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35 of 35 people found the following review helpful: By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Murray 1695538 21-Inch 158cc 4-Cycle OHV Briggs & Stratton Snow Series Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower With Electric Start (Lawn & Patio) First I would like to comment on Amazon's service. I ordered this on the afternoon of 4 Feb 10 based upon a predicted major winter storm that was to hit the mid-atlantic the next day. Amazon indicated that 1 day shipping was available. Being an amazon prime product, the 80+ pound snow thrower shipped overnight for $3.99. I left work early the next day due to the encroaching storm and was pleased to see the package waiting for me.
Since delivery, I was able to test out the thrower on the 24-30 inch snow storm that hit the east coast. Although, not a heavy duty thrower, this machine has stood up to every test I have thrown at it and performed wonderfully. The secret is to not let the snow build up more than 6-8 inches between each evolution. The blower starts incredibly easy with only one easy pull. It also has an electric start capability but it starts so easy I have only used the electric start the very first time. This winter storm really put it to the test...Read more 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful: Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Murray 1695538 21-Inch 158cc 4-Cycle OHV Briggs & Stratton Snow Series Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower With Electric Start (Lawn & Patio) Had same snowblower for 12 years ran good just old.Sold it for 125 dollars.I bought this one almost the same.The old one was a craftmans but made buy murray.I used this one four times I rate it a ten. 6 of 7 people found the following review helpful: By Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Murray 1695538 21-Inch 158cc 4-Cycle OHV Briggs & Stratton Snow Series Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower With Electric Start (Lawn & Patio) I gave this a four only because of my mistake - I should have gotten a self-propelled blower. It's easy to start, does what it's supposed to, but be prepared to put some muscle into pushing it, or dragging it up steeper inclines which I had to. It throws the snow about six feet at the most which didn't exactly thrill me, but it's still better than shoveling. I got to use in only once, so maybe next winter I'll find it more useful. |