Cub Cadet 3X HD Snow Thrower review. 2017.

A review of the latest 2017/2018 Cub Cadet 3X HD Snow Thrower.

[@nashshepherd665]

I have the same blower and it easily throws snow 50-75 feet it’ll dig through 3 foot of fresh snow with ease and when there’s not a lot of snow you just put it in high gear and send it and it will throw it equal distance

[@brianswensen2795]

Nash Shepherd these require a lot of snow to work properly. Speed it up and it will throw better. I have the same model and it will plow 20+ inches easily and throw it 40 ft.

[@russellmaddock3492]

Travis, great and honest video. I was going to buy a 3 stage Cub Cadet until I did lots of research and read reviews of owners that had experience with their 3 stage machines. Many are disappointed with the overall performance especially in wet snow. My take on the 3-stage system? Not worth the extra money it takes to buy one. The snow blower I ended up buying is a Toro Power Max HD 1232 which can throw snow 57 plus feet in the right snow conditions. It also has the patented no clog system to deal with wet snow. Funny thing about some snow blower owners is it's like a Chevy verse Ford rival based on brand. Who cares what color the machine is. What matters is it does what it is supposed to do. Move lots of snow easily and as efficiently as possible. To me, that is what makes a good snow blower. And that is why videos like yours are important. I watched many videos and read many reviews of pros and cons before deciding on which snow blower to purchase. The outdoor equipment dealer close to me gave me many options. Cub Cadet, Troy Bilt, Honda and Toro. I also researched Ariens and Simplicity snow blowers. I opted to stay away from any machine with auto steer, due to once again negative reviews in adverse conditions, which I deal with when clearing snow. For me, the trigger steer was the best option. To each their own, I can only share what works best for my situation. Keep up the informative videos. You base your opinions on your experience with whatever machine you are testing. Like many other testing videos out there, it is up to you the individual which machine will work best for your application. And which machine is the most ergonomically correct for your needs. Happy snow blowing everyone.

[@butkusrules08]

I have a 3x 28” with 357cc and it’s awesome. Check to make sure that the augers are all traveling in the correct direction.

[@kevinwalker5915]

So funny... doing research on snowblowers and you pop up in my feed!

[@travis6015]

Lol... how crazy is that bro.

[@kevinwalker5915]

So crazy. Just bought the toro 824. But I was close to buying the cub cadet you took back.. say hi to the family for me!

[@travis6015]

@@kevinwalker5915 Will do bro, happy you stumbled upon me👊

[@russellmaddock3492]

Last year in March we got hit with 9 inches of extremely wet heavy snow. It was my first chance to try out my new Toro Power Max HD 1232 in really wet snow. I was blowing the mess for about an hour and never even a hint of clogging. Blowing distance was on average of 40 to 50 feet. My neighbor's machines were struggling to blow the stuff. I even took out my 1980 Toro 524 with an impeller kit and 10 feet was the best it could do in that nasty wet stuff. If one wants a snow blower that gets the job done in any snow condition, stick with a HD two stage unit with 14-inch impeller and auger system. My 1232 HD in the right snow conditions can blow snow 57 feet plus. Step up to the 1432 HD and you can blow snow over 60 feet. Or you can all out and buy a track drive Honda with all the bells and whistles.

[@jjohnson8977]

I wonder if my nierbor would get mad if I shoot a rock 70 feet into the side of their car

[@noworriesmate8287]

Hey wait is that your wife🤔. How did you get her to clean the driveway??? Want to trade wife’s? She’s cute too!!!

[@octojode1]

When there is only a few inches of snow try letting some snow build up in the chute before running the auger and it will throw much farther. Keep repeating on and off with the auger as you go.

[@wayneweckwerth9080]

I've watched Ariens tests , they are so light on the skid shoes, the like to climb up in the snow. Reserve judgement until you get a good snow fall . You will be happy

[@BobABooey.]

Got any videos of her doing house work?

[@josephsmith2063]

I just used my new Ariens 30" only 306CC EFI threw the snow over 50 feet! I was amazed how far it threw the snow. Should have bought an Ariens!

