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I'm somewhat amazed at the complaints about having a cord on this unit. It's not battery or solar powered, it's AC powered and yes, you need a long cord. If it gets in your way, then you need to practice using electrical lawn equipment. The cord is not a problem...some of these users are the problem.
Another comment dealt with having to get an ice pick and manually chip away at ice....AMAZING..it's a SNOW blower, not an ICE blower. How can you possibly criticise a tool for not doing what it was never intended to do?
We're having some of the worst weather that we've had in 15 years in northeast Ohio and I can say without a doubt...this little machine is amazing. No, it's not worth a damn in the garden, but it'll compete with any of the gas snowblowers on our culdesac. I consistently blow 20' - 30' when the gas guzzlers of my neighbors struggle to get 1/2 that distance. I also finish my drive and walkways in 1/2 the time...no stalling, no fuel line freezes, bad plugs, dirty carbs, etc. Lightweight, easy to maneuver and just a great little machine. Happy to once in a while get what I pay for. I always get it from Toro.Get more detail about Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
