Does it need mixed fuel?

Yes. It is a two-stroke engine, so gasoline must be mixed with two-stroke oil at the ratio the engine manual specifies. Never run it on straight gasoline.

How does it compare with a battery snow shovel?

It delivers constant power with no battery drain or fade, and it works anywhere without a cord. Battery shovels are quieter and start with a button but lose power as the charge drops.

What kind of snow does it handle?

The 1.25kW engine is aimed at heavy, wet snow as well as light snow. Handheld shovels throw snow a shorter distance than a full snow blower, so plan where you direct it.

It is a pull-start gas engine. Expect a choke and primer routine on cold starts, and follow the manual for break-in and storage.

How should I store it off-season?

Drain or stabilize the fuel and run the engine dry before long storage. Two-stroke engines can gum up carburetors if old mixed fuel sits in them.

Yeshouse

43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black

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$157.99at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black

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$157.99at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Last seen at $157.99 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the 43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black

The Yeshouse 43CC is a handheld gas snow shovel built around a 43cc two-stroke engine rated at 1.25kW. It runs on mixed fuel, so there is no cord, battery or recharge to slow it down, and it keeps full torque for as long as the tank lasts. That suits driveways, walkways and steps where a corded electric shovel would run out of reach or a battery model would fade in wet, heavy snow. Against battery and corded rivals it trades convenience for sustained power and more maintenance: you mix oil into the fuel, pull to start, and deal with exhaust and engine upkeep.

Best forClearing heavy, wet snow on driveways and walkwaysLarger properties beyond the reach of a cordOwners who want full power without battery fadeQuick clearing of steps, decks and paths

Pros

43cc two-stroke engine with 1.25kW output
No cord or battery, so no recharge or range limit
Holds torque in wet, heavy snow
Handheld design reaches steps and tight paths
Simple engine with few electronics to fail

Cons

Requires mixing oil with gasoline
Pull-start and engine maintenance add effort
Two-stroke exhaust and noise
No battery or cord convenience of electric rivals

43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black prices at every store

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About the 43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black

This handheld snow thrower is powered by a 43CC 2-stroke gas engine with 1.25kW of output. It is built to clear heavy, wet snow.

Because it runs on gas, it has no battery to drain and no loss of power as a battery fades. The engine provides continuous, high-torque clearing.

Engine: 43CC, 2-stroke, gas-powered
Power: 1.25kW
Frame material: PX43
Color: Black
Type: Handheld snow thrower

Specifications

frame_material: PX43Source

Questions and answers

Does it need mixed fuel?: Yes. It is a two-stroke engine, so gasoline must be mixed with two-stroke oil at the ratio the engine manual specifies. Never run it on straight gasoline.
How does it compare with a battery snow shovel?: It delivers constant power with no battery drain or fade, and it works anywhere without a cord. Battery shovels are quieter and start with a button but lose power as the charge drops.
What kind of snow does it handle?: The 1.25kW engine is aimed at heavy, wet snow as well as light snow. Handheld shovels throw snow a shorter distance than a full snow blower, so plan where you direct it.
Is it hard to start?: It is a pull-start gas engine. Expect a choke and primer routine on cold starts, and follow the manual for break-in and storage.
How should I store it off-season?: Drain or stabilize the fuel and run the engine dry before long storage. Two-stroke engines can gum up carburetors if old mixed fuel sits in them.
Where is the 43CC 2-Stroke Gas Snow Shovel, Handheld Power Snow Thrower, Black cheapest?: At Walmart, for $157.99, as of our latest check.