Ariens Commercial 21 Inch Snow Blower In Action!

[@mitch1348]

Sounds like its struggling - is the choke on?

[@andrewb2111]

Loading the 28" two stage in and out of my F-350 plow truck was time consuming and dangerous. In my business, this thing is a game changer and worth every penny. Highly recommend it for commercial work where efficiency is important.

[@jm9092]

Just got in the snow game this season and one of my clients has a lot of sidewalk they want done. My bigger machine requires ramps or Eddie Hall. I was looking for a good solo option. This review definitely sealed the deal. I'm calling my dealer Monday morning! Great review no nonsense. Just subscribed.

[@jcslawntips]

Awesome, thank you!

[@kjell-richardlvdal373]

getting the job done very impressive, and looks easy to handle

[@algorel4763]

It’s so much easier to use than the big 2 stage machines. 12” and up you go back to the 2 stage. Cleans closer too.

[@jcslawntips]

Exactly!

[@OldLenn]

☕ Toro, Ariens, MTDs, I always enjoy watching quick snow removal. Its my favorite pastime. Keep up the good videos.

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

I had one of these dealers tell me that toro invented the snoblower, and what actuallly have the patton on is a special gear. That gear on toro is made of steel and every other company needs to make it out of brass, making toro the strongest. You hear of anything like this ?

[@mithgo_outdoor]

That lil thing gets it done! Watching this made me cold lol 😂

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Cowboy up Sissy Boy😂🤦‍♂️👍. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!! #broinlawns

[@mithgo_outdoor]

@@moneymakingmikeg.9555 🤫

[@smartphonerepairwi775]

I’m on the fence in buying this commercial unit vs the consumer unit. Both seem great in my opinion but this one just has a better design. Great video!

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Hi JC - we had a chance to try out our Toro HD828 for the first time this week. First time ever using a snow blower. Worked awesome!

[@jcslawntips]

Very cool!

[@PurpleCollarLife]

@@jcslawntips Looks like we'll get to try it out again tonight!

[@jcslawntips]

@@PurpleCollarLife Have fun, be safe!

[@tonyslawncare]

We have no snow here in ga like another comment said looks too cold for me haha but looks like that thing did amazing

[@KeepSwinging22]

Looking forward to try it out! Just put mine together

[@jcslawntips]

Awesome!

[@2010stoof]

How did you like it? I'm buying this model this year

[@KeepSwinging22]

@@2010stoof excellent could handle everything last season

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

Single stage is awesome

[@workingcountry1776]

Pretty quick on small snowfalls like this. Im searching for videos of a single stage eating lake effect snow. These are marketed as a good sidewalk unit

[@jcslawntips]

This was lake effect snow actually, just not a ton of it. We had about 8 inches at the end of the day and I did this one twice just so it wouldn't be as much to do at the end.

[@duchaneaux]

So I already have a the Ariens Deluxe 30 EFI and was wondering if you think it's a good idea to get a smaller one like this Pro SSRC for light snow days and use the Deluxe 30 for heavy days? Or should I just stick with what I got? Not that the Deluxe is hard to handle, it's actually not bad for a big 2-stage, but this single stage looks effortless with light snow 4"-6".

[@duchaneaux]

If this helps anyone else, I ended up buying the 36" Snowcaster 70SNC wheeled shovel for light snow days, and it works like a charm so far. Over the last 2 weeks we got a couple 1" snow days and a 3"-4" powdery snow day and I got my 3 lane driveway done in about 5-7 minutes with the Snowcaster. Then this past Tuesday we got hit with a foot of snow and that's when I busted out my Ariens.

[@jcslawntips]

That's a great combo to have. Having that Deluxe 30 should get you through just about everything. I don't think you need to buy another one unless you want to have something a little lighter and easier to maneuver. Either way, you know what's best for you. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment

[@Peter-976]

@@duchaneaux I have the 36" snowcaster also. Makes short work of a few inches of fluffy snow

[@GarryBurgess]

I have a heavy Honda 24" with tracks, and I find that the tracks are overkill for most situations. I might get this Ariens 21 for a lot of situations where it is more appropriate.

[@curtis1951]

How does it do with the hard snow at the end of the driveway from the plows?

[@jcslawntips]

It will go through it, just takes a little longer when its heavy and wet. It also won't thought it as far as light snow, as to be expected.

[@curtis1951]

@@jcslawntips Thanks 👍

[@2010stoof]

How is this model for wet snows? I'm in Michigan and get some close to 30 deg snows and tends to get wet sometimes. They changed it to orange paint no I guess lol. But this is the one I'm looking at for my house. Thanks.

[@Priority57]

How do you prevent the chute freezing up from turning.. many times I had to dump hot water to unjam and its kept in the garage when not using

[@46GarageUSA]

Try WD40 ... Or maybe the WD40 with silicon in it . Before I use my snow blower I spray WD40 on the chute and inside it and the bucket and never have an issue

[@GarryBurgess]

try white lithium grease

[@Priority57]

@@GarryBurgess done that

[@thatsmydawg]

Just bought this one for $200 used. Doesnt have the shoot handle. New auger rubbers and a full tank of gas. Starts up first pull. Its supposed to start tomorrow. Hope i got a good deal

[@jcslawntips]

If it’s this exact unit other than the chute handle you got a great deal they are about $650+ new

[@thatsmydawg]

@@jcslawntips its the 522. It ran mint today. Shute got clogged a few times with the wet stuff. Sprayed with silicon spray and it seemed to help

[@josephpainchaud7533]

Is this the commercial one?

