Greenworks 40V (75+ Compatible Tools) 20” Brushless Cordless Snow Blower, 4.0Ah Battery and Charger Included
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Arrives
Sunday, Jan 11
Size: 20" 4.0Ah+LED
Features
- EFFORTLESS SNOW CLEARING: Powered by G-MAX 40V li-ion technology for a more convenient snow removal experience.
- ENHANCED PERFORMANCE: Brushless motor delivers increased torque, efficiency, and overall performance.
- WIDE CLEARING PATH: 20-Inch clearing path and 8-Inch clearing depth to efficiently tackle snow-covered areas.
- IMPROVED VISIBILITY: Equipped with LED lights, ensuring better visibility for shoveling in low-light conditions.
- PRECISE SNOW DISCHARGE: 180-degree rotating chute offers superior control and disperses snow up to 20 feet away.
- OPTIMAL BATTERY USE: For peak performance, use batteries stored at room temperature; cold batteries might affect startup.
- QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING: If the unit doesn't start, remove the battery, let it warm indoors for 10 minutes or more, then reinstall and try again.
Description
GreenWorks DigiPro Series is compatible with its G-MAX 40V Li-Ion System offering powerful and easy to use gas alternative tools to get the job done. GreenWorks provides innovative tools for all projects around the home by combining its brushless motor with its 40V technology. Make your life easier and stop worrying about the gas hassle of maintenance, hard to manage pull cords and the fume. Most GreenWorks Tools are sold with battery configuration and tool only models.
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 31"D x 21.6"W x 37"H
Item Weight: 33 Pounds
Color: Green
Engine Type: Electric
Voltage: 40 Volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 10 Inches
UPC:
Global Trade Identification Number: 41
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 31"D x 21.6"W x 37"H
Item Weight: 33 Pounds
Color: Green
Engine Type: Electric
Voltage: 40 Volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 10 Inches
UPC: 841821012441 841821016166
Global Trade Identification Number: 41
Clearing Width: 20 Inches
Item Weight: 33 pounds
Manufacturer: Greenworks
Item model number: 26272
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 20" Tool Only+LED
If you already have G-Max tools like the lawn mower or blower then this is a great tool to have. I'm in this situation and bought the batteryless tool. It works great for my needs. HOWEVER! If you're new to electric outdoor equipment then I'd recommend getting the 80V Greenworks snow thrower with battery or if you're on a budget get the plug in thrower. I live in Michigan. I'm well versed in snow removal and I've used everything from the old absurd plug in electric 16" craftsman electric broom to a large Toro 620. Last year I didn't get much snow. Just one snowfall that was 2 inches deep and very wet. This year I'm sitting inside warming up after clearing my drive way of 4 inches of what I'd qualify as 'snowman snow'. Not super powdery, but also not slush. In both cases the thrower did the job and cleared the drive well. It does stop if you overwhelm it. Something that happened MANY times with the slush last year and a few times with today's snowfall. Just back off, restart the unit, allow it to spin up to speed, and then go slowly. You'll get through. Now compared to the Toro I have it throws snow further (surprise!). I got a good 10ft throw today. My toro is a decade old but has been maintained well. It's never thrown snow with quite that much energy. The bonus of this over my toro is I don't come in smelling like gasoline and oil from the exhaust. Another benefit is that the battery unit works as long as your batteries are working. As I use mine all year long in my mower, hedge trimmer, edger, and blower mine are in great shape. Where as my Toro always sucks trying to start it each season. I have the 20" Greenworks plug in thrower as well. That was the one I've used for 4 years and convinced me to go with the battery model. The electric unit doesn't estop as easily as the 40V unit. I've never hit snowfall that causes it to pause. The only problem with it is needing to be plugged in. Being mindful of the cord slows you down. Now I've used the 80V thrower that a friend of mine purchased. She started with the thrower and moved onto the mower. As such she started with the 80V line. Her thrower has not estopped like mine and I've found it to be as powerful as gas or plug in in that respect. As such I can only recommend this tool if like me you're already invested in the G-Max line of tools (If you own the mower, then get this!). If so you'll appreciate this unit. If you're just starting out and need a tool with the battery and charger get the 80V Greenworks Thrower with the battery and charger. If you're on a budget and don't have a lot of sidewalk / Driveway (a 2 car driveway that can fit 4 cars total and walk in front of your house) and have an outdoor plug get the plug in greenworks thrower. Either way you'll spend less than a gas thrower and you won't have the yearly maintenance issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2019 by Ironchefkz
