Snow Joe Electric Single Stage Snow Thrower
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About Snow Joe Electric Single Stage Snow Thrower
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
67% liked the long-lasting battery life, but 33% found it short
A cordless version with a long-lasting battery would be an improvement.
It took me 45 minutes to snow blow 30 feet of walk and 50 feet of driveway.
I noticed the weight of the snow blower immediately when I took it out for the first time.
63% liked the adjustable chute control, but 37% found it flimsy
The chute control is acceptable but not the best in class.
I have complained that the chute needs to be turned manually and won't turn by itself. It's inconvenient to move the chute while turning the winder.
71% impressed with its sturdy build quality, but 29% experienced some issues with rust
I am uncertain about the durability of the machine. It weighs 200 pounds and is made of solid steel. Time will tell if it is durable or not.
The product has a combination of metal and plastic construction, with mostly plastic material.
My handle arms got badly bent in heavier snow and they are hardly even useful anymore.
My plastic chamber that holds the auger has broken, affecting the product's durability.
74% praised its user-friendly design, but 26% had trouble with assembly
I find the product to be more mobile, cost-effective, easy to use, and likely to be significant.
This snowblower is easy to use and maneuverable, suitable for elderly people to handle, and requires little maintenance.
The snow blower is super easy to use and hasn't clogged up or run into anything I couldn't chew through. It has saved me from a lot of trouble.
The snow blower is easy to use and can be operated with just one hand while clearing the area.
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72% appreciated its relatively quiet operation, though 28% found it too loud
The noise levels are a little high and it is difficult to carry on a conversation unless standing next to each other. However, it is less noisy than a gas blower.
I thought the noise level of this snow blower would be quieter, but it's like a shop vac. The constant pitch change when not under load to under load is a bit annoying, but it's quieter than gas. The gas one had a more consistent sound though, so it may still wake the neighbors.
After only 20-30 minutes of use, the snow blower started making a horrible breaking noise, grinding loudly and jerking.
I experienced a grinding noise while using the snow blower, indicating its high noise level.
