Does the Greenworks 40V 20 in snow blower come with a battery?

No. It is sold as a bare tool, so you need a Greenworks 40V battery and charger, or you can use ones you already own from other 40V tools.

How much snow can it handle?

It is a single-stage blower best suited to light to moderate snow, roughly a few inches. Wet or deep snow will slow it down.

Which batteries fit it?

It runs on Greenworks 40V batteries. Larger-capacity packs give longer runtime, and two smaller packs can be swapped for bigger jobs.

Is it better than a gas snow blower?

For light snow and small driveways it is easier to start, quieter and needs no gas. For heavy, wet or deep snow, a two-stage gas blower clears more and throws farther.

How wide a path does it clear?

It clears a 20-inch path, which suits most residential driveways and walkways in a few passes.

Where is the Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only) cheapest?

At Walmart, for $289.99, as of our latest check.

Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only)

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Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only)

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Last seen at $289.99 at Walmart on Nov 8.

Our take on the Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only)

The Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower is a battery-powered single-stage snow thrower sold as a bare tool, so you use batteries and chargers from Greenworks' 40V line. Its 20-inch clearing width and cordless design make it a fit for driveways and walkways where dragging a cord or storing gas is a hassle. It is lighter and quieter than gas single-stage machines and easier to start, but it moves less snow per pass than two-stage gas blowers and depends on how many 40V batteries you own. Owners like the grab-and-go convenience for light to moderate snow; heavy, wet or deep snow is where it struggles against its gas rivals.

Best forLight to moderate snow on driveways and walkwaysHomeowners already on the Greenworks 40V battery platformQuick cleanups where gas and cords are inconvenientQuiet early-morning or suburban use

Pros

Cordless push-button start, no gas or pull cord
20-inch clearing width suits standard driveways
Light enough to maneuver and store easily
Quieter and fume-free compared with gas blowers
Shares batteries with other Greenworks 40V tools

Cons

Sold as a bare tool; batteries and charger cost extra
Struggles with deep, wet or heavy snow
Runtime depends on battery size and charge
Single-stage auger throws less distance than two-stage gas models

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Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only) price history

Lowest price we've seen: $289.99 on Nov 8 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.

What reviewers say

Owners of the Greenworks 40V 20 in blower generally praise its easy start and light handling for light snow, while noting it bogs down in wet or deep snow and that battery life limits bigger jobs.

What people mention

Snow performanceMixedOwners say it clears light, dry snow fine but struggles once snow is wet or deep.
Battery lifeCriticisedRuntime is short with smaller 40V packs, and larger batteries are needed for bigger jobs.
Ease of usePraisedPush-button start and light weight make it easy to handle and store.
NoisePraisedOwners like that it runs much quieter than gas blowers.
Bare toolMixedBuyers note batteries and charger are extra, which matters if you are not already on the 40V platform.

Specifications

Cordless: Yes
Power Type: Electric
Color: Green
Clearing Width: 20 inches path

Questions and answers

Does the Greenworks 40V 20 in snow blower come with a battery?: No. It is sold as a bare tool, so you need a Greenworks 40V battery and charger, or you can use ones you already own from other 40V tools.
How much snow can it handle?: It is a single-stage blower best suited to light to moderate snow, roughly a few inches. Wet or deep snow will slow it down.
Which batteries fit it?: It runs on Greenworks 40V batteries. Larger-capacity packs give longer runtime, and two smaller packs can be swapped for bigger jobs.
Is it better than a gas snow blower?: For light snow and small driveways it is easier to start, quieter and needs no gas. For heavy, wet or deep snow, a two-stage gas blower clears more and throws farther.
How wide a path does it clear?: It clears a 20-inch path, which suits most residential driveways and walkways in a few passes.
Where is the Greenworks 40V 20 in Snow Blower (Tool Only) cheapest?: At Walmart, for $289.99, as of our latest check.