EGO Power+ Peak Power Snow Blower with Steel Auger Review

[@MrNiceguy259]

Awesome video! We literally just went to Ace and bought one of these largely because of your review. I have a big Ariens gas snow blower that I call "the beast". It does a great job on major snows, but my wife won't touch it. She actually wanted this Ego after watching our 82 yr old neighbor use his yesterday (and after seeing your video this morning). I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm actually looking forward to the next snow! My wife has already named it "the Tesla".

[@alexanderthemeek]

I bought one two years ago and it's very convenient if you don't let the snow pile up high. It's also a very good full body workout as I am literally sweating while using it even when the temperature is well below freezing.

[@silverstake88]

The "Tesla" 😁

[@todtalk3912]

@@alexanderthemeek The full body workout sounds like the opposite of what I'm looking to get into. Thats the reason Id buy a machine, wtf...

[@gypsetsalon2585]

I also have a monster ariens and needed something smaller for light snows 2-5" hate shoveling.. ps awesome video!!!

[@kevinisbell1867]

The tesla ........ gay.

[@mm-gj1se]

Thank you very much! We just bought one based on your review. So far it is great, easy to operate, throws the snow well out of the way, no jams, gets a little snagged on our driveway as the tarmac isn’t smooth, no problem on the sidewalk, managed to chew up the day old snow no problem.

[@JJ-qt6wc]

Yes, good way to put it. It gets snagged on some surfaces.

[@ScottyP713]

Great video! Just used mine Ego for the 1st time, the one without metal auger, and love it. I have been a fan of Ego products having a mower, blower and weed eater and all the batteries are interchangeable. I wish I didn't wait so long to get it. Bought my house 5 winters ago and kept saying, "we won't get that much snow next year" and we have and I getting to old to shovel that much!!

[@nathanielhthomasjr727]

I have an Ego+ snowblower with the 7.5 batteries that's 7yrs old so it has the rubber auger that's been really good to me. But I'll upgrade to the steel auger next year. The one thing I'll tell anyone is to get it with the 7.5 batteries with the snowblower because you'll save two or three maybe 4 hundred dollars when they're bundled with the snowblower. Those 7.5 batteries cost over $400 each when bought separately.

[@bonedaddy33]

Stick with the rubber

[@madmaz74]

Great review! Thank you! I bought one but it hasn’t snowed enough yet. I have the EGO mower and string trimmer which are very good and the 650 CFM blower which is exceptional. I use it to blow snow off my car as well as clear off the walkway if it has longer snow on it.

[@alpappalardi7044]

I normally don’t get excited over video reviews. But I do like your review on this unit😊

[@NeedtoSpeak]

I would have Never, ever even considered an electric snow blower! What an eye opener!

[@OnlyEric5]

Awesome video. Your video was the icing for my Cake. I LOVE EGO Products. I already have the Lawn mower, String trimmer and the blower. This snow blower will complete my set. Thanks for your insights and well spoken review.

[@sandrawensink6583]

Great review! I am sorry you ran into your hose, but loved hearing about the built in safety. I love my EGO lawn mower and am sure I will love this snow blower too😁☺️

[@surferdudemi]

Great review. And even better that you included analysis of wearable parts and replacement sources.

[@JimmyG3237]

Thank you for this great review!!! I pre-purchased this model yesterday, it arrives in a few days! Can't wait to try it and save my back and also the potential risk of having a heart attack...I went with the steel auger vs the model with the hard rubber paddle, I know the paddle swipes closer to the ground but I feel they wouldn't break up hard icy snow and the bigger chunks at the end of the drive where the plows block you in.... Thanks for sharing!!! 👌😊

[@cvee2614]

Need one of these. On the fourth year of my battery powered EGO lawn mower and the 7.5 A batteries are still going strong.

[@bikee4]

The thing with ego (or any battery powered equipment) is you need to get into their eco system . I've gone ego, lawn mower, string trimmer (by far the best there is) blower, hedge trimmer...etc. very,very happy! Had a 7.5 battery go bad was replaced without any drama whatsoever! Always by the "kit" if you can. Like you said it's the batteries that cost.