[@travis6015]

I did consider the Ariens 30". Went and had a look at it. It does have great reviews. For my wife and myself tho there was a few things we didn't like about the Ariens. 1. The weight+the handle positioning made it harder to maneuver. 2. The discharge shute adjustment placement on last year's model, as well as the huge floppy 2018 version. 3. The constant wheel displacement 4. They discontinued the original engine and have decided to use a Briggs and Stratton now. Which Briggs does have a good rep but with any change comes new issues. 5. No payment plans nor 0%interest 6. Plus $700 more. There were other things as well but those were a few things that turned me to Husqvarna which has been a beast, I super happy with it. Thanks for your comment and keep on snow throwing;)

[@brickit26]

No you really should consider a Honda!

[@andrewedwards5896]

so if your driveway is 10 feet wide and it throes snow ten feet to one side where is the problem ???

[@macdawg6403]

if you change the angle of the top of shoot it will through farther.

[@cgrscott]

You bought a snow blower that is optimized for deep snow. You are not going to experience long snow throwing until you clear 8 to 14 inches of fresh snow. My 24" Cub Cadet Snow Thrower throws long because it is optimized for longer snow throws in two to five inches of snow. You got a good machine. You might have bought too much snow blower for your needs.

[@matthewb7049]

Yeah. Notice how it starts throwing it further when you hear that engine go under a load. We just got one of the same blowers and you cant feed the thing fast enough, put it into 5th gear n see how far it will throw and how easy it will keep up. It needs snow to blow. Not to mention it would help if the chute wasnt pretty much horizontal with the ground.

[@jamesorsby7553]

@@matthewb7049 Yeah, I noticed that too. It's designed for the deeper snows. I saw a video of someone in Canada using this same machine in a 22inch deep snowfall, and it consistently threw up to 40-50ft. Maybe the guy should have bought their 30inch dual stage version; it's pretty good too.

[@samanthasiddhartha4502]

If I had the money I would get a John Deere 1050K Crawler Dozer or an older John Deere Dozer. My dad had one when I was younger and there was more snow. I was amazed how much snow that JD could move. Used to plow out our road back in the 60"s.

[@travis6015]

Samantha Siddhartha I totally agree with you. I love John Deere equipment. My father has the 1023E I believe, and that thing is awesome!. Buuut a little to rich for my blood right now... raising my to kids and all😉

[@samanthasiddhartha4502]

I know how that is. Kids take up a lot of our time but its worth it. I still make snow angels, snowshoe and ski. I will never grow up because I every time it snows it reminds me of the good old days. I also liked your trip to The Maple Syrup Event. I actually went to one in CT 2 weeks ago. But I am sure yours was like the old days for me.Thanks for your posts.

[@jharps8012]

Thank you! You just made me steer towards the Airens pro 28

[@travis6015]

Hope you find what your looking for👏 enjoy

[@anthonymacneil2279]

Great review, maybe you could help with an install of a fuel shut off, have the same year. There's nothing on KZbin that I can find or maybe a viewer can help. Cheers

[@michaelcutler6486]

Put that snow blower in deep snow and watch what happens! I've been using a Cub Cadet 3X 28 for 3 years now and I can tell you for a fact it can launch some snow. A two stage, or a power broom, may have done better in your video conditions, but 3" of wet snow isn't going to go far unless you modify the discharge impeller and close the gap between the impeller and chute. I use my snow blower along with my John Deere tractor and plow. I plow the driveway to the edges with the tractor ,and clear the plowed snow with the snow blower. I'm generally blowing 12"- 18" deep snow. I also cut paths with it to get the dogs out to the wood line in the winter. The Cub Cadet, 3X series, is not a commercial machine by any means, and there are more robust blowers available, but for the $1099 I spent on mine at Tractor Supply, I've been very happy with it.

[@travis6015]

Michael Cutler Thanks for your thoughts. I totally agree with you, this machine shines and is at its best in deep snow. I just can't wait for the snow to accumulate to 12"+ before I clear it, because I have employee's and customers needing to get up my lane throughout the day. I just needed a machine that fit my needs a bit better. Thanks for watching and for your thoughts👍

[@jamienynas1694]

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[@bobnewhart4318]

@@travis6015 Did you ever buy a different machine if so which one and how do you like it

[@JohnSmith-wo2zj]

Bought a Cub Cadet 3x30”HD last year Dealer was an oxygen thief Machine has a big problem with its shear pins breaking. Of course, they are designed to break in ice, slush, and the heavy stuff the plows push in your driveway. However, mine break in a couple inches of light snow, every time I take it out. Contacted their customer support folks via chat and “Derrick” was another oxygen thief. Asked about whether the company put out new pins. I’ve lived in northern New England for decades and have had 3 different brands now. Really surprised Consumer Reports rated it so highly.

