I bought this smow-blower on February 22nd, 2023, right before our 2nd Michigan snow storm, and I'm happy with it, I used it after the last 2 storms.
Good thing I had it, that heavy wet snow was too hard to lift.
Easy to assemble, but you have to look out for a few points that almost made me return it, if I didn't have 7 inches of snow outside.
First, the machine is very heavy, returning it would have been by UPS pick up, no way I could load it in my vehicle.
Second, be careful when opening the box, one small nuts and bolts were loose in the box.
The notice to put it together is not very clear, written very small, but I got it done in less than 30 min.
I noticed a few defaults and points to explain:
- it had a little scratch on the metal, nothing bad. I needed the machine.
- a tiny zip-tie was broken under the dashboard, fixed it, didn't want hanging cables.
- on the right, the blue cable was not very well isolated, and most of all, it was rubbing on the right wheel. I taped it and tied it up higher, away from the wheel.
- in the notice, the figure 6 design shows to assemble the 2 skid shoes with the 2 bolts centered: DO NOT center them, let the machine rest on the ground and screw them as is, so you leave no gap under the red metal part. If you center them, you'll leave a quarter inch of snow on the ground.
- make sure to drill a small hole in the head of the red contact key, and tie it with a little wire to the bar. When you'll stop the machine by pulling off the key, you won't loose it in the snow with your big gloves !
- careful with the oil gauge. The notice says the oil isn't supplied, but I received a 19oz can, perfect to start with. Poured the whole can, as it requires 20oz. Came handy. The gauge isn't easy to read, as the oil is very clear.
- remember to put the clutch in "neutral": in between 1st Reverse and 1st Forward, when you're done and stopped.
- as mentioned in the notice, do not pull on the start handle too hard, it perfectly started on the 4th gentle pull.
- wear heavy gloves: the 2 black metal handle might pinch the side of your hands on the red handles.
- when you will run out of gas, the machine will start humming repeatedly, you'll know !
- I used a 1.25 gallon of "87" regular gas over the 3 storms. The gas tank is only 0.5 gallon, but enough to work with.
- use the first 3 or 4 forward gears to work and scrape snow to the ground. Gears 5 and 6 are for moving the machine around.
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Product Description
Deal with the heavy wet snow? Introduce the PowerSmart 26-inch two-stage snow blower.
This self-propelled gas snow blower eats snow like butter.
Blower up to 40 ft throwing distance, can clear 6 inch to 10 inch of snow and 10 car driveway. And versatile drive system allows forward and backward
- Gas powered engine with electric starter;
- LED light;
- Professional snow tire;
Go through this winter with PowerSmart 2 stage snow blower PS26.
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Electric StartConnect your extension cord, push button to start. |
Powerful EnginePowerSmart 212cc engines deliver reliable power and are ready to deal with heavy wet snow. |
Anti-Clogging AugeStrong all-steel auger cuts through tough snow and diverts it away from the chute to prevent clogging and keeps snow blowing stay the course. |
Snow Tires13 in. inflatable tires deep snow tread bites into slippery terrain delivers more grip. |
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Self-propelled Drive6 forward and 2 reverse speeds self propelled snow blower control enhanced driving convenience. |
Work LongerWork before dawn or after dark with 3W LED headlights. |
180° Chute ControlEasy one-hand operated 180° Chute Control. Allowing you to throw snow to where you want it. |
Safety TipsNever use your hands to clear a clogged chute assembly. If you need to clean the chute, then shut off the engine and remain behind the handles. |
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| Price | — | $999.99 | — | — | $899.00 |
| Engine Type | 212cc PowerSmart Engine | 250cc Briggs & Stratton Engine | 212cc PowerSmart Engine | 80V 6.0Ah Battery Powered | 80V 6.0Ah Battery Powered |
| Clearing Capability | 26"x20" | 26"x20" | 21"x12.5" | 24"x20" | 24"x20" |
| Prime Features | LED headlight | Heated Grips; LED headlight | LED headlight | LED headlight | LED headlight |
| Plowing Capacity | 2650 lbs/min | 2680 lbs/min | 1680 lbs/min | 1860 lbs/min | 1860 lbs/min |
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| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | — | — | — | — |
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| Sold By | Amerisun Inc | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amerisun Inc | Amerisun Inc | Amerisun Inc |
| power source | Gasoline-Powered | Gasoline-Powered | Gas Powered | Gas Powered | Gas Powered | Battery Powered |
| engine type | 4 Cycle | 4 Cycle | 4 Cycle | 4 Cycle | 4 Cycle | 2 Cycle |
| max throw distance | 40 feet | 40 feet | 40 feet | 40 feet | 40 feet | 50 feet |
| engine displacement | 212 cubic centimeters | 212 cubic centimeters | 208 cubic centimeters | 208 cubic centimeters | 208 cubic centimeters | — |
| weight | 464 pounds | — | 148 pounds | 145 pounds | 145 pounds | 111.77 pounds |
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Michigan snow storms, does the job in 5-7 inches of snow!
