UP CLOSE & PERSONAL with the EGO 2 Stage 24 Inch Snow Blower SNT2400 SNT2405 SNT2406

UP CLOSE & PERSONAL with the EGO 2 Stage 24 Inch Snow Blower SNT2400 SNT2405 SNT2406 . It finally snowed! I was so happy to make this video. I hope you enjoy it and it helps you in some way. Thanks for watching, our links are below as well.
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[@Omar_313_]

This review made me purchase it. It’s amazing and I kept it on eco mode 90% of the time. It went to 2/5 after blowing a 4 car drive way and half a standard block on both sides of a corner lot. Mine didn’t have an issue with regards to snow coming into the battery compartment or the chute issues. I just ordered the steel skids bc the plastic ones didn’t do the job. Another great recommendation! Keep it coming, thanks!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks so much Omar stay in touch

[@randomrazr]

how is it after 2 years

[@TechMadeEzy]

@randomrazr awesome still, works great

[@MikeBMW]

Nice! Almost makes me want to live up North to try it out! In Florida, all of my yard tools are EGO with the mower, chain saw, hedge trimmer, pole saw, you name it! Looking forward to the EGO zero turn mower! :D Oh, and that EGO generator 3000 watt backup is awesome (especially since I already have 15 EGO batteries)

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks Michael

[@wadeb47540]

I purchased mine this fall. I have used it 5 times so far. I'm getting about 35-40 min on a set of batteries. I have 2 sets of 7.5ah batteries. One bigger snowfall I used both sets, but did not run out of battery. Very happy with my purchase.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Nice thanks for sharing Wade, key thing I learned from my subscribers is no need to go full throttle, slow and steady works and you will get more run time. I definitely pushed the unit Harder then I should have but I learned 👍🏼 Best of luck and thanks for watching

[@abrahamnorthhampton3327]

Terrific review. I've been waiting to see someone use one on real snow before committing to the rather steep price. Thank you (and Brooklyn)!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks so much for watching Abraham hope you stay with us!

[@ms79ta]

Ordered one today. So excited!! Live in Upper Peninsula of Michigan and this will make my life easier. Hope tje snow in battery compartment area won't be an issue. These are sold out everywhere so ordered it online from a place in North Dakota. Should be here within 4 days.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Awesome Tess! Thanks for watching and good luck, stay in touch let me know how it goes

[@woodrax]

I have the single stage Ego Snowblower, and she has been an awesome workhorse for a couple of years now. I get a little snow in the battery compartment, but the contacts are underneath the battery, near the top of the compartment, and the battery itself acts as a shelter from any snow that gets in there. So, really, never been a concern. Will probably grab this two stage blower next season.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Woodrax, thanks for watching 👍🏼 So far pretty solid machine

[@christopheryounggnomery3761]

I have the middle version. Similar to a snow thrower but has the augers. I used it last week. We had about 6 inches of snow in Buffalo. It was my first snow with the machine. LOVED IT. Did 3 driveways and about 100 yards of sidewalk. No gas mixing, etc🙂. Only complaint was the bottom piece was no match for uneven sidewalks.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for sharing Christopher

[@gregh4827]

Just bought this model this morning. I had to go to Springville to pick it up and it won’t fit in my car! Going back tomorrow to get it and drag it back to North Tonawanda. I’m glad to see someone else has something like it in my area

[@TechMadeEzy]

Good luck Greg let me know how it goes or if you need any help, also thanks for watching my video 👍🏻

[@christopheryounggnomery3761]

Here overnight we got about 10 inches of snow. I used my snow blower and it was difficult but I know the machine wasn't meant to handle that much. It still did a nice job but took longer . I had to take 2 or 3 swipes at the snow. One thing I think I have issues with is the black plastic strip on the bottom. It sounds now like it broke and is vibrating non stop. Wasn't expecting that so early. Still love the machine.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Christopher, thanks for watching! You used the 2 stage? I think you have the new single stage with the single steel auger right? The wheels are the issue with that one from my experience. The 2 stage did a great job especially with the grippy wheels, we had in some areas 12 plus inches.

