- Is the Storm 2420 good for a long driveway?
- Yes. The 24-inch width and two-stage throwing handle long residential driveways well. Very long or steep drives may call for a wider machine.
- How does it compare with a single-stage blower?
- It throws snow farther and handles deep, packed snow that single-stage units struggle with. In exchange it is heavier, wider and needs gas engine upkeep.
- Does the electric start need a battery?
- No. It starts from a standard household outlet via a cord, so you need an outlet within cord reach of where you store it.
- What snow depth can it handle?
- The 20-inch intake height sets the limit for a single pass. Deeper drifts are cleared in overlapping passes.
- What comes in the box?
- The blower and its standard components ship unassembled. A cover and snow cab are sold separately.
- Is it hard to store?
- It is 25.75 inches wide and 181 lbs, so it needs a garage or shed with room to maneuver. It does not fold down like smaller units.
- Where is the Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 24 in. 208 cc Self Propelled Two-Stage Gas Snow Blower Electric Start cheapest?
- At DK Hardware, for $1,671.02, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 24 in. 208 cc Self Propelled Two-Stage Gas Snow Blower Electric Start?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Quality Furniture, Mike's Furniture Store, Joes Factory Outlet, Mowtown Lochen Equipment, Foard's.