[@jakeo2600]

Hey bikee4 I'm considering getting the string trimmer/edger from Ego and possibly the single stage snow blower. But I've heard that its a nightmare dealing with their warranty dept or the 800 number. Were you really happy with your battery experience?

[@99SVTBolt]

It’s easier to push if you retrofit it with some skid shoes.

[@mortazaabduli7260]

Hey bud i own an snt2114 (same machine as your but comes with two 7.5 amp batteries). Try to lift the front up Alittle bit because from what it looks like your going to destroy your scraper and a lot of people have done that and got it down to the screws and shaved the screws down. 👍

[@Real_John1]

Went with 2 stage ego recently and it handled 6inch wet snow with ease. I used to have single stage gas toro and would have to go out a few times a snow storm and now I go once and its done.

[@Enonymouse_]

2 stage ego is the way to go.

[@unplannedbirthofanidea4340]

Thanks for the thorough review. I liked seeing that you are actually enjoying it.

[@techgooch]

Yes, I love products that bring the fun back to some activity!

[@Blah-blah-sure]

Remember with tools you get what u pay for. The snow-joe is most likely suitable for what u were blowing 2" I have the Ego that you're reviewing. My only minor gripes are when u fold the handle for storage is that u can't lock it in place. Also the cover for the batteries should have some kind of rubber to prevent moisture from getting in & when u lift the lid to have a better degree of opening so that it's not constantly closing on your hand. Lastly where the inside above the auger for the light housing can get a build-up of snow. What I do is spray wd-40 in that area to cut down on the build-up. Again none of these minor gripes are a deal breaker. Works fantastic, no more gas for me!

[@bcrocks3935]

My snow blowers are 11 and 13 and they have only gotten better with age. They get stronger every year, but they do complain more about having to go out and do it.

[@joeskill4663]

That actually looks like one of the better electric ones..👍🏽

[@roxysol]

Great video. You do the opening experience like I would!

[@sandman25654]

Excellent video and review of this snowblower. Thank you.

[@MysticalDragon73]

I'm actually looking at one of these after having a husqvarna gas single stage blower not starting the following season. I work with a crew clearing downed trees from rivers and use batter powered winches that are amazing. I'm going to sell the gas snowblower after its repaired. I LOVE the ability to rotate the chute on the fly as so many dont have that and its a total pain. I also wanted a metal auger since a rubber one sucks when going through after the plows have gone through and build up a pile in front of the driveway

[@scorpionkings]

I'll be changing to this snow blower over my current gas powered blower that won't start if it's cold out doors!

[@Wiscotac]

When you get older you may appreciate a drive motor on the wheels, but right now you are younger and the exercise is good for you, pushing the unit around manually. Although you do have a little bit of an incline coming out of the backyard. I recently got an ego 2 stage this winter, (2022), and yeah, love it, but I'm much older and probably need self-propelled. If I was your age the single-stage unit would be plenty.

[@angrygaragemechanic]

Sweet! Try some 7.5 batteries when you get a chance 😎 I just bought them for the 2-stage Ego.

[@techgooch]

I will see what I can do in the future

[@nmichave]

You are a great reviewer! Great job, great editing, great footage. This snow blower is now on my list. What I really want to know is what your older brother, Phil Collins, thinks about it and can you drum a good as he can?

[@JimMcLaren1950]

Excellent detailed video. Only issue I would have with this Snow Blower is I don't have a paved drive way. Hopefully there is adjustment so it doesn't throw rocks.

[@jarrodhines8285]

Kickass review, brother. Had other reviews not convinced me to pull the trigger (mine comes tomorrow), yours would have.

[@seanpennylegion926]

Excellent video and analysis! Thanks.

[@elleondejuda4681]

Awesome review…thank you! We are going to buy one.

[@kuruption1983]

Very thorough review! Thanks

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

I'm a LANDSCAPE pro have gone all ELECTRIC this year tired of gas/ oil mix and Deal with tuneup going to get snow blower this winter

[@winstonian88]

What speed were you running it on?

[@rickjunior6478]

I checked this out, didn't like that the rubber pads do not touch the surface it's blowing. It relys on the blade scraping the snow, ice surface up to where the blade can grab and throw the snow. Here we get ice and hard snow build up and this machine would be hard to work here because you have to push hard to break up that hard packed snow and ice. So I'm sticking with the reliable Toro which has the rubber blade scarping on the ground and also making it easy to move along the surface as the blades are pulling you forward.

