We got this late Spring last year in preparation for this years' winter. As far as performance, it does exactly what its supposed to do, throw snow. I actually appreciate the fact that even though I have to wrestle with the electric cord (made specifically for cold temps) its still a heck of a lot better than dealing with oil/gas mixing, the pulling and the breathing in the smoke like I do with lawn mower. This thing throws snow like no other and I do love it. I'll admit that you have to figure out how to run it without running over the electric cord but that'll come with time so far I havent ran over mine. Now my biggest frustration was the chute - it wouldnt stay in place so the first time I tried to use it I ended up throwing some snow over to my neighbors driveway since there's only a small amount of space between his driveway and mine - that was not cool. In order to adjust it, I had to buy new bolts and a locking nut so the bolts wont move and readjust the chute. After that, I never had any more problems with the chute or the overall operation of the thrower. I have a two car driveway and this does a great job. One thing I did notice, if you have uneven areas on your driveway, you will know about it when you run the thrower over it. Get more detail about
Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
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