Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

Which snowthrower has the best snow throwing distance be it wet,2 inches or 5 inches??need to toss the snow long distances....

borat wrote:
No unfortunately I have not. Still working on that one, another idea has arise in that post.

6'6" seems reasonably I believe I can handle that in and out my shed door. Storing it would not be a problem for me as I have a barn style shed, so I could put that up top and it would not be in the way. I like that fact that your model can be easily removed, I will definately be looking for that feature.  The model on the website looks more refined then the one that everybody shows as selling for that model.  The model on the manufacture site even has a place for my tv remote.. lol.. I mean garage. Not that I would ever use that, I don't have anything I can think of that I would need those pockets. But I do like the aerodynamics of the newer one, thinking the snow would run off the top better.  I have search some sites for the deluxe and cheapest I have found so far is $109.99  Think that is reasonably for that, and may order it. Have sent a e-mail asking if its the newer look model or still the square type design.  No chance of me buying locally, after all I cannot even get a simplicity here. ;)   Actually I am sure I could find somebody willing to gouge me to, but they probably be doing the same as me, ordering it online.   I love the internet for things like that, makes the world much smaller place.

Thanks for the link and the model, I believe I will probably end up with the same unit.

Cheers
Goofie Newfie

Compared to everything else I saw, the Classic is the best I could find and for less than ninety bucks, it was a bargain.  Be prepared for a little angst putting it on the machine.  It comes with a hell of a lot of brackets that might seem a little overwhelming until you realized that there are three sizes of brackets to match the required diameter of the tubing you'll be mounting it to.   Being a universal product designed to fit different machines,  and machines having different size tubing necessitate so many brackets.  So in reality, you'll be left with two sets of brackets after the install.  It does take some time and a bit of trial and error.  I found with mine that I had to relocate the light and cut a slit in the bottom of the canopy to allow it to fit down over the control rod turns the chute.  No big deal.  Just a bit of tailoring.