I bought this in December as my old snowblower died and this although this was the entry level snowblower, it goes through wet and heavy snow without issue and the fluffy stuff is almost no impact to clearing.

I bought this snowblower about a week ago and used it almost every day since. Runs good and gets the job done.

I’ve had this product for about 4 years and it took me until this season to figure out that I needed to tighten the cable that controls the snowblower belt tension. Since that fix it has worked very well, including the 19” of snow I just cleared from 2/23/2026 NE blizzard. Tough little machine. Only problem is that during this session the reverse stopped working. Any advice would be appreciated.

Works great until it breaks. I have only used mine a handful of times. Extremely poor design built cheap and designed to fail. My machine is over the warranty as well though used only a few times. My Owner's Manual says NOTHING about lubricating the arm that the shifting cable needs to be lubricated and the bar needs to be lubricated as well. My shifting cable broke and the shifter stopped working. The shifting cable on a machine only three years old has hex cable shaft that needs to be lubricated. Once it dries out in colder weather the shifter gear dries out and the force needed breaks the cheaply made cable. The design is poor with planned obsolescence without unmentioned maintenance The lightly made cable cannot withstand the force needed to shifter. Because of poor design the simple cable becomes a console replacement due to cheap plastic parts in base console. At least a $300 to $400 repair unless you do it yourself then about $150 worth of parts. Poor European design.