- How is the SHO different from the standard Deluxe 28?
- The SHO has a larger 306cc engine, a faster impeller and a taller housing, which throws snow farther. The standard Deluxe 28 uses a smaller engine and lower output.
- Does it have electric start?
- Yes. It has a 120V electric start plus a recoil backup, so you can start it from an outlet or by pull cord.
- What kind of driveway is it suited to?
- It suits long driveways and areas with heavy, wet snow or plow piles. Its weight and width make it less ideal for tight spaces or small walkways.
- Does it have power steering?
- No. Steering is manual, and owners commonly note it takes effort to turn at the end of a pass.
- How is the chute controlled?
- Chute rotation and deflector are adjusted with manual controls, not a joystick.
- What is included with the machine?
- It ships as a gas-powered two-stage snow blower with a 28-inch clearing width, 306cc engine, electric start and heated handgrips.
- Where is the Ariens 921048 Deluxe 28 In. SHO Two-Stage Snow Blower cheapest?
- At Russo Power Equipment, for $1,699.00, as of our latest check.