- Does the Ego SNT2800 come with batteries and a charger?
- It is sold as a bare tool in most configurations, so batteries and charger are usually bought separately. Check the listing for whether a kit is offered.
- How wide a path does it clear?
- It clears a 24-inch path with a two-stage auger and impeller. That is a typical width for a residential two-stage blower.
- Is it self-propelled?
- No. You push it, and there is no drive system or single-hand operation. That is the main trade-off against gas two-stage models.
- Which Ego batteries does it use?
- It uses Ego's 56V ARC Lithium batteries and runs two at once, switching from one to the other. Higher-capacity packs give longer runtime.
- How does it compare with a gas two-stage blower?
- It is quieter and needs no gas or oil, but it is not self-propelled and runtime is limited by battery capacity. Gas models handle deep, wet snow and long driveways with less effort.
- Can it handle wet, heavy snow?
- It can, but expect slower going and shorter runtime. Very deep or wet snow is where the lack of self-propulsion and battery limits show most.
- Where is the Ego SNT2800 cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,649.00, as of our latest check.