More popular snowblower brands, like Toro, Ariens, Craftsman and WORX, have markdowns on models up to 28 inches. You can also score a complete snowblower set on sale, like this WORX Nitro Power Share ...

Single-stage snow blowers are ideal for small to average-sized properties that don’t see consistently heavy snowfall. Two-stage snow blowers offer more power and can handle snowfall of 10 more inches.

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - On Sunday morning, Michiana was confronted by a sudden polar white landscape. It was beautiful, with all the world’s imperfections coated in frozen white. Our garages, though ...

In this video I am going to go through the process of maintaining a John Deere Snowblower. I am going to replace the drive chain for the snowblower, and change the gear oil. You can DIY this job with ...

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An animated anti-ICE protester is being mocked online for wearing an eye-catching homemade tactical suit to Los Angeles riots — including a bicycle helmet, goggles and a leaf blower. The unidentified ...

A snow blower has only one job to do, but it needs to do it really well. A great model will start instantly and hurl snow 40 feet or more, leaving a clear trail in its wake. To test this ability in ...

I live in a snow belt area of Southwestern Ontario (Canada). Given the amount of snow we typically get around here in the winter, it made sense that EGO would send one of their battery-powered ...

Depending on where you live, you might not get to enjoy snow during the holiday season. This may be an upside for some, while others might feel like they’re missing out on a cozy holiday experience ...

As winter rolls in, some of us Texans are crossing our fingers for a little snow, while others are doing everything they can to avoid it! Either way, as Thanksgiving and Christmas break get closer, ...