Is the Storm 2420 good for heavy snow?

Yes. Its two-stage design handles deep and packed snow better than single-stage blowers. It suits driveways in snow-belt areas.

Does it have electric start?

Yes. The Storm 2420 comes with an electric start, so you can start it without pulling a cord. It still runs on gas.

How wide does it clear?

It clears a 24-inch path with a 20-inch intake height. That means fewer passes on a standard driveway.

What maintenance does it need?

Like any gas blower, it needs fuel, oil changes and seasonal prep. Plan for storage space and some upkeep.

Is it hard to maneuver?

It is heavier than single-stage or battery models. Expect some effort turning it, especially in tight spaces.

Where can I buy the Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower?

3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Home Depot, eBay.

Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower

Last price we saw

$1,056.05at Walmart, last seen Nov 6

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Our take on the Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower

The Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 is a gas-powered two-stage snow blower with a 24-inch clearing width and 20-inch intake height, sold with an electric start. It is aimed at homeowners clearing driveways and walkways in moderate to heavy snowfall. The two-stage design throws snow farther than single-stage machines and handles packed, plowed snow better. Pricing varies by store and season, so check current listings for the latest figure.

Best forHomeowners with long driveways in snow-belt regionsClearing packed or plowed snow at the end of a drivewayBuyers who want electric start instead of pull-cord startingModerate to heavy snowfall areas

Pros

Two-stage auger and impeller throw snow well clear of the path
Electric start avoids pull-cord frustration in cold weather
24-inch width clears a driveway in fewer passes
Steel construction and gas power suit heavy, repeated use
Handles packed snow that single-stage blowers struggle with

Cons

Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower prices at every store

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Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower price history

Lowest price we've seen: $1,056.05 on Nov 6 at Walmart. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 6.

What reviewers say

Owners of Troy-Bilt two-stage blowers generally report strong snow-throwing performance and reliable electric starting. Complaints tend to focus on weight, maneuverability and routine engine upkeep.

What people mention

Snow throwingPraisedOwners say the two-stage design moves snow well off driveways and walkways.
Electric startPraisedReviewers like starting with a button instead of pulling a cord in freezing weather.
WeightCriticisedOwners find the machine heavy and tiring to push and turn.

Questions and answers

Is the Storm 2420 good for heavy snow?: Yes. Its two-stage design handles deep and packed snow better than single-stage blowers. It suits driveways in snow-belt areas.
Does it have electric start?: Yes. The Storm 2420 comes with an electric start, so you can start it without pulling a cord. It still runs on gas.
How wide does it clear?: It clears a 24-inch path with a 20-inch intake height. That means fewer passes on a standard driveway.
What maintenance does it need?: Like any gas blower, it needs fuel, oil changes and seasonal prep. Plan for storage space and some upkeep.
Is it hard to maneuver?: It is heavier than single-stage or battery models. Expect some effort turning it, especially in tight spaces.
Where can I buy the Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 Snow Blower?: 3 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Home Depot, eBay.