[@awdsvx]

Thanks, good review. I have been looking at EGO 2 stage snow ❄️ blower. I already have a EGO leaf blower backpack & trimmer. I think, I will have to buy one before next winter ❄️. Thanks.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks AWD, honestly so far I’m very happy with the machine. Bottom line if you can afford having 2 sets of batteries that’s the perfect setup, use one set and have a back up set already charged and waiting. But that’s expensive. What do you think ?

[@ariip]

Snow getting in the battery compartment is clearly to big a tolerance between the cover and base. I gather there is at least a click catch to hold it down so it is not vibrating up. Snow gets in the air and blows around like dust so it does not have to fall in downward, it can actually blow in sideways. To create a better seal on the battery cover door, plate saran wrap over the edge of the cover, and apply caulk to the lip where the door rests, After it dries, remove the saran wrap. Now you have formed and applied a new seal to the base where the cover meets it. (the saran wrap it there to prevent the caulk from sticking to the cover and sealing it closed) If there is an issue with battery cooling, ego should have placed a fan inside the battery compartment and drawing air from inside below and circulating it underneath or put metal cooling fins around the compartment.

[@beezer5623]

Honestly I think the chute moving on its own is a bigger issue. I think you can probably get some kind of thin weather stripping and maybe line the battery compartment door or something?? But EGO needs to address this, it’s an expensive unit and that shouldn’t have been over looked during testing. How to fix the chute, I have no suggestions. Looks like a great machine for the most part though. Nice review 👍

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks Beezer, i’m waiting to hear back from EGO

[@WhoDeanyUnchained]

Great video. It's kind of shocking that snow got into the battery compartment. I have a greenworks snow blower with an angled battery compartment. Hopefully EGO makes the change on the next model.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching, ego is working on something but they state the batteries are ipx4 rated and there are drain holes in the battery compartment which I was unaware of. I do believe they are doing some research just to make sure.

[@Brian-Outdoors]

Thanks for this great review! That thing looks pretty impressive for battery power.

[@jeffcorder2876]

Thanks for the great review! I'm seriously looking into getting one of these but I'm also looking at the Snow Joe. It'd be great if someone "wink, wink, nudge, nudge) could do a comparison video of the Snow Joe iON100V-24SB vs EGO SNT2405. ...especially since the Snow Joe is now on sale at Home Depot (w/batteries & charger) for $999! Cheers!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Jeff thanks for the kind words and hints, if I got more snow I’d do more comparisons I promise. Also I don’t have the funds but hopefully down the road snow joe and others will send machines my way but for now I have to pay for these. I will say from my experience EGO offers top notch service, I can’t compare snow joe since I’ve only had a plug in model and never needed to call them. Again thank you seriously and lets see what happens down the road.

[@Ice.asmr5]

Perfect to eat some snow 😍

[@georgeleong1572]

Battery cost is also my main concern. I've read that some people have had their batteries die within 3 years. Battery cost at $350 x 2 = $700 is a huge hit. Would be nice if EGO had a program where you can buy replacement battery at a big discount, half off would make it more appealing and worth the cost for the whole thing.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi George, Totally understand, so far no issues with me so I'm good but research is key.

[@markstover984]

Yep, I had one of my batteries for my ego mower die. I ended up buying an ego chainsaw as it was on sale and only cost $20 more than a new battery alone, but came with a new battery and charger. My dead battery was 3 years old.

[@TechMadeEzy]

That stinks, 3 years that's how long the battery warranty is. Sorry

[@mikek4043]

Hoping someone like Project Farm reviews knock-off versions of EGO batteries

[@glennbartlett4139]

Got one coming Monday so you know it's not going to snow this year.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Yes it is 😎

[@baddad5781]

Bought one yesterday just waiting for it to arrive next week I must say you diffidently have the best videos about this unit. They're very thorough and Brookland was a good helper. For me it's all ergonomics being a 62 year old disabled veteran. The Husqvarna I have is great but it's just to heavy for me now and to much hassle with all the maintenance and stress about it starting every year despite my efforts to properly take care of it. I've went battery this year. Thanks for taking time to share

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks much appreciated, love that 2 stage plows through everything! Make sure you have an extra set of batteries if you get alot of snow

[@levibrock5570]

Thanks for the video

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Levi thanks so much for watching 👍🏼

[@user-px1xk5tm8l]

Considering the cold and snowing condition you had to shoot in, plus first time use, you did GREAT! Now, I wonder if my not being able to get the one stage I wanted, could be a blessing in that maybe I'd be better off to go for the 2 stage? I think the weight of the snow going through the chute, may cause it to move. Also, distance is no concern for me cause it would blow into the neighbor's yard, at their car, street and sidewalk, to where I usually have it pointed straight opposed to up so high.👍💋

[@TechMadeEzy]

2 stage is definitely heavier so keep that in mind

[@user-px1xk5tm8l]

@@TechMadeEzy I meant the weight of the SNOW going through the chute is what makes the chute move out of wack.