[@jacobz3400]

Not sure if it’s with all machines but my 2 stage works better if i run it in a higher gear to really feed it snow. If it’s slow and there’s less than 3 inches, it doesn’t throw that far

[@toben42]

Turbo boost your impeller, did mine and it throws snow at least 25% further. Works even better in the sticky snow.

[@jamesorsby7553]

I think that the issue was easily diagnosed when you said there is 3 inches of snow on the ground...and it looked slushy. The three stage machines are designed to deal with deeper snowfalls... I've seen video of them throwing snow at least 40 feet in deep snow. If throw distance is important to you, always go with an Ariens tho.

[@travis6015]

Thanks for your thoughts James. Yeah I believe these machines are designed for deep snow. Not for everyday snow removal. I don't want to have to wait for the snow to get really deep before clearing it. Where as the Husqvarna is amazing in either situation. Take care.

[@jamesorsby7553]

@@travis6015 Yeah, I hear you. You're not always gonna get 6-12 inches every snowfall.

[@ralphhitchensjr.9633]

I just purchased 3x-Cub cadet 28 inch Blower. Haven't got it yet. Anxious to use it.

[@RedHotWings]

Drive a little faster so it can compress more snow to throw it farther. Speed up. I have same one bought new in 2018. If I could go back in time I'd buy a smaller one. Maybe the 24". Or another brand all together. U live u learn. Awesome video. I live on the highway so lots of wet slush near road. It just pukes it out and chute gets clogged all the time. Just being honest.

[@GerryStilton]

Travis, thank you for sharing the review. Their ad kept saying the accelerator helps with the impeller to throw the snow higher and further. After seeing your review, I am disappointed too.

[@ds1755]

GerryStilton this snow isn’t deep enough, this snowblower is recommended for 6 inches plus. He’s only in about 3 inches & the snow isn’t touching the accelerator. Take a look at 4:28 , snow builds up & hits the accelerator & shoots out further as designed to do.

[@matthewb7049]

@@ds1755 govenor * but every one knows what you mean. What your saying is right on point. Althiugh you throttle the engine up it still has a govenor just like a lawn mower. We have the same snow blower I'll have to upload a video of it throwing snow how its suppose too when we get hit with our first big snow storm.

[@adamoutw3st]

I have the 3x hd 30" model.... the three stage works amazing in deep snow.... deeper the better. Two to six inches of snow is not enough to throw it very far... a two stage blower works better in shallow snow.... but I love mine.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

LOOKS LIKE IT DOES A VERY NICE JOB OF CLEARING DOWN TO THE PAVEMENT. HERE'S A TIP. TRY USING AN ALL THE WAY STRAIGHT UP SETTING ON YOUR CHUTE DEFLECTOR. EVEN IN HEAVY SNOW A SLIGHT ANGLE ON THE DEFLECTOR WILL LIMIT THROW DISTANCE. WATCH OTHER VIDEOS OF ANY SNOWBLOWER AND YOU WILL SEE THAT THE ONES KICKING ASS HAVE THE CHUTE ALL THE WAY UP. THE ONES WITH EVEN A SMALL ANGLE HAVE A MUCH SMALLER THROW TO THEM.

[@allrock1238]

it looks like they lowered the belt drive ratio lowering the RPM that the thrower "impeller" spins at to enable more torque to run the 2 third stage central front accelerators (what cub cadet calls the 2 throw back central impellers that "also" chop up the snow delivered to thrower impeller) or is there a reduction gearbox between the thrower impeller and the rest of the works ? also recognize its very heavy wet snow that is hard for any machine to throw any distance.. I am told 3 stage does work very well for clearing "dense compacted" snow like that pulled off from roofs or breaking through the plow bunk at the street..

[@Opigoink]

What you are not saying is....Is the snow heavy wet snow or fluffy light snow?

[@Peter-pv8xx]

Still beats shoveling.

[@noworriesmate8287]

Peter Big kid in a snowblower always beats beats a shovel.

[@scrubsz]

A 3 stage snow blower isnt made for 3" of snow. 3 stagers need to be fed LOTS of snow. Otherwise you get that poor distance. Next time, try running the unit in 6th gear. Really FAST to get more snow into the auger.

