PowerSmart 24-Inch 2-Stage Self-Propelled Gas Snow Blower 212cc Engine with Electric Start, LED Light
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Dec 27 – Jan 1
Style: 212cc OHV Engine
Features
- 2-Stage System: Steel augers and a high-speed impeller ensure anti-clogging in heavy, wet snow.
- Powerful Engine: The powerful 212cc 4-cycle OHV engine delivers 2400 lbs/min of plowing capacity, throw snow up to 45 ft.
- Quick Snow Removal: 24 in. clearing width and 20 in. intake height powers through up to 12 in. of snow.
- Self-Propelled: Speed control with 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds for effortless maneuverability.
- Easy Start: Plug in your outdoor extension cord and push the button to start with the electric start.
Brand: PowerSmart
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Product Dimensions: 48.7"D x 24.8"W x 44.2"H
Item Weight: 143 Pounds
Color: Red
Engine Type: 4 Cycle
Engine Displacement: 212 Cubic Centimeters
Number of Speeds: 6
Voltage: 120 Volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 12 Inches
Brand: PowerSmart
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Product Dimensions: 48.7"D x 24.8"W x 44.2"H
Item Weight: 143 Pounds
Color: Red
Engine Type: 4 Cycle
Engine Displacement: 212 Cubic Centimeters
Number of Speeds: 6
Voltage: 120 Volts
Ideal Snow Depth: 12 Inches
UPC: 817582012433 817582013225
Clearing Width: 24 Inches
Item Weight: 143 pounds
Manufacturer: Amerisun Inc
Item model number: PSSAM24
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Got it yesterday, so no long-term experience yet. Delivery & Assembly: Came in a compact cardboard box, which I simply cut open from all 4 sides, instead of trying to pull the machine out of the box or flip it over. Easy to assemble, if you have minimum experience and a few simple tools. I did not really need the manual, but I recommend reading it first, just in case. After finishing the assembly and putting Oil and Gas in, the engine started right away without any problem. I let it run idle for about 15 minutes. I normally would recommend breaking it in for at least 30 - 60 minutes, but it was freezing cold and I needed to get rid of the snow right away. Performance: It has 6 different forward speeds and 2 reverse. This is nice, as you can adjust it to perfect speed depending on the amount and the weight of the snow you are dealing with. It had absolutely no issues with about 13" of wet Michigan snow and it shot it out probably 15-20 feet. I have to admit it was kind of fun to see how easy it tackles the snow. The 2-stage system pays off: Even with frozen and heavy snow, no clogging. The engine is powerful enough, it was not impressed at all, when I drove it into a huge pile of snow. Summary: Again, I got it yesterday and I used it twice for about 45 minutes each time with frozen and heavy snow. I have no long-term experience yet and I don't know, how it holds up in a few years. But it seems to be pretty sturdy. The metal parts are durable and with some care at the end of the season and a dry place to store, I don't expect any issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025 by Justus Jonas
works great upon delivery, I assemble right away (assembly is easy) put the oil and gas. boom, running smoothly. with 212cc engine, this engine roar load. I throw my old piece of garbage electric/battery snow blower. those are piece of junk never buy those unless you have a thin snow only at your place. Now, I can't wait to try this when snow comes. now I'm ready for the winter.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2025 by Zyopej Zyopej
Product was easy to put together and performs well so far. Quality is ok, but about half of it feels like cheap plastic, hoping it holds up. I plan on taking good care of maintenance, but youtube reviews have me concerned on the availability of replacement parts and accessories. Allegedly the specific serpentine belts and carb parts are hard to find. So far performance still doing well. Used on recent 12" snow fall, no issues, all powder and some ice. Will see how it does with heavy wet snow.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by Anthony Craft
I have to say this is a great snowblower! I bought this just in time for the snow to arrive. The self propel is awsome, makes it so easy. The snow amount it throws is incredible. This is an excellent product to buy for its durability, ease of snow removal, self propel among many other features. I highly recommend this for snow removal and it's price without breaking the bank.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025 by brett
Update 4/23/2025: After getting it repaired again, I got another season out of it. I'm uncertain if it was worth it or not after all this. I'm four years in, three seasons of actual use. It's been repaired a couple of times, plus maintenance. I'm probably about into it for the cost of a big brand now. It works, but has issues. The throttle is really sensitive and chokes the mower unless placed in a very specific location. The forward drive acts like it won't last another full winter. It's in the shop for end of season maintenance now. Might be okay if you're good at do it yourself and have stop tools for machining parts or grinding generics to fit. The engine itself works fine and it still throws snow a large distance. Most people will regret getting this import. Some will like it if they can keep it running because it's a lot cheaper than the competition. Update 1/16/2024: Original cost of snowblower + $250 for repairs after one season + 1 use after repair + drive for blades broke = STAY AWAY FROM THIS GARBAGE I now have 3 feet of drifted snow in my driveway because this thing is a piece of trash. Don't waste your money. Previous