I bought this smow-blower on February 22nd, 2023, right before our 2nd Michigan snow storm, and I'm happy with it, I used it after the last 2 storms.Good thing I had it, that heavy wet snow was too hard to lift.Easy to assemble, but you have to look out for a few points that almost made me return it, if I didn't have 7 inches of snow outside.First, the machine is very heavy, returning it would have been by UPS pick up, no way I could load it in my vehicle.Second, be careful when opening the box, one small nuts and bolts were loose in the box.The notice to put it together is not very clear, written very small, but I got it done in less than 30 min.I noticed a few defaults and points to explain:- it had a little scratch on the metal, nothing bad. I needed the machine.- a tiny zip-tie was broken under the dashboard, fixed it, didn't want hanging cables.- on the right, the blue cable was not very well isolated, and most of all, it was rubbing on the right wheel. I taped it and tied it up higher, away from the wheel.- in the notice, the figure 6 design shows to assemble the 2 skid shoes with the 2 bolts centered: DO NOT center them, let the machine rest on the ground and screw them as is, so you leave no gap under the red metal part. If you center them, you'll leave a quarter inch of snow on the ground.- make sure to drill a small hole in the head of the red contact key, and tie it with a little wire to the bar. When you'll stop the machine by pulling off the key, you won't loose it in the snow with your big gloves !- careful with the oil gauge. The notice says the oil isn't supplied, but I received a 19oz can, perfect to start with. Poured the whole can, as it requires 20oz. Came handy. The gauge isn't easy to read, as the oil is very clear.- remember to put the clutch in "neutral": in between 1st Reverse and 1st Forward, when you're done and stopped.- as mentioned in the notice, do not pull on the start handle too hard, it perfectly started on the 4th gentle pull.- wear heavy gloves: the 2 black metal handle might pinch the side of your hands on the red handles.- when you will run out of gas, the machine will start humming repeatedly, you'll know !- I used a 1.25 gallon of "87" regular gas over the 3 storms. The gas tank is only 0.5 gallon, but enough to work with.- use the first 3 or 4 forward gears to work and scrape snow to the ground. Gears 5 and 6 are for moving the machine around.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023
Good thing I had it, that heavy wet snow was too hard to lift.
Easy to assemble, but you have to look out for a few points that almost made me return it, if I didn't have 7 inches of snow outside.
First, the machine is very heavy, returning it would have been by UPS pick up, no way I could load it in my vehicle.
Second, be careful when opening the box, one small nuts and bolts were loose in the box.
The notice to put it together is not very clear, written very small, but I got it done in less than 30 min.
I noticed a few defaults and points to explain:
- it had a little scratch on the metal, nothing bad. I needed the machine.
- a tiny zip-tie was broken under the dashboard, fixed it, didn't want hanging cables.
- on the right, the blue cable was not very well isolated, and most of all, it was rubbing on the right wheel. I taped it and tied it up higher, away from the wheel.
- in the notice, the figure 6 design shows to assemble the 2 skid shoes with the 2 bolts centered: DO NOT center them, let the machine rest on the ground and screw them as is, so you leave no gap under the red metal part. If you center them, you'll leave a quarter inch of snow on the ground.
