Do I need DeWalt batteries to run it?

Yes. It is designed for two DeWalt 20V batteries run in series, and they are not included. You also need a charger, since the package is tool-only.

How much snow can it handle?

It clears a 17-inch-wide path up to 8 inches deep and throws snow up to 34 feet at roughly 300 lbs per minute. That suits typical residential storms, not deep drifts.

Will my DeWalt 8Ah or 10Ah packs work?

The maker says packs up to 6Ah are compatible and that 8Ah and 10Ah dual packs require testing. DCB606 and DCB609 packs are listed as not compatible.

Can I use it on gravel?

No. The instructions say to avoid gravel surfaces, since the auger can pick up loose stones. Stick to pavement, decks and walkways.

What comes in the box?

The snow shovel tool, the handle, a detachable flashlight with bracket, gloves and a user manual. Batteries and charger are not included.

How is it different from a corded electric shovel?

It has no cord, so you can work anywhere on the property, but runtime depends on your batteries. A corded shovel runs as long as it is plugged in but limits your reach.

Where is the 2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower cheapest?

At Walmart, for $135.90, as of our latest check.

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2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower

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2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower

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Our take on the 2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower

The Labtec is a cordless snow shovel that runs on two DeWalt 20V batteries in series, so it uses a battery platform many homeowners already own. Its 40V brushless motor drives a 17-inch clearing width and 8-inch depth, throwing snow up to 34 feet at about 300 lbs per minute. A detachable 1200-lumen flashlight and 6-inch rear wheels round it out. It suits light-to-moderate driveway and walkway clearing where a gas machine is overkill and a cord is a nuisance. Against corded electric shovels it trades unlimited runtime for battery dependence, and it is tool-only, so the batteries and charger are the real cost.

Best forDeWalt 20V battery ownersLight to moderate snowfallDriveways and walkways without cordsQuick cleanups on decks and paths

Pros

Runs on two DeWalt 20V batteries in series
17-inch width and 8-inch depth clear paths in few passes
Brushless 40V motor with up to 2000W
Throws snow up to 34 feet at 300 lbs/min
Detachable 1200-lumen flashlight for low light
6-inch rear wheels help on flat pavement

Cons

Batteries and charger not included
Needs two packs at once, draining your DeWalt stock
Not compatible with DCB606/DCB609 packs
8Ah and 10Ah dual packs need testing
Not for gravel surfaces

2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower prices at every store

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About the 2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower

This cordless snow shovel clears driveways and walkways without gas or an extension cord. It has a 17-inch clearing width and an 8-inch clearing depth. A 40V 6030 brushless motor delivers up to 2000W of power.

It throws snow up to 34 feet at a rate of 300 lbs/min. A detachable 1200-lumen flashlight helps with visibility. An ergonomic handle and 6-inch rear wheels make it easier to maneuver.

It runs on two DeWalt 20V batteries connected in series. The batteries are not included.

Power: Up to 2000W
Motor: 40V 6030 brushless
Clearing width: 17 inches
Clearing depth: 8 inches
Throwing distance: Up to 34 feet
Throwing rate: 300 lbs/min
Light: Detachable 1200-lumen flashlight
Rear wheels: 6 inches
Battery: Two DeWalt 20V batteries in series, up to 6Ah each (not included)
Compatibility: DeWalt 20V batteries up to 6Ah. 8Ah/10Ah dual packs require testing. Not compatible with DCB606 or DCB609.
In the box: Cordless snow shovel (tool only), handle, detachable flashlight with bracket, gloves, user manual
Safe use: Use only compatible batteries. Wear gloves and eye protection. Keep hands and feet away from moving parts. Avoid gravel surfaces. Remove batteries before maintenance.
Storage: Store indoors in a dry location

Specifications

color: YellowSource

Questions and answers

Do I need DeWalt batteries to run it?: Yes. It is designed for two DeWalt 20V batteries run in series, and they are not included. You also need a charger, since the package is tool-only.
How much snow can it handle?: It clears a 17-inch-wide path up to 8 inches deep and throws snow up to 34 feet at roughly 300 lbs per minute. That suits typical residential storms, not deep drifts.
Will my DeWalt 8Ah or 10Ah packs work?: The maker says packs up to 6Ah are compatible and that 8Ah and 10Ah dual packs require testing. DCB606 and DCB609 packs are listed as not compatible.
Can I use it on gravel?: No. The instructions say to avoid gravel surfaces, since the auger can pick up loose stones. Stick to pavement, decks and walkways.
What comes in the box?: The snow shovel tool, the handle, a detachable flashlight with bracket, gloves and a user manual. Batteries and charger are not included.
How is it different from a corded electric shovel?: It has no cord, so you can work anywhere on the property, but runtime depends on your batteries. A corded shovel runs as long as it is plugged in but limits your reach.
Where is the 2000W 17" Cordless Snow Blower cheapest?: At Walmart, for $135.90, as of our latest check.