Review: First, let me get two things out of the way here--1. This was my first snow blower, so keep that in mind. 2. I've had this 3 years, but couldn't use it during the first year due to personal injury. I'm now without a working blower after 2 seasons of use, but it cost less than paying someone to do it for us for one season. Second, I live in a region with one of the heaviest snowfalls in the Northern U.S. I know there are places that get more, but we average over 200 inches of snow every year. We have to clean the snow off our roof once or twice every winter to keep it from collapsing. When we are done, there is a snowbank that extends up to and along one roof edge from the ground that we can use to walk down from the roof. The blower assembles easily. I don't do a lot of mechanical work. I can change the oil in my car, if I have a place to get rid of the oil, but this was a snap to put together. It didn't seem too heavy, but some people might need a second pair of hands to help here. That said, I had no issues getting everything to work easily. I read a lot of reviews that mentioned terrible packaging. When mine came, it was just fine and protected in a cage within the box that didn't appear to be present in the earlier review photos. Just saying--looks like they did what they could to fix that issue. Starting is a breeze. Whether manual or with corded aid, this thing starts up and purrs just fine. I read that someone else complained of it vibrating their hands numb, but that only happened early on in use. Once it got used for a month or so, that completely changed. Maintenance free (mostly) for the two years it ran. At the end, it developed a little run on when attempting to kill by choke alone--which is easily fixed by pulling the "key" out (which acts like a dead man switch). It could use a new sparkplug and possibly some other things as well, but it runs like a charm even so. Throwing is amazing. You want snow moved away from the area? No problem. This thing will toss, literally, above and beyond. From the front of my garage, it tosses the snow to the bank on the opposite side of the street. The thrower swings around too easily, however, and must be constantly adjusted. There's probably an easy fix with rubber band, bungee, or zip tie, but you should know that. It does cut a deep and wide path, so that's been super. When the wind is with me, it'll throw snow all the way down our street--not a desired outcome, but a fact. So, what's wrong? The blower no longer moves on its own, and it cannot be pushed manually against heavy snow. I noticed last season (the first season of actual use) that the forward drive gears started slipping some at the end of winter. It barely made it to February of this second winter before the trans busted or something slipped out of place. I have no idea now if it can be fixed or if I can get any of these local specialty shops to fix it. That's not good. I do get a lot of snow, but my area of need is not big. I have a short driveway of maybe 12'-15', across a 2 car garage, and sometimes I would do one cut along the front of my neighborhood property, which might be 50'-80' give or take, depending on the present need. City ploughs leave banks that block us in. Turning it was terrible and, I suspect, one of the reasons that the drive gears quit working. There was no differential. Turning it manually hurts my back, which is already messed up, so it was easier to slip it into and out of gear going forward and back and shifting its angle on each pass. Two years of in and out and out it went. Now it runs, but it doesn't move. I am 6'2" and the blower does require me to bend over some, but it could be worse. It bothers me less than pushing a scoop or using a shovel. If only the drive gears had lasted. Still, it was a lot cheaper for 2 seasons than hiring a local yahoo to do it for one season. Take that for what it's worth. If your need is much lower than mine, it might do the job fine for a while--maybe. Good luck. I *might* get another if I can't fix this one--and use the original for parts. Uncertain. Will update later when I know more. Update: Local shop can't find parts. I'm trying to do so myself. Hopefully can get this fixed for not too much money. Will update further. Update 2: Was able to find generic replacement parts, but the spacers/bushings need 1/10" taken off the end with a grinder. Thankfully, a buddy of mine will take care of it. So, $150 for annual maintenance and repairs at the local shop and $20 in generic parts after 2 seasons of use off of Lake Superior. Still cheaper than hiring snow removal for one season or buying big brand blower. Will update when it breaks down again.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2023 by Heath2015
Snowblower arrived requiring minor assembly, was easy to assemble watching the videos online. Lip of auger housing was slightly bent during shipping, but nothing that couldn't be straightened by hand. Easy to start and operate, although a single hand control would be nice. Blower easily cleared 13" wet heavy snow, just required about 15 minutes to get used to turning it. Only complaint is that the discharge chute wants to swivel on its own, doesn't like staying aimed where I place it. There is no clear way to tighten this, so will have to fabricate something to make the chute harder to turn. Overall, very pleased with the machine, and think it is well worth the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025 by Chris Reynolds
It came in good shape, easy to assemble rest of the way. Put oil and gas in, found a power cord that would work, started right up all functions worked. It did not come with power cord.
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 by Kindle Customer