Toro 21 Inch Power Clear 60 Volt Electric Snowthrower

Hi, I'm Tim Carter, Ask the Builder.com

You can see it's wintertime. We got a little bit of snow, and I'm going to test the Toro Power Clear E21 SP

It's a 60-volt electric snowblower. Let's get to work. We're going to be able to be

I'm going to be. That was interesting

What happened last night, we got just about an inch of snow. And in eight hours, it's going to start snowing again

And if the prediction's right, we might end up with about a foot of snow

Tomorrow morning, I should be able to put this Torah power clear through the paces so that you can see what it can do with six or seven inches of snow

Supposed to be a pretty light powdery snow. And of course that makes all the difference in the world

What are my first impressions of this machine? It was lighter pushing it up a hill than I thought it would be

And when you're on level ground, it goes very, very well on its own

One of the things that I found troubling, the paddles that throw the snow

they're made out of rubber, very similar to like a car or truck tire

but they already have shown, in my opinion, some significant wear, and I've only had the machine running for 10 or 15 minutes

and I convinced over time you going to have to replace that part How often I don know it depends on many factors I was pleased with the battery life It still has a lot of battery life left And I can also tell you

that it threw the snow really well. So when you have the shoot on high, it can throw the snow easily

10, 15 feet. And if you drop the shoot down so that you can direct the snow more to the ground

you know, it'll only go maybe three or four or five feet, which is fine. if you don't want the snow blowing on a neighbor's driveway or, you know, a neighbor's sidewalk that's close to you

Bottom line, we're going to see what it's going to do tomorrow. I think it's going to do a really interesting job in the deeper snow

So let's see what happens tomorrow. Good morning. The weather forecasters were right on the money

It's the day after, and we've got six inches of nice snow that fell overnight, and it's still snowing a little bit

The winter storm warning is still in effect until 1 p.m. And right now it's just after 8 a.m

I going to go ahead and get started and here what I going to do I going to set the camera up on a bucket and I going to start blowing snow You can see what it looked like before I got started

I shot a little bit of a view from my man cave, and then I'm going to show you what it's like afterwards

We're going to see how long the batteries will last. That's what I want to test at this point

And I charged the batteries up overnight, and I've left them inside all night, so they're nice

and warm. That's really important. Keep in mind, cold lithium ion batteries will not last as long

So let's see how long the batteries last. It's going to be miserable blowing the snow

Let me tell you, I'm going to have to probably aim the shoot down a little bit

Otherwise, it's just going to blow up in my face. I know that from years of experience of using

snowblowers. And I've got my nice Toro mitts on to keep my hands warm. Let's get started

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