[@TechMadeEzy]

There's a fix for it though

[@badguy1481]

@@TechMadeEzy Although my single stage EGO has worked well, I think the 2 stage would be well worth the extra price.

[@burk3552]

I'm in labrador,Canada,goes as low -65 degrees Celsius at times and we get buried in snow,I run Honda 1332,electric rig does pretty good,wonder how it would perform in extreme cold and few feet of snow at a time lol

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Bur thanks for watching. Honestly so far I've got to truly test it once with the snow storm while I was recording this video, it did well. If you have a big property run time can be a challenge.

[@megankelly4244]

Simply stay away from using a 650 cfm leaf blower aimed near and at the battery compartment to remove snow concerns near the battery

[@TRCCtv]

snow in the battery compartment shouldn't be an issue, the electrical connectors are way up high, looks like drain holes in the bottom, none of the other tools have any sort of battery protection/compartment even though they may be used in wet/snowy environments...

[@TechMadeEzy]

Agree but would think there would be a rubber flexible seal around the lid as well

[@rhdtv2002]

Winter just starting and this is sold out..damn

[@TechMadeEzy]

Try walking into lowes and Ace don’t look at websites , you might get a surprise during one of your pop ins

[@rhdtv2002]

@@TechMadeEzy thats the right plan..ill do that

[@TechMadeEzy]

@@rhdtv2002 good luck

[@chrisanderson8553]

1. I had a lot of snow in my compartment too. About the same amount as you do. I am curious as to what they say. I also had the wandering chute issue. I only got about 45 minutes out of my batteries. But they have been in, and charging in.. and unheated garage. I guess I am going to move those to the basement. I agree with your assessments. Plenty of power. Throws far. Easy to use. One thing you didnt mention was quiet. When i was done with round one this week (and my 1st use, and like you got 12 inches).. and i brought the batteries in to recharge.. my wife asked "whats wrong? why havent you started?" I asked her why she said that... she said " i didnt hear it working"... shes used to my old gas one. So I thought that was a cool perk. I have a question about your skids.... Do you think you have them low enough? I noticed your not getting nearly as close to the ground as I am, but you could be doing that by design. If you hear from them, let me know, or get a video link. I emailed them as well, and have heard nothing. Also I picked up some new 5.0s on ebay for $150 each. Thats less than the price of 1 new 7.5. I figured between the 2 sets, it wil get my through most anything. Great video!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Chris thank you and yes I will post a short video update on what I hear back from EGO on the snow in the compartment. The skids I might have had too high, I’ll have to play with them more for the next round of snow. Thanks so much

[@keithfillinger3182]

Personally, I would keep the skids elevated a touch off the pavement. I put a piece of normal cardboard under the bottom scraper, and I adjust the skids to be on the ground. The reason I do that is to prevent the scraper from wearing out. I can shovel that tiny amount of snow to clear everything up. That is just my opinion.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching Keith and for your comment 👍🏼

[@ElBrodito]

Thanks so much for a great review. I wonder if the snow in the battery compartment is a condensation problem. Have you noticed if the batteries get too hot when machine is working?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Carlos thanks so much for watching 👍🏼 no I haven’t see them get too hot, ego does a great job with that with the design called arc lithium, they did inform me that the compartment is designed that way for air circulation and it has a level of water resistant and drain holes at the bottom.

[@sbukosky]

PS. I did NOT have snow in the battery compartment. That may be because the snow was rather wet and heavy. Perhaps fluffy snow is more prone? I did have a lot of snow all over the machine from the wind.