- make sure to drill a small hole in the head of the red contact key, and tie it with a little wire to the bar. When you'll stop the machine by pulling off the key, you won't loose it in the snow with your big gloves !
- careful with the oil gauge. The notice says the oil isn't supplied, but I received a 19oz can, perfect to start with. Poured the whole can, as it requires 20oz. Came handy. The gauge isn't easy to read, as the oil is very clear.
- remember to put the clutch in "neutral": in between 1st Reverse and 1st Forward, when you're done and stopped.
- as mentioned in the notice, do not pull on the start handle too hard, it perfectly started on the 4th gentle pull.
- wear heavy gloves: the 2 black metal handle might pinch the side of your hands on the red handles.
- when you will run out of gas, the machine will start humming repeatedly, you'll know !
- I used a 1.25 gallon of "87" regular gas over the 3 storms. The gas tank is only 0.5 gallon, but enough to work with.
- use the first 3 or 4 forward gears to work and scrape snow to the ground. Gears 5 and 6 are for moving the machine around.
Color: 26-InchVerified Purchase
Michigan snow storms, does the job in 5-7 inches of snow!
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023
I bought this smow-blower on February 22nd, 2023, right before our 2nd Michigan snow storm, and I'm happy with it, I used it after the last 2 storms.Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023
Good thing I had it, that heavy wet snow was too hard to lift.
Easy to assemble, but you have to look out for a few points that almost made me return it, if I didn't have 7 inches of snow outside.
First, the machine is very heavy, returning it would have been by UPS pick up, no way I could load it in my vehicle.
Second, be careful when opening the box, one small nuts and bolts were loose in the box.
The notice to put it together is not very clear, written very small, but I got it done in less than 30 min.
I noticed a few defaults and points to explain:
- it had a little scratch on the metal, nothing bad. I needed the machine.
- a tiny zip-tie was broken under the dashboard, fixed it, didn't want hanging cables.
- on the right, the blue cable was not very well isolated, and most of all, it was rubbing on the right wheel. I taped it and tied it up higher, away from the wheel.
- in the notice, the figure 6 design shows to assemble the 2 skid shoes with the 2 bolts centered: DO NOT center them, let the machine rest on the ground and screw them as is, so you leave no gap under the red metal part. If you center them, you'll leave a quarter inch of snow on the ground.
- make sure to drill a small hole in the head of the red contact key, and tie it with a little wire to the bar. When you'll stop the machine by pulling off the key, you won't loose it in the snow with your big gloves !
- careful with the oil gauge. The notice says the oil isn't supplied, but I received a 19oz can, perfect to start with. Poured the whole can, as it requires 20oz. Came handy. The gauge isn't easy to read, as the oil is very clear.
- remember to put the clutch in "neutral": in between 1st Reverse and 1st Forward, when you're done and stopped.
- as mentioned in the notice, do not pull on the start handle too hard, it perfectly started on the 4th gentle pull.
- wear heavy gloves: the 2 black metal handle might pinch the side of your hands on the red handles.
- when you will run out of gas, the machine will start humming repeatedly, you'll know !
- I used a 1.25 gallon of "87" regular gas over the 3 storms. The gas tank is only 0.5 gallon, but enough to work with.
- use the first 3 or 4 forward gears to work and scrape snow to the ground. Gears 5 and 6 are for moving the machine around.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
Color: 26-InchVerified Purchase
Delivered damaged they wouldn’t replace or fix
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
Do not buy from Powersmart! I ordered my snowblower Jan of last year, I opened the box and couldn’t even put my blower together because the end of the handle was damaged and the instructions fell out of the box onto my driveway. I called them and they said they would send a replacement part, it never came I had to call them, email them several times they kept saying I would get a replacement part, but it never came. I asked for a refund they said they could send a whole new machine if I sent the broken one, I asked for the label to send it, they never responded. Even after a year they never sent the replacement part, I reached out to them yet again and they said they’d send the part, once again it never came they then told me to take it to the service center, when I called the service center he said he would have to wait forever for the part too. So I waisted over $700 for a machine I never even got to use because it came broken. They won’t send you a new part or let you get a refund and you can hardly ever get anyone to answer. Will never buy their products again
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024
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