123cc OHV 4-cycle gas engine for maximum power, performance and durability; no mixing of oil and gas required
21-inch clearing width, 10-inch intake height is ideal for clearing small driveways and sidewalks with up to 6-inch of snow
Large handle design makes it easy to pull the engine cord wearing gloves
Rugged 5-inch polymer chute adjusts easily and resists clogging, rusting or freezing
Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California
Product Description
Yard Machines, Single-Stage, Gas Snow Thrower, 123CC, 4-Cycle, MTD OHV Engine, 21" Clearing Width, 10" Intake Height, Recoil Start, Steel Auger Housing, 2 QT Fuel Tank Capacity, 190 Degree EZ Chute Rotation, Auger Propelled Drive System, 30' Throw Distance, Fully Assembled, Oil Included In Carton, 2 Year Limited Warranty.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
"jammed wheel"2009-02-23
By Doug N. Christensen
the snowthrower starts well runs wll removes snow well.the probalem is when the snow builds up on the wheel on the side where the belt guard is the wheel locks!!! makes it allmost imposiable too use
"quiet running & effective"2009-01-17
By Snow Man (Santa Fe, NM)
Much better than the less friendly 2 cycle oil/gas mix thrower.
Runs more quiet and no fuel mix hassle.
As with all snow throwers cut a manageable swath even
if it takes a tiny bit more energy on the operator's part.
"Works, but not very well....."2009-01-17
By J. Charles Thompson Photography (Flat Rock, MI USA)
I bought this snow thrower about a month ago. The first day I got it, I opened the box and put it together in a snap. Actually, there wasnt much to it, just pull the handle up and lock it into place, put oil and gas in it and start it up. I think I had about 4" of snow on the ground that day. I started it up and went at it. Immediately I was surprised at how much snow it left behind! It was actually going right OVER about an inch of snow, almost like the blade was not touching the ground, but in fact it was. Not only that but when doing a row of snow when you turn around and stat to head back down the row again, it "spits" snow on the freshly cleaned area blowing it back on the area you just did. It does not handle wet snow at all! Trust me, not even slightly wet snow. And it is not light either, when pushing this thing through some heavy snow, it gets to be a real task after a while. This is a snow thrower for someone looking to use it on 3" or less of non wet snow. On the plus side, it runs good and starts right up on the second pull. Just like a new snow thrower should.... I guess....
I would spend a little more money and get a more heavy duty unit. You will thank me later !!
