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Yard Machines 22" 179cc Two-Stage Snow Blower: 179cc Powermore OHV 4-cycle engine requires no mixing of gas or oil for easy maintenance 22" clearing width and 16" intake height for light to moderate snowfalls Best on smaller driveways, sidewalks, and patios For heavier wet snow conditions, we recommend the Yard Machines 24" two-stage unit Self-propelled with one single speed Clog resistant chute with 180 degree rotation 10"x4" snow hog tires for enhanced traction Equipped with standard steel snow shoes For optimal starting performance, refer to the fresh fuel guidelines in the operator's manual 2-Year Limited warranty Comes fully assembled
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| Brand | Yard Machines |
| Item model number | 31A-32AD752 |
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| Product Id | 322533 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3.4 (44 ratings) 3.4 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 043033547883 |
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Yard Machines 22" 179cc Two-Stage Snow Blower
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I'm not sure what other reviewers were expecting? My only problem with this is I didn't buy it five years ago. I went to store to purchase single stage( I didn't want to spend 500-600 ) we got 7-8 inches yesterday and this was last one at store. Not wanting to shovel, bought this. Right out of truck filled with gas, pushed primer 4 or 5 times, started on first pull. WHAT? Plowing down driveway, not throwing snow very far like other review said, tip chute up a bit. Throws snow easily 25-30 feet across my yard. If you need more power than this, you need a 4x4 with a plow. Only downside is it's over $500. - Told my wife I'm actually looking forward to getting more snow!
I just had to write a review for this snowblower after reading the bad reviews people have left. I have owned this same exact snowblower that I purchased from Walmart in 1992..yes 1992! That is 21 years. I want to also state that I live in upstate New York where we average 100+ inches of snow per winter and I love this snowblower. It has never failed us. In 20 yrs all we have had to do is replace a spark plug every few years and after maybe 15 yrs and 100s of uses the pull string. I would recommend this too anyone and would buy another one in a heart beat. So judge for yourself not by these bad reviews...
We just purchased this item and have not had any measurable snow yet. It is well built and sturdy. My only complaint so far is the packaging was stained with a considerable amount of oil and the outer box was pretty banged up. Luckily there was no visible damage to the item. Overall I am pleased with the purchase.
this yardman snowblower is priced reasonable and is easy to use and received it in a few days. highly recommended.
Works well on light snow. Constantly jamming with wet snow. Not enough power to throw snow far enough. On heavy snow from plows at end of driveway needs to be manually pushed. The single speed drive does not have enough power to get through the pile. Can only attack the pile by cutting into it a few inches at a time instead of the entire 22" cut. Starts easily. Doesn't use a lot of gas. Transmission slipping after two seasons. Repair costs almost as much as new one. For heavy New England snows this just doesn't make the grade.
Haven't had a chance to use it for a heavy snowfall yet, but cleared basic snow well after a 3-4 inch fall. Doesn't handle ice/slush well, but that's not unexpected. The chute is a little flimsy - concerned that it will break in a short period of time.
Used it in the first snow (1/26/11) and it worked OK. We had a heavy wet snow and the Yard Machine didn't seem to have enough power to throw the snow very far so it had the move the same snow several times. The only bad thing I found was that the second stag blades are made of platic so they where nicked when it picked up an accational rock. However, it was easy to start, and easy to use and it moved 11 inches of wet snow pretty well.
Purchased 1-9-2014 and put it to immediate use clearing my driveway and sidewalk. Started fine and did a good job for as long as it lasted. Worked great four times but halfway through the fifth snowfall in three weeks the blades and auger stopped turning. Checked the four shear pins but they were intact. I suspect an internal belt or something broke so I returned it on 1-29-14, 20 days after purchase. Our driveway and sidewalks are normal paved surfaces, nothing a normal snowblower shouldn't be able to handle.
Went to start this and nothing. Upon further review I found out the primer hose has a hole in it. Called Yard Machine and they said they will send me another hose to install. Why should I have to do this?
I was excited to try this out after our first snowfall. I was very dissapointed. It did not throw snow very far at all maybe 2-3 feet. It was as if the auger could not push the snow into the thrower. It would just pile up infront of the auger as it pushed the snow out of the way. I wasn't trying to move very much snow either maybe 4 inches. It does come with a handy little plastic stick but that was about the only thing usefull on it. I took it back to the store they were very nice about returning it.