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Just got back from using this snow blower. I had such a great time I'd even used it to make a path for my neighbors sidewalk. We just had over a foot of snow and it is still snowing so I will be back in a few hours. Its so easy to use, just point to where you want the snow to go and press the power. Its that simple. It may take a minute or 2 to get use to it, but after that its fine. Make sure you have extra slack on the cord by the handle or the plug will come out. This blower was not meant for this blizzard but it still did a great job. There are times too much snow get in and the blower get jams and dont blow out of the blower. No problem. Just punch/push the hole where the snow is jam (of course not when its on) and snow will fall to the ground and you're good to go again. From my experience for 2 feet of snow just go under the snow sideways, then the top will fall when the bottom is gone the top will go. For the price this is a bargain. It much lighter than the gas ones and a lot cheaper. I'd bought this a few months ago and was wiating for snow to try it out, oh boy did I, a snow storm. I'd work this to the max and it passed. I'd very happy, but not as happy as my back. Get more detail about Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