Size: 20" Tool Only+LED (NEW)
Great machine, seems to run nicely. All I need is a little snow in order to try machine out for first time. Now to the batteries. If you are using the older style 40v g-max batteries that has rubber on edges and corners of battery you are in for mounting problems. The extra thickness of rubber will cause batteries to pop up in mounting rails in battery box. They will not lock into battery mounts. Any motion or vibratin will cause them to pop up in mounting rails and electrical contact is lost. found this one out the good old Amercan hard way. Have used newer after market batteries without the rubber edges and everything works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025 by mousehound369
Size: 20" 4.0Ah+LED
Throws far, the chute works well and locks into place when pointing it down. It gets to the cement. My only reservation is the impeller is PVC; it will wear out. But, PVC is far lighter than a better rubber blade.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by TheBob
This is a great tool for its intended use -- clearing snow immediately after a snowfall. Works great for us in the foothills of the Cascades where we can keep up with the snow. We've had consistent snowfall for the last ten days, and I go out in the morning and clear up around 6" of snow each time. Takes about 15 minutes to do my driveway and sidewalks. The engine is electric (powered by an extension cord), so it's quiet and powerful enough for the machine. I was able to run it in the morning and none of my neighbors heard it. Quieter than a leaf blower, and way quieter than a gas-powered blower. I'd compared it to being about as noisy as an electric hair dryer. It doesn't do as well for higher amounts of snow. I think it says it can do up to 10", but that would be for light, dry, and cold snow. And I would not want to try it to get rid of snow that's turned to ice - I fear the blades might crack. Assembling it wasn't difficult, but a few pieces were confusing - the middle handle (lower part) has a cord securing device or dongle that has to face a certain way, and neither the illustrations nor the directions mentioned that. So I had to disassemble it and redo it -- but it wasn't hard to do. Also, the handle that moves the direction of the "spout" has to go into the machine deeper than you realize - there's a rubber sleeve somewhere inside the machine that the handle goes through that doesn't seem to want to accept the handle, so you have to really push it, which is scary if you think you might break something. The blades of the rotary "wheel" are plastic, but for light- to medium-duty, they're fine. It gets the snow off down to the pavement of my smooth sidewalks, and right close to the surface of my textured driveway. This probably won't work on a graveled driveway or a driveway that has a deeply grooved surface like cobblestone, but it seems to work fine on all kinds of materials as long as the surface is hard and somewhat smooth. There are a few downsides. One is its weight. Because it is super light, the temptation is to push it more than you should, slightly elevating the back wheels, and grinding the scraper part of the machine into the pavement/concrete. Which means it stops going forward. Takes practice to not be tempted to push it harder than you need to, and to go slower than you think you can. The other is the way you power it: it needs an extension cord. I find this reasonable because that gives the lighweight and *quiet* engine the power it needs, a good compromise between a battery-powered machine (less power, requires recharging) and a gas-powered machine (more powerful, but usually far, far heavier and more difficult to maneuver and store). But the cord is going to want to travel behind you, which means that every so often you're going to step on. You can try to use the little dongle to secure the cord to the handle, but if you're using a long extension cord (mine is 100'), you're going to need the thicker 12/3 and not the 14/3 cord -- which is too thick for the dongle. Easy enough to just wrap the cord once around the handle, but still -- the cord is going to be there following you. Not a huge thing, but be aware of it. So, over all, really and truly five stars. Works great, lightweight, easy to put together, easy to fold down and stow away. For my use, it's well worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2022 by Stephen Matlock