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Toro 60V Power Max e26 Two-Stage Snow Blower review
My verdict
“I'm convinced this is the exact same power that I would get out of a gasoline powered two-stage snowblower, but I don't have to use any gasoline.”
What I liked
- “It's actually negative 14 degrees out… and you saw not once did this thing get clogged, not once have I used a little ice pick. That second stage makes a huge difference.” 8:39
- “It's easily able to clear this whole sidewalk again in just two passes.” 7:45
- “The headlight on this was actually really useful… I thought it was a little gimmicky, but man, is this thing bright.” 2:14
- “They do have heated hand grips, which I thought was really nice.” 4:27
- “The tires slipped not at all, the chute was working perfectly.” 9:00
What I didn't like
- “It's really big. So if you don't have a big garage to put it in, I probably wouldn't get one of these.” 0:22
- “When you release it, you do have to depress that down a little again. Is it a little bit annoying? But I got used to it really quickly.” 3:54
- “It does leave a little bit behind, much like most snowblowers this size.” 5:11
- “You can see it is bogging down just a hair on this bigger snow.” 5:37
Worth knowing
- Batteries
- “The third battery is optional. It only comes with two 7.5 amp hour batteries. So you can upgrade it to three, but I really wouldn't unless you really are going to be using this a ton.” 1:48
- vs the e24 prototype
- “On the control side, they did add from the prototype in my last video… a little safety switch here.” 3:42
- If it clogs
- “If you do find it clogging up you just want to turn that chute up a little bit higher, and I found that it will not clog as much.” 8:13
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