PowerSmart Gas Snow Blower 24-Inch 2-Stage Self-Propelled 212cc Engine Gas Powered with Electric Start, LED Light
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Style: 212cc OHV Engine
Features
- Powerful Engine: The 212cc 4-cycle OHV engine delivers 2400 lbs/min of snow plowing capacity.
- Snow Removal Capability: 24 in. clearing width and 20 in. intake height powers through up to 12 in. of snow and throws snow up to 45 ft.
- Easy to start: Just plug in your outdoor extension cord and push button to start with the electric start.
- Two-stage system: Uses an all-steel auger to break up icy snow and a high-speed impeller to eject it from the chute for fast snow removal.
- Self-propelled: Wheel drive with 6 forward and 2 reverse speed settings.
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
Maximum Throw Distance: 40 Feet
Number of Speeds: 6
Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts (DC)
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
Maximum Throw Distance: 40 Feet
Number of Speeds: 6
Voltage: 1.2E+2 Volts (DC)
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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Style: 212cc OHV Engine
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
Style: 212cc OHV Engine
The media could not be loaded. This winter we broke the 101 year total snowfall record with 14.2 ft. (4.3 meters) of snow with six snowstorms back to back. I am happy I made the decision to buy this PowerSmart 24 Inch 2-Stage snowblower. My gravel driveway is 1,300 ft. in length with a large parking area in front of my cabin. I have used this snowblower a number of times to clear my driveway and parking area. It has done a great job with no problems. What I especially like about this snowblower is: • The electric start uses a standard extension cord (no battery to die in the cold). It turns over the motor rapidly even in very cold temperatures. • The intake blades and second stage blower blade are metal. They can handle the occasional intake of a piece of gravel. • The adjustable skids can be set low for pavement or high for gravel. • Assembly was easy. Everything you need, included motor oil, is provided. • Spare shear pins are provided. • The snowblower started right up on the first use. • Instructions are good. • The snowblower is easy to operate. In short, this snowblower had had some hard workouts in deep snow and is holding up fine. I'm very pleased with it. It is well worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by Hank Hancock
Style: 212cc OHV Engine
Update: Customer support got in contact with me and went above and beyond. While the experience with the machine has not changed, I feel like customer support is a huge part of the overall experience, and I'm adding a star for this. Kudos! ----- Original: The only thing it is great at is throwing. It throws spectacularly - we had two snowstorms with wet snow. It had no problem with that. You can choke it if you run it into a wet bank, but then I think you can choke an Ariens this way, too. Assembly was pretty easy and straightforward (follow a simple one-page instruction manual...). No complaints about engine, I only used manual start. The rest are not good news unfortunately. At least for me, who operated a 1978 Ariens for 8 years that I found on a curbside. When I compare, I compare to that machine, that I drove into the ground (no fault of Ariens). Some of the things I learned are something you can never pick up from pictures. -No onehanded operation. Also controls are flipped compared to Ariens. Takes time to adjust. Drive control is on the right. To redirect the chute you have to release drive with your right hand (the machine stops), and reach to the chute handle that is UNDER the left auger control handle. I mean it's OK, but being able to direct the chute while still moving was great with Ariens. -No differential. And it doesn't freewheel (I am not sure if it would be beneficial if it could tbh). Which also means you really have to push it when you need to change direction. No tight curves. Really hard to do tight spaces. Such a contrast to one-handed driving on Ariens, where you hold one pedal with your left hand, and can turn on the spot, while turning the chute at the same time. -It's really lightweight. But I put 3 stars for the weight because it turned out to be a disadvantage! The thrower wanders around constantly and doesn't go in a straight line on my (somewhat uneven) driveway. When the skates hit an obstacle, the wheels being pretty powerful, just throw the thrower to the side. As a result, when you cut a line it ends up being a zigzag. So you constantly have to push it, just not forward, but sideways to try and maintain direction. -Vibration. This is something that I didn't expect so much that I couldn't believe it after the first use. But as I'm typing it after the second use, my hands are still zapping from vibration. You can't quite tell that it's bad when you are using it, but when you turn it off, come in, take the gloves off and try to do something, you can tell your hands took a beating. -It's low. If you are 6'2", you'll have to bend over, and it's harder on your back than a much heavier but taller machine. It's still a very capable machine and gets the job done. I guess you get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2023 by Andrey Pozhogin
Style: 212cc OHV Engine
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