Greenworks 40V 20'' Brushless Snow Blower, Battery and Chargder not Included
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Size: 20" Tool Only+LED (NEW)
Features
- EFFORTLESS SNOW REMOVAL: Powered by Greenworks 40V li-ion technology and brushless motor, lightweight and powerful design can effortlessly move snow out of your way, making winter maintenance a breeze
- ENHANCED PERFORMANCE: Brushless motor delivers increased torque, efficiency, and overall performance.
- WIDE CLEARING PATH: 20-Inch clearing path and 10-Inch clearing depth to efficiently tackle snow-covered areas.
- ADJUSTABLE 180 CHUTE Control snow direction with ease, throwing snow exactly where you want it.
- BATTERY PERFORMANCE TIP: Battery and Charger are not included
Description
Clear snow with ease using the Greenworks 40V Cordless Snow Blower, powered by advanced lithium-ion technology and a durable brushless motor for enhanced torque, efficiency, and longer tool life. With a 20-inch clearing path and 10-inch clearing depth, this electric snow thrower quickly tackles sidewalks, driveways, and patios in fewer passes. The adjustable 180° chute provides precise control over snow direction, while the lightweight design makes it easy to maneuver. Please note: battery and charger are not included. Compatible with the Greenworks 40V platform, this battery powered snow shovel offers powerful, eco-friendly performance for winter maintenance.
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 42.13"D x 20.87"W x 41.73"H
Item Weight: 45.4 Pounds
Color: Green
Engine Type: electric
Voltage: 40 Volts (DC)
Ideal Snow Depth: 25 Centimeters
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Clearing Width: 50.8 Centimeters
Brand: Greenworks
Power Source: Battery Powered
Product Dimensions: 42.13"D x 20.87"W x 41.73"H
Item Weight: 45.4 Pounds
Color: Green
Engine Type: electric
Voltage: 40 Volts (DC)
Ideal Snow Depth: 25 Centimeters
UPC: 195526246381
Clearing Width: 50.8 Centimeters
Item Weight: 45.4 pounds
Manufacturer: Sunrise Global Marketing, LLC
Item model number: SN40L01-00
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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
Feb 2019 I finally gave in and bought a snow blower. Shoveling even medium snow simply wore me out and it took a day to recover. I'm 70 years old so that's my excuse. I bought this 40V blower because I already have three other Greenworks 40V tools - double blade mower, string trimmer and extended reach hedge trimmer. I have found them all to be more than adequate for my needs and physical limitations. The snow blower arrived severely damaged. It had been dropped from a height and the internals of the drive mechanism were jammed. The impeller would not turn. The battery cover was broken off and some plastic molding on the left side was broken off. I called Amazon and they immediately shipped another one and sent me a return shipping label for the broken one. The replacement arrived in two days. Customer service was awesome. Now I'm waiting for snow. Two weeks later. We have snow - sort of. Three days ago it snowed about an inch, then changed to rain, then froze up solid. No one on our block even tried to clear their sidewalks. Yesterday it snowed a couple inches on top of the old, icy stuff. The snow blower worked quite well. It picked up a lot of little pieces of ice with the new snow and threw it clear of the sidewalk with ease. Of course the very fine powdery snow didn't throw very far. The thicker the snow, the better it threw to the side. I clipped the edge of a concrete step which stopped the impeller immediately - and I mean immediately. It stopped dead with no grinding against the step. That's a pretty good self-protection circuit in the electronics. It restarted as soon as I pushed the button and pulled the bail. No problem. Now I'm waiting for a deeper, heavier snow to really test it. So far I'm pleased. I do wonder how well an all plastic body will hold up over several seasons of use in the cold. Time will tell. Two more weeks later 4" of medium heavy powder. Did almost 100 ft of sidewalk - worked great. As noted before, heavier snow throws much better. I ran my 4Ah battery flat, the last bit trimming up the end of the driveway where my snow plow left some fairly heavy ridges of snow. It lit all four LEDs before I started, but it had been sitting on the shelf since summer so I'm thinking it wasn't at maximum capacity. The next morning, four more inches of slightly wetter, heavier snow. Did the same 100' of sidewalk and the driveway end after the plow. At the end it showed 2 LEDs lit so probably could have done another 50' or so. This snow blower works quite well. It's a lightweight so you can't beat it up on heavy, icy stuff. I tripped the motor cutout driving too quickly into the the side of the big snow plow pile at the end of the driveway. It restarted immediately. By inching forward, nibbling at the pile, I was able to widen the end of the driveway cleanly. I'm quite satisfied with this machine. It's actually easier to push than my Greenworks lawnmower as I can put more of my weight on the handle and thus don't need my cane to walk and push. It's light and easy for me to maneuver even on grass around our garbage cans so I can take them to the street on garbage day. The noise level is very low. Just a loud hum. Much nicer than the big gas powered ones on my block. It's a bit of a battery hog. I assume the motor is a lot bigger than the ones in the lawnmower. With the 4Ah battery freshly charged, I ran it down only half way doing the same 100' of sidewalk as yesterday. I assume the battery wasn't fully charged when I started last night. If you read all the reviews you'll see that some people haven't had such a good experience with theirs. Perhaps they got a bad unit, or were too hard on this lightweight machine. Whatever. I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2019 by Bev
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