[@xmiller7691]

I have been using the same Toro 1 stage for over twenty years. The rubber auger STILL shows no signs of wear and it cleans right down to bare cement just exactly li,e it did when it was new.

[@mmurat608]

How long did it take to charge for both batteries when you received it..

[@elpaulodelnorte]

From my expérience, I would say about 45 mins per battery.

[@dalerbsr.5061]

I have had my older version with the rubberized type auger for over 5 years and still running great, I live in Wisconsin so yes it has seen much snow. Just wish it was self-propelled, and know you will find each and every crack in the sidewalk... lol

[@lesliechester7059]

Thanks for the great review.

[@Stephen-nk6uq]

Great review 🙏🙏🙏👍

[@bh9262]

Is this self propelled? Otherwise, easy to push through the snow?

[@OnMeds1]

Snow drying out ?? never heard of that? Wet snow gets frozen or melts

[@TeufelHund]

How would this work on grass areas❓ Would it destroy the grass or would it be okay❓

[@bh9262]

Is it self propelled/driven?

[@davehenderson6896]

Living in Iowa must suck with all this snow.

[@davehenderson6896]

@Sam Buffalo?! How did you handle the big snow storm?

[@mikespencer237]

I have one too. It works good but it needs small like roller blade wheels on the front when you have to push it through heavier snow and up hills.

[@generaljackson1741]

are there any reviews of this in deep snow?

[@sheilahart8383]

Is it heavy or hard to handle? Any muscle or back strain? Could it be handled by women and older folks?

[@techgooch]

Easy to handle. It is not self propelled, but I had no issue, and my wife or kids could easily handle it.

[@99SVTBolt]

Much easier to handle than the 2 stage.

[@neptalyluis8980]

Make a video when you get 5-8inches of snow please! Thank u

[@scottkaiser8589]

Thx for the info. Just some questions, how long does it take to charge and how long does the batteries last

[@bdias4679]

Gooch, are those batteries utilized in their other tools like the lawnmower and etc?

[@techgooch]

Yes, the batteries work in all of their other tools.

[@gvsukids]

How was the hose?

[@goupigoupi6953]

So what's the catch? Is it cheap?

[@thankgodimouttahere]

Nice. Where I am lots of driveways have oak tree roots popping up which wouldn't be forgiving to machine without front skids. If Ego adds them I'll buy the machine.

[@ernanv24]

I'm sold.. I was gonna get the snow Joe but if it's bad then I don't mine speeding extra money for Good product..

[@aaronthiela]

Yeah, I bought it from Ace Hardware. It’s great but I didn’t know you have to press the button and then pull back to bail to get it to start.

[@Dabpet57]

How much does it cost

[@billyrock8305]

Snow is light and not much of it. It doesn’t throw very far. Nice design, simple, Shute control excellent, easy controls.

[@GOLFADDICT65]

THX ALOT for the review...i just ordered one cause of this review........ with the 7.5 batteries...looking forward to not shoveling ....had a 2 stage cub cadet monster snowblower but sold it when we moved last year....hind sight....question ? should be ok to store outside during winter under a covered deck with also a snowblower cover right ? as long as i take out the batteries everytime and store them inside the house ? thx again...cheers from chilly Canada

[@erniedoor1795]

What about heavy wet snow 6 plus inches deep

[@snoopysrc]

try egos 10amp hour battery

[@Jeo-What]

Two 10Ah batteries will get pretty heavy and ware out the scrapper bar even faster unless the unit is retrofitted with skid shoes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDde4x6e5pnaqs

[@khullar4u]

I bought same with steel auger but this as the first time I used a snow blower. May be im making a mistake somewhere or missing something. The problem I saw was there was a very thin layer of snow left after using this and which turned into ice and got tricky for me to remove as it became really hard ice later. All the homes near me who used a snow blower had no residue and there were clear walk ways shown on their side....may be the steel auger is not low enough or am i missing something.....any suggestions will help. Thanks

[@tw-tw1896]

Is it hard pushing it? Like deep snow are you having to really push hard? Thanks

[@smortega13]

Great review! Thank you! Could you please reply and state how long the batteries take to charge? TIA

[@michaelturner9893]

It takes about a hour..I love mine

[@smortega13]

@Michael Turner I just got mine the other day! Used it once and I love it! Altho it is VERY sensitive to uneven surfaces.

