- How much snow can it handle?
- It is built for light-to-moderate snowfall on driveways and sidewalks. The steel auger and 1,800-watt motor manage wet snow, but deep drifts and heavy accumulation are better left to a two-stage gas machine.
- Do I need an extension cord?
- No. A 50-foot cord is included, which sets your working radius from the outlet. Plan your clearing pattern so the cord trails behind you and stays clear of the auger.
- What does smart overload protection do?
- It cuts power to the motor when the auger jams or the load gets too high, which protects the motor. Clear the obstruction, then restart.
- How far does it throw snow?
- Up to 25 feet, depending on snow type and how you set the chute. Wet snow travels less far than light powder.
- Is it hard to store?
- It is a walk-behind unit with a 20-inch clearing width, so it takes less space than a two-stage gas blower. It needs no fuel can or oil, which keeps storage simpler.
- Does it work on gravel or uneven ground?
- It is aimed at paved driveways and sidewalks. The steel auger can pick up loose gravel and debris, so keep it on hard, clear surfaces.
- Where is the PJH 20" Electric Corded Snow Blower with Steel Auger, 50 FT Cord Included, 1800 Watt Motor, Smart Overload Protection, Dual LED Lights, 25-ft Throw, Easy to Clear Wet Snow, for Driveways & Sidewalks cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $239.99, as of our latest check.