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Wild Badger Power

Wild Badger Power 40V Cordless Snow Shovel, 12" Brushless, 20 FT Throw, 8" Depth, 4.0Ah Battery & Fast Charger Included, for Steps, Porches, Walkways & Driveways

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Style: 40V Snow shovel


Features

  • 40V BRUSHLESS POWER FOR HEAVY, WET SNOW Built for tougher winter days, this 40V brushless snow shovel delivers noticeably more power than typical 20V light-duty shovels, so you can cut through wet, compacted and deeper snow instead of just dusting off a light layer.
  • 12" X 8" CLEARING CAPACITY MORE SNOW PER PASS Clear a wider and deeper path with every push. The 12-inch clearing width and up to 8 inches snow depth let you move more snow in fewer passes than many 20V shovels that are usually around 12" wide and 6" deep, reducing how long youre out in the cold.
  • SAVE YOUR BACK & YOUR MORNINGS Let the auger do the lifting and throwing for you. Instead of bending, scooping and tossing heavy snow, you simply glide the shovel forward while it clears paths, steps and townhouse driveways in minutesso your back and your schedule survive winter.
  • 23-CAR DRIVEWAYS PER CHARGE In typical 36" snow, a single 4.0Ah charge can clear most 23-car driveways; runtime varies by depth, density, and temperature.
  • LIGHTWEIGHT, ERGONOMIC & CORDLESS FREEDOM Weighing about 12 lb with a well-balanced, ergonomic handle, this snow shovel feels easy to control while still staying planted in deeper snow. No cords, no gas, no fumesjust snap in the 40V battery and go wherever the snow is.

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If your back hates shoveling snow, this 40V cordless snow shovel is built for you.Instead of lifting, scooping and tossing heavy, icy snow, the Wild Badger Power 40V Brushless Snow Shovel lets you simply walk forward while the auger cuts, lifts and throws snow out of your way. Winter mornings become fast, efficient and far less painful.Powered by a high-performance 40V brushless motor, this shovel is designed for heavier, wetter and deeper snow than many light-duty 20V models. The 12" clearing width and up to 8" snow depth mean you move more snow in fewer passes, making it a smart choice if you live in a snow belt area or regularly wake up to more than just a light dusting.With its approx 12 lb lightweight, ergonomic design, the shovel stays stable in deeper snow yet feels easy to handle on steps, porches, walkways and townhouse driveways. The cordless 40V battery system gives you the freedom to clear snow wherever you need it—no extension cords to drag, no gas to mix, and no fumes in your face.The included 40V 4.0Ah battery and fast chargerprovide plenty of runtime for daily cleanups after overnight snowfalls. Just grab the shovel, snap in the battery and clear the areas that actually matter: front steps, porches, sidewalks, parking spots and narrow driveways.When you’re done, pop the battery out, bring it inside and charge it up for the next storm.Wild Badger Power stands behind this tool with a 3-year warranty for home use, so you can upgrade from painful manual shoveling or under-powered light-duty shovels with confidence. If you’re looking for a cordless snow shovel that truly handles wet and heavy snow, deeper drifts and real-world winter conditions, this 40V brushless model is built for the job.

Brand: Wild Badger Power


Power Source: Battery Powered


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 12"W x 56"H


Item Weight: 15 Pounds


Color: Blue


Engine Type: Electric


Voltage: 40 Volts


Ideal Snow Depth: 8 Inches


UPC:


Clearing Width: 12 Inches


Brand: Wild Badger Power


Power Source: Battery Powered


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 12"W x 56"H


Item Weight: 15 Pounds


Color: Blue


Engine Type: Electric


Voltage: 40 Volts


Ideal Snow Depth: 8 Inches


UPC: 850046351877


Clearing Width: 12 Inches


Item Weight: 15 pounds


Manufacturer: WILD BADGER POWER


Item model number: WB40VSNOWSH


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


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