Snow Throwers
Our Price: £899.00 (inc VAT)
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A versatile, all-season machine, the Stiga SWS 800 G Sweeper is ideal for clearing paths, driveways, car parks and footpaths from leaves, litter, grass trimmings and snow.
Our Price: £799.00 (inc VAT)
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The Stiga SWS 600 G is a self-propelled outdoor sweeper with a 60 cm adjustable brush, 212cc petrol engine, and 14-inch wheels, ideal for year-round cleaning tasks.
Our Price: £1,199.00 (inc VAT)
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Tackle winter’s toughest challenges with the Toro 31853T Cordless Snow Blower. Its powerful auger throws snow up to 12 metres away, while the Personal Pace® Self-Propel System ensures effortless maneuverability in any snow condition.
Our Price: £749.00 (inc VAT)
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The Toro 31853T Cordless Snow Blower is designed for reliability. Its long-lasting battery and powerful auger break through tough snow, while the ergonomic design ensures comfort and ease during snow clearing tasks.
FAQs
What does a snow blower do and how does it remove snow?
A snow blower or snow thrower uses a fast-moving auger to lift snow from the ground’s surface and move it towards the discharge system. On some models, the auger ejects the snow directly. More advanced machines use a separate impeller to propel it through the chute. This makes powered snow clearing machines a fast and practical alternative to shovelling driveways, paths and larger outdoor areas by hand.
Should I choose a snow blower or snow thrower?
Although ‘snow blower’ and ‘snow thrower’ are often used to describe the same type of machine, their operating systems can differ. Single-stage models generally use one auger to collect and discharge the snow. A two-stage snow blower adds an impeller, which helps move collected snow through the chute. As manufacturers don't always use these terms consistently, compare the machine's clearing system and specification before deciding which model to buy.
Are battery snow blowers powerful enough for clearing driveways?
A modern battery snow blower can be an excellent choice for driveways, paths and other suitable areas. Performance varies between models, so check the clearing width, intake height, battery capacity and expected runtime against the size of the job. A cordless snow thrower also offers simple starting, quieter operation and reduced routine maintenance, without the inconvenience of storing or handling petrol.
Are powered sweepers suitable for removing snow?
Yes, particularly when dealing with fresh and relatively shallow snowfall. A powered snow sweeper uses its rotating brush to push snow away from paths, driveways and other hard surfaces. Rather than throwing snow through a discharge chute, it sweeps the material to one side. Many powered sweepers can also tackle leaves, dirt and general debris, giving them useful year-round grounds maintenance potential.
How do I choose the best snow blower for my needs?
Start by considering the size of the area and the depth of snow you expect to clear. Important features include clearing width, intake capacity, throwing distance, traction and manoeuvrability. You'll also need to decide between a petrol snow blower and cordless model. For larger spaces or heavier snowfall, a powerful self-propelled snow blower can reduce physical effort and improve productivity. For smaller residential areas, a more compact snow blower for driveways and paths may prove easier to handle.
