EGO SNT2110 21inch Steel Auger Snow Blower vs 4 feet Will the Ant eat the Elephant? Fraser Colorado

Will the ant eat the elephant? Fraser, Colorado at 9,000ft.
EGO SNT2110 21" steel auger snow blower VS. 4 feet of hard packed snow.
With the right technique, it got the job done.
This was a wicked 3day snowstorm.
Any snow blower would have a hard time with that mess, and i was impressed with the little unit.
It was eating up the batteries fairly quickly, but only had to stop and charge them once, and had 1-bar left at the end of the video.
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Thanks for watching, have a great day!

[@johndenver8574]

Great job my friend. For people in Colorado I recommend a Honda snowblower as thee honda snowblower I've seen from other people gets though really deep snow. As far as dog bone goes the honda has a commercial gear box that I haven't seen replaced yet. Track drive is the best. Less effort. You sound exhausted.

[@CivicWagonParts]

Yeah man, I am a Honda Tech and a Honda Snowblower was what I really wanted. Cost seemed high, but now I know. This was my first snowblower, and was a sign of defeat anyways, since I can no longer keep up with shoveling. Honda has a couple breakaway pins in the impeller shaft. Dog-Bone in Honda snowblower would have been a 10-minute repair and $5 part. My guess is the torque from the EGO electric motor was too much for a roll-pin and EGO had to use that cotter pin. Even in the upgraded EGO 24" and the new EGO 28", still have the cotter pin on the impeller shaft. I sell old OEM Honda parts in my ebay store. The parts from the 24" EGO sold well on eBay. Gonna save up this summer and get a good used Honda. I saw a 30yr old Honda that did much better job than the new EGO.

[@johndenver8574]

Sweet!! Yeah I know I did have to save up for mine. I got the 32in and here in mn where we get what I call level 3 hard snow it's been the best decision.

[@CivicWagonParts]

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[@randomrazr]

y didnt u get the eo 2 stage

[@CivicWagonParts]

I had the 24" two-stage. caught a dog bone in the impeller and it blew the motor. I was probably going to catch another bone, so I went w the single-stage. Here is my vid on the failure of the 24". kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5m9aKubbMychdU

[@randomrazr]

dang you would think the shear pins would have tripped first before the motor. ego warranty no help either?@@CivicWagonParts

[@CivicWagonParts]

@@randomrazr Its not the auger shear pins, those break-away when they should. The impeller pin is a solid cotter-pin on the EGO, other manufacturers use a breakaway roll-pin there. This causes motor failure, $300 part and complete dis-assembly. "Foreign Objects" not covered under warranty. I sell Honda parts online, so I just took the 24" apart and listed parts on ebay, sold well as I was the only one selling used EGO parts on there. Here is a vid showing teardown and slideshow of all the 24" parts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmfLaK2Opb2lb5I

[@randomrazr]

think the toro 26inch battery 2 stage is better design? since its old school@@CivicWagonParts

[@sharonmenzel7791]

People who get lots of snow in ft like you guys, should have the gas powered ones and 2 stadges, or one attached to your mower

[@CivicWagonParts]

I am saving up for the new Honda Hybrid snow blower, lol. I had the EGO 24" two-stage. I was impressed with it the first year, then I hit a dog bone. Caused catastrophic impeller/motor failure, see my other EGO videos. I had the batteries and charger, so I went with the 21" single stage. If I had kept up with the big storm, the 21" model would have done better. I bent the 21" auger first use out of the box, and was waiting on the replacement during the big storm. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5m9aKubbMychdU

[@ChiGalKMcAcura]

Sad that in my first year of owning my EGO (2022) I’ve only used it three times including twice in one day. My neighbors were thankful as I did half my block and my yard all on one charge with the 7.5. My neighbor took care of the other half with his blower.