PowerSmart Snow Blower 24 Inch 2 Stage 212cc Engine REVIEW

PowerSmart Snow Blower 24 Inch 2 Stage 212cc Engine REVIEW

Unleash the power of winter with our comprehensive review of the PowerSmart Snow Blower 24 Inch 2 Stage with a robust 212cc Engine! ❄️🔍 In this video, we dissect the features of this snow-clearing beast, from its impressive 2-stage design to the potent 212cc engine that tackles even the heaviest snowfalls. Dive into the details of its performance, ease of use, and durability, making it a formidable companion for winter weather challenges. Whether you're a homeowner dealing with snowy driveways or a professional seeking efficiency, our review provides valuable insights to help you make an informed decision. Conquer winter with the PowerSmart Snow Blower – watch our review now! #PowerSmart #SnowBlower #WinterReady 🌨️🔧

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PowerSmart Snow Blower 24 Inch 2 Stage 212cc Engine REVIEW

[mikenichols]

in reading the manual it said to push in "the key" but that wasn't listed or noted anywhere else in the documentation that came with. then i found your vid and it made perfect sense. thank you very much for taking the time to make and post your vid.

as for the snow machine itself i couldn't be happier. we had a couple of feet fall over the past two days. between that and drifting we were buried and snowed in. the electric start was fantastic, started up the very first time after 2-3 seconds. considering we got down to -31F overnight and it'd only warmed up to -6F at the time, .that's reallly good imho. it had no problem either blasting away snow up to a foot and a half. the drifts that were near 3' took several passes but still got through them all.

again thank you much for your video it really helped me out.👍

[aliciamcginnis]

What about reverse? How does putting this in reverse work ? I heard the machine shuts off and you have to restart it to change directions.

[sathiasok]

Can you drop it lower it look like u left a lot of snow behind…

[conradsmith]

Just got one not a fan.. The snowblower chute rotates with vibrations... so you need to hold it in place to blow to the left.. Not a good design. Looking for a fix

[poisonpenfairy]

I got this delivered 1 month ago, we haven't had much snow so I only used it a couple times and the at first it worked fine, the third time however the auger wouldn't turn at all and there was a burning smell. I was told by Home Depot I couldn't return it because it was past 30 days (Dec 7 to Jan 16, so 35 days 🙄) and was told to call the company for the warranty. I tried to call all day, I wait on the phone line, and then when it's my turn I get 'there is no one to take your call, goodbye'. Even if I get through and they fix it, I don't know how long that's going to take to fix and I'm going to be blower-less for the snowiest part of the season. Absolute garbage. One month. This thing lasted one month where we didn't even get that much snow. Extremely frustrated with the product, and also disappointed with Home Depot.

[tykiemvalgean]

For some reason mine won’t start.. why

[jamesorsby]

With a driveway that size, I wouldn't trust that Powersmart snowblower. I would've gotten something like An Ariens or a Toro, but that's just me.

[mrbubetube]

ya, the chinese products are the best. I never buy American made products anymore. It's nothing but overpriced crap now