[@jcslawntips]

Yes it is

[@dworksmaintenance]

Great job... Great machine....

[@jcslawntips]

Thank you!

[@JDMSoftWash]

What exact model is this ? Thank you.

[@jcslawntips]

Model #938025

[@JDMSoftWash]

@@jcslawntips thanks a ton thing looks like a beast.

[@jcslawntips]

@@JDMSoftWash No problem! Thank you for watching!

[@2010stoof]

I just picked mine up. Is your chute assemble have a little wobble to it left and right if standing in front or behind it? Not bad and everything tight but just a bit of wobble? Not sure if that's for smooth operation of the chute.

[@got2getit204]

And the motor!

[@EVILAKUMA]

How's it holding up?

[@jcslawntips]

It's been awesome! Just used it this past weekend in a big snow storm. Arguably my favorite single stage blower

[@stevenclark5450]

Nice video. Would have liked to hear some audio on why he chose Ariens, or tips on any pros or cons he could share...

[@jcslawntips]

Thank you, I"ll have more content on this snow blower soon. So far we love it!

[@jonienglish3231]

Good Video BETTER than the ARIENS VIDEO with 1" of snow

[@jcslawntips]

Thank you, I want to show people what this unit is capable of. I'll have more videos of it this winter. Hopefully we get some snow to do that 😁

[@jonienglish3231]

@@jcslawntips Yes Make more Video with Heavy Thick Snow - i have the Craftsman Snow Schredder Pt- 1 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZOYq4COqaesbK8 Pt 2 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIfHdKCpos9jsKc Pt 3 : kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6C0qZSQrs2oos0

[@jonienglish3231]

@@jcslawntips Rebuilt Only Ran for 20 mins then started to Smoke - Had to Rebuild a 2nd Time with NEW BLOCK , Piston , Rod and Crank : kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2LPn5ecYtSSg9E

[@ctlandscapemaintenancesolu494]

this sucks you get snow like this on nov 1what happened to all the leaf clean up jobs

[@jcslawntips]

Thankfully the footage was from earlier in the year, so we did get all of our cleanups done this year. Last year was a different story, we had 6 inches of snow on October 31st. Then the same amount a week later. Not much accumulation this year so far. When we get some, I'll definitely be posting more of this snow blower in action.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Swear to God Bro., I was legit going to DM you. This is on clearance at my Home Depot & I wanted your opinion one more time. Then I see this video. Going to pick it up!! Hoping all is well,Dirty Jersey out!! #broinlawns

[@jcslawntips]

Awesome man! Glad the timing worked out perfect. Hope it works well for you 👍

[@tonychau1983]

What was the clearance price? I'm trying to snag one myself

[@PainterD54]

The only problem I see with these is they don't throw the snow very far. You end up blowing snow where you have already cleared so you have to blow it twice? And they are about worthless in wet, heavy snow.

[@charlesgillis5550]

Wow man that’s pretty cool how you own your own landscaping company. You thinking of buying a plow?

[@jcslawntips]

Thank you! Not currently, I now longer work for myself in the winter. I help out a good friend of mine with his plowing accounts. I get to stay in a truck now instead 😎

[@davidrussell2013]

@1min mark shouldve started like that anyways I was like what is he doing 🥴

[@jcslawntips]

I always try to clear a little bit in front of the garage so it does not build up as much 👍

[@davidrussell2013]

@@jcslawntips nah your right

[@davidrussell2013]

@@jcslawntips I grabbed the same machine its pretty awesome

[@jcslawntips]

@@davidrussell2013 Awesome, glad it is working out for you!

[@wmdouglas3]

Sounds like engine surging.

[@loktom4068]

These small single stage machines are mostly look down as weak and unworthy for the winter snow removal task. In reality they were great, handle most situation and portable ( approx. 85-100 lb) no batteries to recharge or to buy. They consume very little ⛽ too. A lot owners of the big 2-3 stage were buying these as the frontline snowblower usage and reserve the BIG one for the big blizzards over 12 inches plus of snow and those huge hard snowbanks. The fact is most likely people receives 1-10 inches of snow ❄️. These machines are great for removing wet heavy slushy snow as well.

[@GarryBurgess]

That's a good point. I am thinking of buying one for the reasons that you list here.

[@loktom4068]

It can be transported in a compact hatchback car instead of using a pickup truck. ​@GarryBurgess

[@zerokewl951]

So I live outside of Boston and always get slammed with the heavy wet snow, and I’m a newbie so forgive me for the dumb question. If I get this machine will it take care of that at the end of the storm when there’s like 12” of snow fallen or would I have to go out in the middle of the storm to get some the of the bulk snow blown first then again later to make it easier. Great video pal

[@jcslawntips]

A two stage snow blower would probably be better for that much snow. If it’s powder it would do it but it still may be too tall for the chute. A big storm like that going out 2-3 times is best. Thank you for watching