Troy-Bilt is an American company with over 75 years of tradition on the market. Aside from its farming focus, it offers patio, lawn, and garden equipment like Troy-Bilt Storm 2625, a two-stage snow thrower. In today’s review, we’r...
A single stage snow blower running on batteries, manufactured by Snow Joe. It sounds like you’ve heard it before, right? You did, but this is iON’s big brother, the iON-Pro electric unit promising more power through an upgraded, r...
Efficient snow clearing is not just about the size of the snow blower you’re using. That’s one of the reasons why electric models have become increasingly popular lately. Technology evolves and nowadays power comes in small packag...
The Maztang snow thrower is that kind of product people fear it’s too good to be true. It has an electric configuration that requires no maintenance or tune-ups. It is also ETL certified. And the price is so tempting that it makes...
The American manufacturer of outdoor tools goes under the spotlights once again, with one of its latest launches. Snow Joe iON24SB-XR is the world’s first dual-stage snow blower running on batteries. Equipped for heavy snow falls ...
Using a gas snow blower is even more practical when choosing a dual-stage unit. Facing this particular option, nevertheless, many of our readers compare Husqvarna ST224 vs Briggs and Stratton 1696619. Both come from world-famous m...
Briggs & Stratton is one of the world’s most renowned manufacturers of gasoline engines designed for outdoor power equipment. Their wide range of products couldn’t possibly overlook the segment of snow blowers. And in this cha...
An electric snow blower is a natural choice for those looking to avoid the hassle of a gas powered unit. Well-aware of their power limitations, many of our readers are still interested in analyzing and comparing different models. ...
Considered one of the top manufacturers of electric snow throwers in the United States, Toro 38381 is the type of lightweight, convenient to use snow blower that does a good job with light snow. The price that fluctuates around $2...
Buying a snow blower is a practical decision derived from a practical need. You hate shoveling, it’s killing your back, and you never want to do it again. So you start researching and you actually think you’ve found the best model...
