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Low operating cost (electricity) and lightweight, this model does the job. The recent snowstorm blasted through Ohio leaving 12" of wet snow on the ground. This 1800 got mid-evil on it and tore through the snow like Sonya Thomas going through hard boiled eggs (look her up). Except for the occasional pluggage (3 times in 2 days) of the discharge chute, this snowblower was a piece of cake. Quick assembly and plug it in to start movin' some snow. I would not recommend this for winding long driveways or places with substantial length of sidewalks. I WOULD recommend it for a 30' driveway (use a 50' extension cord) or less. I have a 30' driveway and a corner lot, so it takes a little more work stringing some extra cord, but it is easy to start (for the wife) and no worries of getting the engine tuned-up. Not self-propelled, but I didn't have to push as hard as I would have if I shoveled, so that is a plus.
If you don't want a big, bulky 2-cycle engine snowblower that only the man can handle, this one is for you. Now..... if I can just get the wife to help out....Get more detail about Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
