Craftsman 88781 24" 208cc Electric Start Dual-Stage Snow Thrower
Points you can use
- Craftsman 208cc OHV engine provides the power to clear the snow quickly
- 4-cycle engine means no need to mix gas and oil
- The 24" clearing width gets the job done fast
- The 12" serrated steel auger and 12" impeller to power through deep and packed snow
- Power propelled with 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds
- Remote crank discharge chute direction control to make adjustments without leaving the operator's position
- Push button starting makes for easy starts in cold environments
- Large 13" x 4" X-Trac tires provide superior traction
- Glide Tech reversible skid shoes, are long lasting and prevent scratching of brick and paver drives and will not leave rust stains in your garage
- Plow handles increase control of the and reduce pressure on your legs and lower back
Most Helpful Review:
I purchased this snow blower last year as I had become tired of shoveling, but I never had the chance to use it due to lack of snowfall. When I purchased, the delivery company asked where I wanted it, and I set about to getting it out of the heavy duty cardboard crate. The only parts that you need to assemble are the upper handle bars (stored in lowered position) and the chute assembly and adjustment crank (stored separate from machine in crate). As I mentioned, I purchased awhile back, but when the snow finally came, I was anxious to get this outside and try it out. A little gas in the tank and a single pull and she fired right up. I made short work of my corner lot sidewalk and that of my neighbor. Operation was smooth and trouble free in 3" of snow on the walkways. Yeah, it wasn't a ton of snow, but I'm sure this snow blower won't have issues with knee-deep snow. Certainly worth the investment if you're like me and tired of shoveling.
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Easy to Use and Worth the Investment
|I purchased this snow blower last year as I had become tired of shoveling, but I never had the chance to use it due to lack of snowfall. When I purchased, the delivery company asked where I wanted it, and I set about to getting it out of the heavy duty cardboard crate. The only parts that you need to assemble are the upper handle bars (stored in lowered position) and the chute assembly and adjustment crank (stored separate from machine in crate). As I mentioned, I purchased awhile back, but when the snow finally came, I was anxious to get this outside and try it out. A little gas in the tank and a single pull and she fired right up. I made short work of my corner lot sidewalk and that of my neighbor. Operation was smooth and trouble free in 3" of snow on the walkways. Yeah, it wasn't a ton of snow, but I'm sure this snow blower won't have issues with knee-deep snow. Certainly worth the investment if you're like me and tired of shoveling.