- Is the ST 427T worth it over a wheeled blower?
- If your driveway is sloped or you get deep, drifted snow, the tracks and 10.7 hp engine justify it. On flat, small lots a lighter wheeled model is easier to handle.
- How does it compare with the ST 424T?
- The 427T has a wider 27-inch intake and more power than the 424T, so it clears more per pass. It is also heavier, which matters if you turn a lot.
- Does it have electric start?
- Yes. It has electric start plus heated handgrips and a headlight, which help in cold, dark conditions.
- Can I use it on gravel?
- The tracked drive handles gravel and uneven ground, but set the skid shoes high enough to keep the auger off loose stones.
- How much snow can it handle?
- The two-stage design and 10.7 hp engine handle deep, heavy snow and drifts. The 27-inch intake clears wide paths in fewer passes.
- Is it hard to store?
- It is 362 lb and over 5 feet long, so it needs significant garage space and is best kept on a flat surface.
- Where is the Husqvarna ST 427T cheapest?
- At Northern Tool, for $2,799.99, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Is the Husqvarna ST 427T at its lowest price?
- Yes: $2,799.99 is the lowest price we've seen for it since November 8.
- Where can I buy the Husqvarna ST 427T?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Husqvarna, Northern Tool, JAX, Acme Tools, Action Equipment Center.