will this product blow light snow
2089453
John, I live in California so this would be a bit if a guess, but if light snow means snow that isn't wet and sticky, but rather snow that which is light and airy, then I would say yes... It could blow light and airy snow off of a driveway, If a bunch if snow has landed and some of its packed further down, I'd say any blower would have a tough time getting it off the ground.
2089454
Even a Black & Decker 18V air broom will work on light snow up to 1/2". I'm using a Toro 12A corded blower with 230MPH wind speed and it will clear anything from slush to diamond dust (ice crystals) The leaf blower does a great job of cleaning right down to the concrete after using the snow thrower after major snow storms.
2089455
I have used my Makita blower several times to blow light, fluffy snow off of my driveway, deck and car. It works quite well on snow up to maybe an inch and a half. You can blow deeper snow but it just blows a narrow swath and takes quite a while to do a large area.
2089456
It's not a snow blower so don't expect good results every time which will depend on how fluffy the snow remains.
2089457
Yup, if it's very light powder, but if it's breezy it'll blow where you don't want it to.
745371
If you can tell me the model # of the Snow Blower, I can give you a better answer. If it is for a 20" or 21", it will probably do the job.
1193647
It has plenty of power. I live in south Louisiana so snow is a foreign object. I would imagine it would but I have no actual experience to back that up.
1063032
How high and far does it throw a dry/light snow and a wet/heavy snow? How dry is dry <gr>blows snow way out. The snow pattern is not concentrated like from agas snow blower. Greenworks snow spreads out as a thin covering over area 10 to 30 feetin front of machine. Wet slushy snow piles up a feet in front. Wish this model hada deflector to send snow to side. This winter I bought a 22 inch Ariens self propelled snow blower for heavy snow. It is a lot more workto use. Turning and plowing reverse direction and plow back is a PIAI am Very pleased with this little GreenWorks 26012 12". I am accustomedto plowing crisscross to put snow to side of driveway. How high and far does it throw a dry/light snow and a wet/heavy snow? How dry is dry <gr>blows snow way out. The snow pattern is not concentrated like from agas snow blower. Greenworks snow spreads out as a thin covering over area 10 to 30 feetin front of machine. Wet slushy snow piles up a feet in front. Wish this model hada deflector to send snow to side. This winter I bought a 22 inch Ariens self propelled snow blower for heavy snow. It is a lot more workto use. Turning and plowing reverse direction and plow back is a PIAI am... » Read More How high and far does it throw a dry/light snow and a wet/heavy snow? How dry is dry <gr>blows snow way out. The snow pattern is not concentrated like from agas snow blower. Greenworks snow spreads out as a thin covering over area 10 to 30 feetin front of machine. Wet slushy snow piles up a feet in front. Wish this model hada deflector to send snow to side. This winter I bought a 22 inch Ariens self propelled snow blower for heavy snow. It is a lot more workto use. Turning and plowing reverse direction and plow back is a PIAI am Very pleased with this little GreenWorks 26012 12". I am accustomedto plowing crisscross to put snow to side of driveway. « Show Less
258400
It depends on the the tempature. If it's really cold like it has been it doesn't work(like below zero) & you will have to use a snow rake. If it is hovering at 32 degrees or above it works fine.
1368541
absolutely, this machine is very powerful, last week i used my machine, snow was wet and thick, it clear the sidewalk with out any problems.strongly i recommend to others. very good snow blower
599517
the answer is NO! mine only blew cold air and that for only 10 min. and then even the blower quit never to work again. this product is JUNK.NOT A LITTLE BIT BUT COMPLETLY
2284469
Every steel snow blower I've seen has always had runners on the edges that keep the blade a fraction of an inch above the surface. If there was no gap, you'd wear out the blade very quickly and most likely, unevenly. It would also pick up ever little piece of debris in its path and eventually damage the snow blower. The runners also allow it to be adjusted even higher for people with stone driveways. I believe the instructions say to lay a piece of cardboard down and adjust the runners so the blade skims across the cardboard. This means the machine will leave a thin coat of snow the thickness of a piece of cardboard box. I've found the thin layer of snow evaporates by the end of the day in most cases. If the snow is very wet or temps rise above freezing there may be enough water left over to refreeze into ice. You have to remember, a snow blower is just one tool in your arsenal against the ravages of winter. Consider it as you would a whitewash brush. It covers a large area with little effort but lacks the detail ability of a smaller detail brush... your shovel.
975244
No problems with snow getting stuck for me, but I've been fortunate so far since receiving the blower with only powdery snow. I've not had to deal with wet packed snow, but would not expect it to have the ability to move heavy, wet snow very well.
996812
Good question. It has enough power to blow a few leaves but not a pile. Try this: Use your hair dryer without heat and if that blows snow than it would work because it works better than a hair dryer!
1795422
It should blow the leaves as long as they are not wet and packed. This blower is extremely powerful for it's size and price. Actually has more force than our bigger gas powered one.
2119400
I use it on my deck every snowstorm, no issues. Take this advice, before you use it, spray the inside of the blower, auger too, with WD40, it will prevent the snow from sticking inside.
810852
It is probably equal to a 5HP blower. A lower HP blower will clog easier then a larger HP machine. Usually only slush will clog it. Slush is thrown easier by a larger HP blower than it is with a smaller one. Snow WILL NOT clog it. Last year, when we had 32 inches of snow where I live, I ran this machine right under the snow and then pulled it back and the snow collapsed and I ran it over again to clear it. It would just dive right into the pile. I wish I had gotten 2 of them since I only paid $295 for it.
427813
It does leave a little snow covering where you blew, I am happy with it. Very easy to use. I just wish the wheels where adjustable so I can raise mine up a little. I have and asphalt drive with a lot of cracks and I have to be careful not to get any debris sucked inside it.
1517752
Not enough snow. At least a few inches required for snow to blow up through. Blower. Love the snow joe, now in our third year, works great, we do not use with just an inch, blades will hit paving, not a good idea, use with three or more inches, and use caution with heavy slushy we're snow. Don,t gigive up
182487
I've never tried this electric snow blower on the grass. Looks like it might work if you carefully police the area to be cut to make sure it's free of anything (sticks, twigs, rocks, etc.) which could get jammed between the rotating blade and housing and destroy the electric motor (I'm not seeing a shear pin like my larger gas power snow blower) to protect transmission in case of jam. For this reason, I strongly recommend that you use it for snow for which it was designed. Might make a call to Toro and inquire. :~)
1899754
Yes. I couldn't agree more. The one I bought for my broke after one light use and they said it was incorrect use. I guess it wasn't really made to blow snow.