[@travis6015]

Thanks so much for your comment. I totally agree with you as I mentioned in the video as well. l believe the Cub 3X will shine in heavy deep snow. For my application tho, I have employees that need to get up my hill of a laneway, and having 3" at times can make it difficult to get up. So I have to clear it frequently, which is averaging around 2-4". For my needs of a snow thrower I needed something different. The dealer was really helpful and kind and understood the issue and said to return the machine. I decided to buy a Husqvarna ST 330P and she is perfect for my situation, highly recommend. Thanks so much for watching and commenting👍

[@shaneyatsko1241]

A 2 stage cub would be a much better option for your frequent and also not so frequent conditions opposed to the 3 stage. Glad the dealer treated you well!

[@cardo1111]

Travis Good move going the Husky 300 series route it may not perform as well on the plow pile as the 3-stage Cub but will likely perform better everywhere else. Best of luck with it.

[@dondupuis7798]

Thanks for this information. I ended with the Husqvarna 330

[@travis6015]

Awesome... congrats 👏

[@Ben-sn8ov]

When going through 18”+ deep snow, ever notice the snow plugs up the top of the box on top of that hood over the intake impeller, stopping it from moving forward? Mine does, and I got one with tracks. I noticed yours was doing it with just a few inches of snow.

[@bumbytrack69]

It seems to me the auger was not turning up to speed. Something is wrong with the auger drive.

[@fasterk9]

Its pretty Obvious that the snow in this video is a lot heavier and wet compared to the Husqvarna video , so I would calm down a bit people. Would have to see the both of them in the exact same conditions.

[@travis6015]

fasterk9 Actually in this video it is not heavy wet snow as I stated in the video. In the conditions we see here in the video the Husqvarna would destroy the Cub 3X beleive me. I tested the Cub in all kinds of snow. That being said... the Cub does have its place... as I mentioned in the video.... In heavy heavy snow banks. Its maybe not your everyday snow clearing machine or maybe it is... you decide.

[@dougp5573]

I have the Troy Built 34” XP basically the same unit but made like a Cub pro model.It shoots further than any unit I have seen.

[@Random-rt5ec]

I like the metal chute that the HD comes with it looks much stronger than the plastic.

[@travis6015]

Totally agree I like a metal chute as well. You always get what you pay for.

[@RedHotWings]

I wish I got plastic. Rocks in my drive have scratched the crap out of it. I live on the highway so lots of salt = lots of rust. Dissapointed. Too big for what I need. Oh well. Bigger is not always better apparently lol 😆

[@ThePackDad]

That snow looks wet and heavy. Like it was thicker, melted some and is now getting cleared. Any blower will have shorter distance with heaving material. Every other CC 3x video I've seen shows much better distance.

[@cgrscott]

When shooting video with you phone, always film in landscape mode.

[@mboiko]

If you're going to spend $1600 on a Cub Cadet 3X 30 HD I would have spent an extra $200 and gotten an Ariens Platinum 30 SHO. Better resale/parts availability/reliability...but hey I run a Cub Cadet XT2/Kawasaki Lawn Tractor and so far it seems great. So for your usage..you should be just fine. I wouldn't worry too much about throw distance just yet. That is a big machine with a 23" housing height, 420CC engine, and 30" width... Moving 1-3" of very wet snow is not going to yield an impressive throw distance. But just the same..it appears to be doing a great job removing the snow right down to the pavement. Wait till you get some real snow 10-20+ inches...if the throw distance is the same, THEN you have an issue. Best of luck with the new machine and oh tell your Wife not to worry about it. If she's anything like someone I know, "..you spent all that time researching and that's as far as this new machine throws snow.." Been there..

[@travis6015]

mboiko Thanks so much for your feed back. Unfortunately here in Canada the Ariens Platinum 30" retails over 3k. Ariens has a great reputation and l was seriously reconsidering it. Although I couldn't justify the extra $ for it. I returned this machine the very next day and decided on a Husqvarna ST 330P. I have to say the Husqvarna is a beast. So many extra options as well as 0% down, 0 payments up to 3 years if you choose, and 0% interest. I should do a comparison video now:) Thanks for your time and comments👍

[@mboiko]

I live about a 4-hour drive from Montreal in New Hampshire and still can't get over the sometimes huge price differences on some products. Around here many people seem to get either Ariens or Honda (which can be quite expensive). I'm sure you'll really enjoy the hydrostatic transmission on the ST 330P...best of luck with your new machine.

