Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025

Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025 | Worth every penny.

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	Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025 Toro Toro average customer review:based on 471 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Works as advertised!

Bought this last summer and used it the first time after this weekend's double snowstorm. This was my first time using a power-assisted shoveling device. I don't know why I waited so long. I live in the city and have a walkway, 2-car driveway and sidewalk to clear. It was light and easy to move. It scraped the snow down to bare sidewalk. I had to use multiple passes to break up the snow plow piles at the end of the driveway. I followed the manual's directions for snow banks: "Shave down large banks of snow by placing the snowthrower on the bank. ... Lift the snowthrower and let the weight of the snowthrower shave down the bank in a back-and-forth motion." I also have an electric lawnmower so I am experienced using a corded piece of equipment. I bought a 100 foot cold-weather rated extension cord (Coleman Cable 02469 14/3 100-Foot Hi-Visibility/Low-Temperature Outdoor Extension Cord). Overall great purchase!

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Worth every penny.

I live in Wisconsin and we get a ton of snow. Two days ago we got 11 inches and this plows through and tosses snow just as well as the gas powered blowers. It even works well on the tough stuff the plow leaves at the bottom of the drive way. It does help to bust it up a bit with your feet or hands, but that is true of every smaller blower. It is also very light and takes up very little room. I store mine on top of my lawn mover so it takes up zero of its own space.

Works like a dream

This is my first snow blower, so I don't have much to compare, but this machine is great. Light and powerful. Quiet and easy to use. Cleared my driveway and deck in about 20 minutes. Aside from the length of your extension cord, the only limitation I've found so far is that road slush plowed into the end of my driveway tends to clog the chute. For medium grade snow fall and a moderate amount of space to be cleared, this is nearly perfect.

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Awesome little snowblower!

I thought it wouldn't do much, but I was wrong. It holds it's own with the gas blowers. It was a good bargin.

I Guess I'm One of the Lucky Ones

The phrase 'Some Assembly Required' strikes terror in my heart. But I was able to put this machine together in no time at all. And it worked like a dream from the first try. We had had a 12" snow and a few days before that had had a 4" snow that hadn't been shoveled and had crusted over. The machine handled it easily and I was done doing about 60' of sidewalk and 40' of double driveway in about half an hour. I have no idea how long the machine will last but I do understand that replacement blades are available locally should I need them.

So far it gets my recommendation, admittedly that of a snow-blowing neophyte.

Postscript: It's now 24 hours later and we've had another foot of snow, a slow steady snow that never let up, and I've used the snow-thrower two more times (and my son one more time) and it continues working like a charm. I LIKE this machine!

Scott Morrison

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