[@melk48111]

How many inches of snow on ground ?

[@shion_lwn]

Nice review video! I have Ego SNT2114. It's great. I used on the piles of heavy snow left by plow trucks. I was worried if its motor can handle it or not. it did okay, but it was such a physical work lol The ends of steel housing look like they are getting beaten up a bit. I think itt's a nature of single stage blowers.. To protect housing and reduce stress, I installd skid pads for 2nd stage snow blowers. As for Warranty, Mmmm 🤫🤔

[@shion_lwn]

@mikemike yea I know.. $50 with tax/piece here in Canada. It wears much faster than I thought cuz of a very bumpy surface in my area. I could just go with keep replacing the scraper bar, but I'm more with protecting the housing. I saw multiple guys on youtube who had the same Ego, and their bottom of the housing was beaten up. I installed the skid shoes sooner, so the damage on the housing is very minimal so far.

[@mikeg3888]

fantastic review

[@MrMoe158]

I live in Upstate New York and this wouldn't work for me

[@boofinboyle7002]

Same anything over 12 inches and that machine is useless

[@jeremystewart4580]

Did you get any snow in the battery compartment? Great video!

[@techgooch]

No, the battery compartment does seal fairly well, and I did not get any snow in the compartment, even with as powdery as it was.

[@danielnicholson1156]

Does not ship to Alaska :(

[@gk9417]

Would it handle 1-2ft snow ✌️🇨🇦

[@BenjaminRoethig]

Are those the ones they sell down at Ace Hardware Tech Gooch?

[@techgooch]

That is correct!

[@carolfranciotti6710]

Hello. Unless I missed it, the 2nd snow bower...how long did the two batteries take to charge and how long did they last? Thanks

[@Mav0585]

Seems mine doesn’t throw the snow very far - and I have to go back with a shovel to clear off the “mist” that falls - is that normal for most snowblowers?

[@LDuranceau]

Do you have uni stone pavers on your driveway? If so, does the blower sometimes get stuck between stones if one stone is even a tiny bit higher than the one next to it? One more point, with such a big driveway, wouldn't you have opted for a bigger blower?

[@JJ-qt6wc]

Just used mine in maybe 2 inches of light snow. Extremely quiet. Went through the snow easily, but gets caught on every nook and cranny like when sidewalk sqaures don't meet up perfectly. It kind of felt "self propelled" on asphalt driveway but felt like i had to push it on cement sidewalk. It feels cheep and platsticy. I'm not sure how it will handle the heavy ice and snow that the city plows push up into my driveway. The snow shoots out great, but some snow juts out the front , so never expect a totally clean drive way. If I were you, I'd ask a neighbor if you could try theirs, before u invest in one. I'll keep mine, but I'm keeping my Toro single stage as back up as that TEARS through snow.

[@ranaylynn9816]

Could this be stored all winter in a garage with no heat? Or would it freeze parts and not work properly?

[@elpaulodelnorte]

Had mine stored inside a non-heated shed or simply left in the backyard in the deep cold outside (many -30 Celsius nights in January ) while I kept the batteries inside for recharging and in between uses. Machine starts and works flawlessly.

[@TomCaliendo]

Does the charger come with the snow blower as well?

[@techgooch]

The SNT2112 comes with 2 5Ah batteries and a dual port fast charger.

[@silwan6784]

What is so hard about oil and gas?

[@rickslife]

It’s stinks and so does the person using it after you’re done.

[@silwan6784]

@@rickslife you don't bathe yourself in gas and oil.

[@snowfighter62]

I prefer single stage snow blowers with rubber paddles. They clear the snow really down to the pavement and help to pull the snow blower forward so you have to push less.

[@techgooch]

True, however after using both over the years there are plenty of benefits for the steel auger that I prefer, and I am more than impressed by how clean my driveway was.

