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  • That little thing works pretty good for it's size. Just need a very long extension cord. How much power does it pull under load?

  • how much did this run and do you know if you can do this on gravel parking lots?

  • thank you for sharing this vid! i had my doubts about them. what was the deepest snowfall it handled?

  • I want to thank you so much for this sweet, simple demo. We have an electric start snowthrower and for the life of me I can't figure out why my husband insists on pulling his arm out of the socket (practically) whenever he does it. He's not here, and I needed to get the snow off the drive, and God bless you, I got it done. Thank you, thank you!!

  • great video, very cute kid definitely convinced by you guys so i will be buying mine this week!!!

  • am i a grandma

  • Great vid!

  • awesome i pick up one of these, and it worked great!!

  • These are great for small snowfalls and sidewalks.

  • they need to invent cheap to build ni-cd corldless unit! or lithium ion with some way of warming the batterys cause li-ion dont perform well in cold but the lightweightness is nice! but dragging a cord is inconvenient and impossiible in many cases

  • they need to invent cheap to build ni-cd corldless unit! or lithium ion with some way of warming the batterys cause li-ion dont perform well in cold but the lightweightness is handy.

  • One thing I just hate is the extension cords get stiff in cold weather. They already have really light air hoses now, so a cold weather cord must be out there.

  • Is this Jim from the office? no, but it looks like it could use a longer handle to turn the blower chute.

  • I really want to get this snowblower but my driveway is like 5 feet from my neighbors do you think if I angled the chute as low as possible it would still throw snow onto my neighbors driveway?

  • extention cord ,dont want that in my way of snow blowin. i would never buy an electric snow blower. gas is the way to go you should try one.

  • nicee gx350 ;) I have that same car

  • these snowblowers are not worth the money they fuckin suck get a gas snowblower

  • @rctyd5 Dude I hate comments like yours, you must be a democrat. Where your gas is powered demo? Don’t have any kids; we have enough lame people in this world from poor parenting. You’re an idiot!

  • The Toro 1800 is notorious for broken belts. The key is to keep snow to about 3 inches about a time. For 12 inches, shave the snow a little at a time from the top. I learned the hard way

  • Very good demo. It seems to do best in fresh snow. This is the first Youtube demo of the Toro 1800 Power Curve Electric Snowthrower that clearly shows I can turn the throwing angle to a hard right or left if I want to. The video production looks like a good father and daughter bonding time. :-)

  • beats shoveling, some people have that luxury of a gas powered one, but for 7 inchs or less that lil blower works great and probably only uses about $1 of electric to clear a typical driveway. i myself have a 42 inch mounted on front of a garden tractor, but i have 600 feet of paved driveway, Great vid!

  • I like to see this snow blower in 4feet of snow :)

  • How many cords have you chewed up? I'm picking up one of these from Home Depot Tuesday, hope it's worth the money.

  • @BubbaHoTep01 Not one, not yet. :) It's been working for two years without a problem.

  • excellent vid. finally someone that actually demoed it.

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  • Just need a longer cord dude. Looks awesome. I'm trying to get my hands one of these.

  • how does it work on the thicker stuff?

  • Pretty good. We had seven inches of powder the other day and it did that just fine.

    The plow went by and pushed a bunch of wet stuff into a foot and a half high wall and I had to make two passes, but other than that it did just fine.

  • Awesome... both the vid & the snowblower!!

    Toro for the win!

    How long have you had it?

  • About a week (but it's snowed 3 times since then. :)

    It's a great product - electric snowblowers have come a long way and it's just a matter of time before they gain more of a foothold in places such as Minnesota.

  • These machines have been around since about 1990, I believe. I have one from 1991 and it still is going strong.

  • You're right - 1990 was their first year. Hey it'd be interesting to see a vid of yours in action!

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