Souffleuse à neige autopropulsée à 2 phases EGO avec Peak Power, 56 V, 28 po

Due to the western snow drought, we have only had to use our new Ego snow blower one time. However, its power and performance and ease of use were very impressive. We have a 20 year old BIG 30" Husqvarna gas powered snow blower which this will replace and the power is similar but the ease of use is so much better with the EGO. No struggling with oil changes, bad gas, balky starter cords, etc., just push start and go.

A fantastic machine A little on the pricey side But would still recommend

Excellent snowblower. Has great power. The hand warmers are a happy benefit. Unfortunately, with it being battery operated and LED lighting, the snow doesn’t melt off in between snow falls. I had to hook up a heater to thaw it out. A second set of batteries is required to avoid down time, mid-snowfall.

I've had this blower for a month and in that time it has snowed enough to use it twice. The first time was 4" of wet snow. My driveway is 6000sqft. I couldn't complete it on one charge and the batteries only lasted 25 minutes. I was conflicted as the snow was really heavy but I couldn't do the whole driveway. Last night we got 5" of moist powder snow. Much better. I was able to do the whole driveway in 45 minutes and still had 2 lights showing on the batteries. The big difference is the impeller speed. The first time it was on turbo almost the whole time, whereas this time it was maybe 75% I'm very happy with it.

It’s advertised as being able to move 32 car driveway. I didnt get half way down the drive way before the batteries were dead. Things to add extended battery life are not blowing snow max distances, not running at full speed, no headlights, no hand warmer, in a heated environment like a heated garage(which I have) for batteries and equipment. All the listed above are things I’ve done for my snowblower. It came with the 12amp batteries as well. So far Im disappointed in the batteries. The blower is great. I love the ease of use and the functions. My options are spend another $750-$900 on another set of batteries or return the unit. I did call customer service and they said there is nothing that can be done about this. He was a nice person but the reality is this machine can not do as advertised and move 32 car driveway with 8” of snow. He did suggest that if I didnt use the self propelled wheels I may be able to get longer use out of the batteries though……… I said good luck finding someone who can push that unit with no assistance with 8” of snow on that big of a driveway….. Im charging batteries one more time to give it one more go. If it doesn’t work its getting returned. BE CAREFUL NOT TO BUY THIS OUT OF SEASON. YOU LOSE YOUR 30 DAY RETURN POLICY.