So, I am totally convinced that even though I paid a $50 (17%) premium on an in-stock snowblower at a local store that it was worth every penny. And I am also totally convinced that I made the right decision getting the electric snowblower over a gas one. It’s light and makes quick work of the snow. It only clogged about 3 times and that was at the end when I was doing cleanup in some already-thrown banked snow, but it was easy to clear. It worked pretty well and it was pretty cheap. Plus, it’s a Toro. That’s not to say it doesn’t have its quirks, but for something I’ll probably use about 8 times a year- and maybe less in the future with global warming- I am happy.
I have to say that the Snowpocalypse was faking us out pretty good last night. I thought the white death was going to end up the clear death because it was all rainy and then it started freezing. There was a nice layer of ice under the snow on our front steps. It was really satisfying to pour the salt on it and hear it crackle.
Before- note the line on the left where you an see where I cleared about 2-3 inches off the driveway yesterday.






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1-31-2008 at 21:12:41 ping from 64.13.192.84[...] Snowpocalypse (first of 2008) is coming tonight and tomorrow I’ll likely have a date with my Toro snowblower (for interested parties it’s a model 1800 Power Curve electric snowthrower which [...]