I have kids so I didn't want to deal with gas, instead bought the 1800. This snow thrower is great for light to moderate weight snow up to eight inches deep. Heavier denser, wet snow would be tougher but it still gets the job done. In this condition I would shovel when it's around 4 inches.
The chute is great with 180 degree angle to throw the snow from left, right and anything in between, whichever works for you. Plus the chute has an height adjuster where if you're throwing the snow when it's really windy you could lower the throw so the snow won't blow into your face or higher up over a wood fence.
The cord doesn't bother me too much since I also mowe my grass with electric. Since it's electric I could store it in my basement with no hassle or fear with the smell/mess/storage/running out of it/fire hazzard of gas. I've been using the 1800 for atleast 10 years and have no regrets.Get more detail about
Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
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