PowerSmart Snow Blower Gas Powered 21 Inch, 212CC 4-Stroke Engine
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About PowerSmart Snow Blower Gas Powered 21 Inch, 212CC 4-Stroke Engine
Overall Feedback:
66% positive
64% liked the long-lasting battery life, but 36% found it short
I have used the snow blower for 3.5 years without any trouble starting. Although I am pretty hard on it and have gone through a belt every three major snowstorms.
My engine was seized and never operated, indicating poor battery life.
67% liked the adjustable chute control, but 33% found it flimsy
When I use the chute on wet snow, it clogs every couple of feet, indicating that the chute control is not good for wet snow.
The engine never operated and was seized.
63% impressed with its sturdy build quality, but 37% experienced some issues with rust
I found a pool of oil under the unit when I added oil, indicating that the product may not be durable.
The auger housing cracked at the weld, causing the auger belt to jump off the pulley.
63% praised its user-friendly design, but 37% had trouble with assembly
Pushing forward is very difficult without the capability of adjusting the lower blade in relation to the surface being cleared.
67% appreciated its relatively quiet operation, though 33% found it too loud
I did not mention the noise level of the snow blower.
The snow blower is very loud and annoying.
63% liked the efficient performance, but 37% had issues with clogging
I used the snow blower when there was 12 inches of snow and it rained on top of that. The snow blower performed well through that heavy snow.
The electric function is appealing as an alternative to traditional gas power, but the poor blade design negates other good features. It's not easy enough to use to test its capabilities or dependability.
I've noticed that the snow blower clogs every couple of feet when dealing with wet snow.
64% found it lightweight and easy to maneuver, while 36% struggled with its bulkiness
Without the capability to keep the blade off the surface, pushing forward is very difficult. This indicates that the blower is not portable and easy to maneuver.
I ordered the blower for my father-in-law in Colorado, specifying its intended use.