[@atesini]

Half of it is stuck on inside, spray non stick cooking oil in and around entire inside and it chute so it throws it out completely, maybe it’ll throw further,,

[@ralphhitchensjr.9633]

I paid 1299 for it on Ebay. $1600 machine. Purchased it Jan 2018. We just had a big snow. sick of shoveling 80ft of driveway.

[@wildbill23c]

Not enough snow to throw it very far. The 3 stage snow blowers work best in deep snow...guess a person needs a 2 and 3 stage both LOL.

[@MrMan5014]

You just don’t have enough snow to fill the impeller…shovel it into a windrow and see how it throws it…there’s lots of videos on KZbin with this blower running through deep heavy snow and it’s chucking it 50ft…that blower is overkill for what you need…

[@buffalobills20]

Tilt shoot deflector up just another inch and slow down for auger too collect something too throw

[@noworriesmate8287]

Do you higher her out to snowblower?😂 she does a good job. Pay her well dad.

[@michaelhastings7900]

There are only 3 brands of snowblowers that are worth their salt. 1) Honda(if you can afford them)2) Ariens. I don't care what kind of snow it is.they will throw it and far! 3 )Simplicity Always a quality machine in the past. The best lawn tractors made if you stay away from the lower end regent. Just a side note my wife would laugh at me if I asked her to touch that snowblower!!! You got a keeper there Travis!!!!!!

[@ABC-nv8ly]

I would rate them. 1 honda. 2 yamaha. 3 toss up between ariens, simplicity or toro

[@Okanagan48]

The second stage is never big enough. Need z bigger capacity there to be able to blow the snow further. If you check an Arians or Honda. Their second stage is quite large. The first stage also needs to be able to push the snow back to the second stage. More snow, more throw.

[@toben42]

You need to turbo your impeller. My 15yo 5hp Murray throws any snow 30ft.

[@33AndAThirdRPM]

Would have returned it after the first use.

[@richardmaaske7483]

Turn up the chute, to a higher angle. The snow will go farther, than it now .

[@josephpadgett7412]

I noticed that too. I think the lever was down all the way, but his chute was still sitting low. He may need to adjust the cable to get it all the way upright.

[@twintriode]

you guys are lucky with all that privacy. I just heard you say "about" must be in Canada.

[@travis6015]

twintriode 😂 Wow! very observant. You got it👍...well done. We love the privacy here. We did do the city thing for a while, but had to get back to the country life. Thanks for sharing your thoughts ✌

[@1990notch]

Envious of you living in the country. Nice solitude.

[@JT-sz7xc]

If you want to throw snow further you need to do the impeller upgrade, basically you add rubber pieces to each of the impeller blades to close the gap between the impeller housing and impeller. You will be surprised how much better it will perform in all snow, will double or better the throwing distance.

[@ajbrown2013]

Not on that model no clearance the pro models are already about to touch

[@nrgsmrt1]

Exact machine I would have bought.

[@josephsmith2063]

Don't like all the plastic on the Cub Cadet snowblowers. under the snow shoot it is all plastic, where the housing connects to the main unit it is plastic and the control nobs and slots are all plastic. Just bought a new Ariens 30 inch EFI and everything on it is solid steel and much better quality!

[@travis6015]

Check out my other video. I review my new Husqvarna ST330P throwing capability. Thanks for watching🤙

[@000001willy]

It's the volume of snow you are throwing. It can't throw light snow in the same way.

[@travis6015]

HD - Heavy Duty

[@timothymayersky8490]

With 3 inches of VERY wet snow its only going to throw snow about 10 feet, and that goes with ANY machine with that type of snow. You expected way too much. No snow blower on earth could throw that type and amount of snow 50 feet !! I wouldn't have returned it. That Cub is a beast of a machine, especially in heavy snow.

[@timothymayersky8490]

Watching the video again, the Cub did exactly what it was supposed to do. You would have gotten the same result with a two stage. Sad you took it back, I think you would have really enjoyed it. I don't even own a 3 stage either, I just bought a 2 stage Troybilt Arctic Storm XP 34. Its a beast and I just had the same amount and type of snow you had and thats all mine did to. Threw about 10 feet of wet snow. I was going to buy the 3 stage Cub 34 inch pro, but wasnt willing to fork out another 700.00 for it. Again, sad that you took it back, but glad you are happy now. Take care.