[@Jeo-What]

I do not feel my rubber unit does pull forward at all as it does not touch the ground like the Snow Joe ion 100V. I actually swap out the rubber with the steel auger half way through last snow season and cutting through snowplow piles and wet snow is actually easier. That been said, I am enjoying the effortless self-propelled snow blowing with the EGO two stage unit now with the single stage as a backup or light duty unit.🙂

[@PaulDo22]

@@Jeo-What Glad to see you got the 2 stage, George. It's a beast!

[@bonedaddy33]

The rubber is far better at cleaning down to the pavement. The steel is better for heavy icy stuff at the end of the driveway

[@bdhdhdvbahsgs8781]

I wonder how this thing is going to work 10 years from now

[@mtadams2009]

Sadly as time goes on everything is disposable. My old gas Aron’s is 20 years old and still killing it. The batteries will be garbage on this in less than ten. They will want what he paid for it for new batteries. If getting them is even possible. I do like the idea of no carb issues but that’s about it. I often get 12 to 20 plus inches and have a real driveway. I do use a snow joe for my deck. It’s corded.

[@elpaulodelnorte]

I'll be happy if mine last 3 years. This is how confident in CE products I am.

[@yannlathro256]

Do you recommend combining batteries of different amperage to operate this snowblower? for instance one of 7.5amp and another of 5amp?

[@johnryle6917]

Wish you had more snow

[@shaajz]

Hello out there - how good is on a platform of Pattern concrete driveway , is it going to damage the concrete pathway ?? is it only good on Asphalt driveway ?? if anybody can put some light on that - would be very grateful !!

[@U2WB]

Not terribly impressed. I can see how much arm power it takes to push through what looks like about 3” of snow; my Toro single stage gas thrower with rubber paddles used to handle 5” or more of wet icy snow with ease. Really I find the biggest issue with small units isn’t the auger power, but rather the small narrow tires. It’s a little like trying to steer a shopping cart across an ice rink.

[@ronnaveau4801]

Today's teenagers,,could make money with that ,,E snow blower 😂😂

[@michaelwhiting668]

Great cennel

[@princepdj]

The only problem is it's not self-propelled. I have EGO products - Lawn Mower - String Trimmer - Edger - Hedge Trimmer. I prefer the single-stage self-propelled TORO snowblower. It'll be nice if you could compare.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

I wish people would wait until they get a deep wet snow to do the reviews. These things are not cheap, so we want to see how they perform in the most difficult conditions. People never talk about plow piles at the end of the driveway performance, and they never say if they are propelled forward by the impeller like gas powered ones are.

[@frankrizzo3915]

What a cute little toy.

[@tudvalstone]

$699! I wouldn't hesitate. Unfortunately in Canada Ego products are overpriced by a couple hundred dollars or more, while most of the competition comes at similar prices with the US, after currency conversion.

[@AC313_]

You have to try Ego products, they are the best. only electric brand i will buy

[@lkw5699]

Plastic wheels? Why dont they make bigger rubber ones

[@bnegs521]

Get the 2 stage!

[@boostimalaka1]

Buy the Toro, better quality , this was barely 4 inches of snow. Home Depot has a 30 day return policy. Definitely shop around.

[@TimeToCheckReality]

Two inches of snow isn't much of a test. When you have 8-10 inches and a snow plow drift that has set up for a few hours, that is a test.

[@woodslisa4529]

I wish these size machines were self propelled. I'm in a wheelchair so need the propelling to pull me with it.

[@peacesearcher4598]

Anything is better if you don't have to shovel Looks like a good machine

[@beaupeterson188]

My older mother has never had a snow blower and this non-self-propelled one was recommended to her. I feel bad for her.

[@frankshandyman5224]

cute little thing LoL Bet it doesnt go through anything over a foot of packed snow

[@georgeleong1572]

Too bad you didn't have the Snow Joe for this review. Side by side with this Ego would have been great - same amount of snow, same conditions, etc. Great review tho.

[@colo5220]

Great blower but poorly designed on the scraper bar. It will chew up the scraper bar after 2x of usage, and making it hard to push the blower. I have to improvise by adding the skid shoes on both sides of the auger box. I used the Ego skid shoes. Wow, night and day! Now, I don't have to worry about chewing up the scraper bar.