09-11-2018, 02:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-11-2018, 02:04 PM by Phil Thien.)
Alright, I've studied the Ego snow blower a little bit more.
It uses TWO 56v batteries and a 2000-watt motor.
Videos demos would seem to indicate it works at least as my current single-stage Toro:
My current mower is approx. 18+ years old and has some rust issues on the deck, and my Toro snow blower is approx. 18 years old.
I don't think that snow is that heavy or wet, but there is undeniably quite a bit of it.
One feature I like of the snow blower quite a bit, is the ability to reduce RPM's. There are times when we get a lot of powder and the Toro will make clouds of it. If I were able to reduce RPM's, I'd likely have an easier time putting it where I'd like it.
So I'm actually entertaining the notion of trying these Ego units.
It uses TWO 56v batteries and a 2000-watt motor.
Videos demos would seem to indicate it works at least as my current single-stage Toro:
My current mower is approx. 18+ years old and has some rust issues on the deck, and my Toro snow blower is approx. 18 years old.
I don't think that snow is that heavy or wet, but there is undeniably quite a bit of it.
One feature I like of the snow blower quite a bit, is the ability to reduce RPM's. There are times when we get a lot of powder and the Toro will make clouds of it. If I were able to reduce RPM's, I'd likely have an easier time putting it where I'd like it.
So I'm actually entertaining the notion of trying these Ego units.