[@travis6015]

Hey Tom thanks for sharing your thoughts with me. Just to be clear it WASN'T heavy wet snow. It was fresh fluffy light snow. Probably closer to 4"+ deep. I did have my heart set on this machine after all my research. Although I needed it to throw since we get heavy winds which create drifts in my lane. I ended going with a Husqvarna ST330P which is a beast. I should post a video of it now just for comparison. Thanks so much for watching and taking time to comment. 👍

[@Ontariopullingvideos]

I think you may be missing a shear pin in behind the front peopeller

[@Ontariopullingvideos]

I have one similar to that machine and that's why it's barfing it out

[@9avedon]

This would have been better with an actual comparison of 2 different machines AT THE SAME TIME.

[@johnsteele8073]

REVERSE GEAR..it has one! How did that little hundred pound woman pull a snowblower backwards with her own strength?

[@GP9railfan]

3X is the only way to move big snow quickly. 2 stage is a struggle.

[@ronaldcoleman7343]

inpelter kit they work great ,i did my own no kit

[@jameslarsen3184]

Mine works well same machine. Maybe the belt?

[@nomorewar4189]

James Larsen - it moves snow with an auger - if there is little snow going into the auger it will not push it far - if you get five or ten ft thats t still moving it enough for the next pass - my craftsman does the same - heck I can use a blower for light snow or go with the shorter throw and it still does the job just fine.

[@McCready12]

Tell those kids to fear the snowblower. Never mess with it in the garage. Do yourself a favor and disconnect the spark plug after every use to make sure they don't do get it going when you aren't looking.

[@alexbeaulieu9292]

JW ok mom, I didnt think i needed another one but here we are....

[@bikerrick]

i got a new 3x cub cadet last year and i will be getting rid of it as fast as i can.

[@travis6015]

bikerrick Sorry to hear. Check out my other video with my new Husqvarna snowblower. I'm very happy with it. Thank you for watching and commenting👍

[@ThePackDad]

Which model and why? About to get the new 3x pro 30" with the 14" augers.

[@GP9railfan]

😮

[@raymondj8768]

i see alotta people adding 2 pieces of rubber to the blades and they wipe the sides then it will kick butt dude look it up

[@kennethbatiuk2493]

3x is a selling gimmick. Hope you returned it and got an Ariens toro or Honda

[@travis6015]

I did return it and purchased a Husqvarna ST330P which I LOVE!!

[@williamkaiser8490]

agree about distance'

[@120Rockwood]

All snowblowers must blow 200+ feet or they are junk.

[@buffalobills20]

Doesn't speed effect slow down some

[@CashflowHolla]

I'm so confused, this is a $1,100.00 snow blower! It has to throw further then 10 feet!!! Impossible

[@tornareccio]

HP?

[@noworriesmate8287]

They have the governor set to low. Best away they said most album for all brands😡

[@renrut0]

It's not made for that little of snow.....hence why it is a HD.....Here in NH If we have that little of snow we shovel. Since you're(what I like to call a mister fancy pants) go buy one of those electric shovels/blowers for that little of snow. My 3X26 HD(without drift cutters) cuts through the biggest snow and throws it 30 feet at least. Look at the intake where the snow goes little snow lots of air doesn't work well.....now pack it with snow and you'll see a difference.

[@travis6015]

🤣😂NH... 🤣😂30feet👏 you call that good? Get a real machine like we use up north for real snow storms and throw it 50feet min.

[@Italianborn]

Tell your wife that snowblower has 2 gear reverse and a function for easy turn lol...

[@travis6015]

Lol... I tell her that all the time. Apparently she likes the exercise. Makes sense right.. because snowblowing isn't enough exercise😋

[@Italianborn]

Travis Landon 😂😂 awesome video man ! Well done.

[@alanmw86]

wrong machine for the job but dissapointing in conditions

[@claudehachey7879]

I have the 3stage blower junk

[@f7catsp]

Too little of snow to get the 60’ throw

[@travis6015]

Not for the Husqvarna.

[@bombidude]

Should of got the ariens

[@trevorhannon900]

Maybe it's not on full throttle. You should watch this video of an old toro from the 70's , kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX25mKuJipeXbdE

[@panchananmishra5551]

hi xxx Japan

[@RyanRBurns]

should have bought a toro