- Is the Toro Power Clear 721 QZE good for deep snow?
- No. Its 12.5-inch intake and single-stage design suit light to moderate snowfall. Deep, wet or plowed-in snow will slow it and can clog the chute.
- Does it have electric start?
- Yes. It uses an electric starter, so you do not have to pull a cord on cold mornings. It still runs on gasoline.
- How wide and far does it clear?
- It has a 21-inch intake width and throws snow up to about 35 feet. That fits most residential driveways and walkways.
- Is it self-propelled?
- Yes, but through its rubber paddles rather than driven wheels. The paddles pull the machine forward as they clear down to the pavement.
- Does it have a headlight or heated grips?
- No. There is no headlight and no heated handgrips, so plan for low-light clearing and cold hands.
- How does it compare with a two-stage blower?
- It is lighter, simpler and easier to store, but a two-stage machine handles deeper snow and larger areas better. Choose this for typical suburban snowfall.
- Where is the Toro Power Clear 721 QZE cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $849.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Toro Power Clear 721 QZE?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Tractor Supply Co, Lowe's.