always risk with new technology.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We had heavy wet snow last night. My driveway is three cars wide and about 40 feet long. My snowblower has three 7.5Ah batteries in it and they were fully charged. I know especially with heavy snow I have to pace my forward speed which I did. Never the less, I ran out of battery before I finished. I couldn't figure out why that happened because on the control panel it showed each battery had 3 out of 4 LED lights lit. When I opened the cover af...

Very disappointed

This snowblower is a complete failure in about 4 inches of heavy, wet snow. Very underpowered, even moving VERY slowly. Made it about half way through my 8-car driveway before it failed. Two batteries overheated, and then motor started to overheat and smoke on the third battery. Significantly underperformed my 20 year old Husqvarna gas snowblower.