PowerSmart Snow Blower Gas Powered 26 in. 4-Stroke 212cc Engine with Electric Start, LED Headlight, Self Propelled 2 Stage Snow Blower
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Color: 212cc - 26in
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- Powerful Gas Engine: 212cc PowerSmart 4-stroke gas engine offers powerful snow-clearing action. Equipped with recoil start, just pull to start; Electric start, attach your extension cord, just push button to start.
- 2 Stage Snow Blower: Strong all-steel auger cuts through tough snow and diverts it away from the chute to prevent clogging, keeps snow blowing and throwing it up to 40ft.
- Snow Clearing Capability: Max clearing width 26" and clearing depth 20". Ideal for clear up 10 car driveway and 6 in.-10 in. of snow. Making it a perfect choice for regions receiving heavy snowfall.
- Self-propelled System: 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds, enhanced driving confidence. 13" track tires deep snow tread bites into slippery terrain, ideal for concrete, asphalt and gravel surfaces.
- Prime Features: LED light, one-hand 180 chute control, adjustable metal skid shoes, chute clearing tool, make snow clearing easy this winter.
Brand: PowerSmart
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Item Weight: 147 Pounds
Color: 212cc - 26in
Engine Type: 4 Cycle
Engine Displacement: 212 Cubic Centimeters
Maximum Throw Distance: 40 Feet
Number of Speeds: 6
Wheel Size: 13 Inches
Clearing Width: 26 Inches
Brand Name: PowerSmart
Number of Speeds: 6
Wheel Size: 13 Inches
Engine Displacement: 212 Cubic Centimeters
Maximum Throw Distance: 40 Feet
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Engine Type: 4 Cycle
Item Weight: 147 Pounds
Clearing Width: 26 Inches
Color: 212cc - 26in
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When they tell you it throws snow 75 feet it is true. I found this snow blower to be all that they said it was. It clears the snow very fast and is easy to operate. The auger is larger and throws the snow away from your driveway. It starts very quickly and easily. I have not used the electric start yet. I would recommend this machine very highly.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by Ted Hodges
After waiting patiently, my PowerSmart snow thrower (model # PSS226LED) arrived in faily good condition (given its large, heavy, & cumbersome size). Only 2-3 paint blemishes were noted due to chaffing/vibration. Assembly was easy and straightforward using the company's instructions. It fired up quickly and seemed to work well as it powered through relatively dry snow but, after a while of use, it began to not self-propel when the drive lever was depressed. It frequently remained stationary while the engine and both (2) stages of snow transfer systems (impeller & auger) ran fine. I used this machine only once for my and my mother-in-law's driveway. (Only one morning's usage.) The troubleshooting guide was not helpful in this situation. I did adjust the transmission cable twice but it had no effect and, from what I can see around the unit, there is no other adjustment mechanism to adjust. This PowerSmart unit has a 2-year warranty but is, at this point, useless because I cannot speak with Customer Service nor have they replied to my email for assistance. I made three (3) phonecalls to them and waited 2.5 hours for someone to answer. Finally, at the end of my last 61-minute (1 hour+) call, a recorded message told me to leave my name & telephone number. I tend to put too much faith in the abilities of others. I assumed an $800 PowerSmart snowthrower would work. I assumed the phone number would connect me to someone to help me. I assumed their website would guide me towards a service center for a minor adjustment. Now, I can only assume that I will not hear from PowerSmart and that I will be returning this machine. NOTE: Per PowerSmart's instructions on the outside of the shipping box, SAVE THE BOX for return shipping if necessary. Take my advice-- Simply avoid the frustration by NOT buying from PowerSmart to begin with. If, IF PowerSmart contacts me and can make good on this Amazon Sale, I will consider changing this very poor review. Until then, I'm in the immediate market for a quality snow shovel. UPDATE: After 5 attempts (4.5 hours on hold!), someone finally answered my last call. There is NO authorized repair facility between Abbotsford, B.C. Canada and California so it required an inconvenient dialog with a local shop. My local shop thought the wheel drive engagment failure could be a result of an inferior drive belt but was unsure. Since the problem could not be duplicated as the machine was dry without snow & moisture, I had no choice but to bring it back home and hope that it works next snowfall. This is not an acceptable solution which frustrates the heck out of me. I simply do not have a choice but to hold on to it and hope for the best because for me to disassemble it, drain the oil and fuel, package it up for return shipping, and waiting for them to get it, I will not see a replacement unit for at least a month due to the truck Transit time between Indiana and Western Washington.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by Leslie
Came fast. It did have a small bend in the side collector wall (easy fix with a pair of channel locks), likely from in-transit handling. No missing parts, tho the bag the nuts and washers came in had come open and they were loose in the box. Read the instructions and there should be no problem with assembly. Tge plug-in electric start spins it up fast and easy - the rope start usually fires on the first pull on a restart. We've had 3 feet of total snow over the 3 months since we got this. I had the skid plates too low to start and it was throwing rocks (gravel driveway), So I adjusted them and took care of that. Went right through a foot of snow. And it DOES throw the snow - 30-40' at the highest setting. So be careful where you aim it! Have kept 150' of driveway passible with no piling along the edges.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023 by Randy K.
Didn’t get a chance to use this but once last year so I didn’t leave a review. But I have got to use it a few more times in the last couple days. It’s a great machine and works awesome in heavy wet snow. It’s never bogged down. I never run anything with ethanol in it so I know it will fire every time. I still haven’t used electric start as it starts up first pull. Ok lol so 2 full days of blowing snow in sub zero temps. The choke nob froze up so couldn’t turn to choke but still fired up in subzero. Now the problem is the pull rope froze and broke so got to look up part and get it order. But it was running off and on for 8 plus hours each day trying to keep our walks and wheelchair ramp cleared and helping clear elderly lots.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2024 by Ssm Ssm
After delivery before snow season and after assembly and a dry run through the garage we had to wait until 7 Jan 24 for snow. The blower went through the 8 inches of snow with no problem. Tackled our driveway up and downhill easily. Went around the yard over grass making paths for my dog to run and use easily. My wife found it easy to use and was happy Thanks for a good machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024 by Chris B.
Bolts came spewed throughout the bottom of the box. You would think bolts would be secured expertly. Directions are less than desirable and no locking nuts on the push handle which experiences a tremendous amount of torque lifting and pulling. The plus’s are good amount of power with the 212 cc engine and the auger is efficient and will throw a lot of snow.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024 by P Fitz
Installation went well, but upon hitting step 6, I found a small plastic piece, the chute handle guide, broken at the bottom of the box. It has been a month, and I cannot get customer service to send me this tiny part that I need to finish. (They keep asking me for the part number, and there isn’t one for this, and recently asked me to go get this from a store and they’ll reimburse me, as if Home Depot has a section for chute handle guides. Other than that, the snow blower looks great.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024 by J. Mitchell J. Mitchell
my tired old snow thrower was struggling after 20+ years of throwing Michigan snow into nice piles, so after some research it was time to purchase this beast! I have never been so excited on receiving something that I hate to use as it means getting cold (although they sell a shell you can put over it, and i have seen heaters that fit inside those too). The only downside was the chute handle guide (bit of plastic) had snapped in transit but they replaced that pretty sharpish, no questions. The downside (or upside) is it decided not to snow to any degree this year so this thing sparkles in the dark waiting, waiting for the next onslaught
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by A PC Nerd