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I live in Buffalo, NY so you know we get a good amount of snow. This thing doesn't have quite as much power as its gasoline powered friends but it has a lot of other little advantages.
First off, this unit is super light, I can pick it up with one hand and use it to clear off the steps.
Stopping the unit to pick up a branch or mover it to a new location is a breeze, just let the handle go and its off. Give it a squeeze and its back to work.
There is no oil to change, to spark plugs to replace, no cord to yank.
For that really thick sludge at the end of the driveway, this unit will slide up above the slop, shaving off a few inches so you can get through it in a few passes.
The only trick to this snow thrower is planning out your route on the driveway so you don't get tripped up on the cord.
I would have liked to have a heavier duty handle bars and wheels. They work fine but give the whole thing a cheap feel.Get more detail about Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