[@TechMadeEzy]

OK good to know, for me it happens 2 times, very weird. I'm in contact with Ego so let's see what they say but again the batteries are ipx4 rated and the battery compartment has drain holes so ego did plan

[@TheCDM1971]

Those metal skid shoes cost over $135 CDN in Canada! I’m waiting to hear back why there’s such a steep mark up from the $45 USD in the States. I tried to buy them off of Amazon.com instead but it’s not available to Canadians.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Let me ask the manufacturer and I will get back to you

[@marianiurea6217]

Love it when you say this machine is good for the environment yet you got two cars one of them a truck. Go figure, eh. Good review do. Thanks.

[@rave2173]

Did they ever get back to you on fixing the chute from drifting on its own ?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Here is my video on the temp solution until they come out with the final solution kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnillnykedKHgqc

[@A-Mafia313]

Great video TME

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks A Mafia 👍🏼

[@dalem7504]

Thanks for posting. How well does the self-propel work? Do you have to push the snow blower to get it to go through deep heavy snow, or when going up hill on a sloped driveway?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks Dale, thanks for watching. I have a 2 stage Troy built I use to use and this Ego has equal power. When piles are big both need a pull and push. The wheels are beefy and the motor has power from my experience so far.

[@badguy1481]

@@TechMadeEzy THAT would have been well worth it, last night, when I had to use my single stage EGO on 6" of WET snow. A LOT of muscle to push it through that thick mess.

[@internalharm]

my only issue is the 1k price tag

[@TechMadeEzy]

That’s a big one, The other option is getting the one stage unit I think it sells for about 599 with the batteries.

[@charlescobb6971]

I just got mine and noticed the chute drift issue. Any suggestions on how to fix that? Otherwise i am super happy thus far.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Yes will post soon also if you call Ego they will give you a temp fix as well

[@MeridiusMaximus]

Thanks for the review. Just purchased mine and after I saw your video I went to check the chute and I feel it’s kind of hard to move. Since this is a July 2021 batch, I think they fixed the issue, or I hope they fixed it. Are you aware of this?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi thanks for watching, if it's hard to move then they did add the upgrade kit, if you want take off the plate you should be able to remove the upgrade kit and if you like the way it moves keep it off

[@MeridiusMaximus]

@@TechMadeEzy I removed the plate but I saw no kit like yours. I meant it’s hard to rotate it by using the lever not the chute itself. The chute is easier to move it by hand than by the lever, so I am not sure. In case I need the kit, where do I get it from? Thank you again, sir.

[@TechMadeEzy]

You just need to make sure that you register the snowblower after you register and you can contact EGO and they will send you one I’m pretty sure

[@MeridiusMaximus]

@@TechMadeEzy yes, registered 2 days ago. I will contact them. Many thanks, I subscribed to your channel.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thank you stay in touch let me know how it goes please

[@fred215]

santa need give me one of these cool toy :D

[@TechMadeEzy]

You never know Fred 😊

[@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion]

what model is this how much is it? where do i buy one?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi this is the snt2405 with the batteries it sells for around $1299 and up, if you want a smaller version for smaller jobs this one comes with batteries amzn.to/3hfK3mq

[@moniack]

Lowes or Ace.

[@mrderek800]

I would love to see heated hand grips & power steering on the snow blower. Not sure if it would still be power steering since it is electric, so maybe electronic steering..? But, those are the only differences that I have notices from this snow blower & new fuel injected snow blowers or carburetor snow blowers. I would also love to see a feature where they were able to incorporate a switch where you could switch between white & amber lights. Also, I do think the sheer pin design could be looked at again. I am not too knowledgeable in snow blowers but, I am sure there is a more advanced method than sheer pins in 2021. @EGO POWER+ Can someone get by on just two 7.5 ah batteries or should they opt for the 10 ah battery?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Derek, thanks for watching 2 7.5ah are fine, what I learned for sure is slow and steady works, I was pushing through and going to fast when I started with it and that went through batteries. Not having to use my gas 2 stage was a happy moment for me 👍🏼

[@mrderek800]

@@TechMadeEzy absolutely! All electric tools is the goal. No more oil, gas or maintenance is the dream.

[@mrderek800]

@@TechMadeEzy why is there so much price gouging on Amazon? I would love to buy one from Amazon since that is quite convenient but why do that when they are charging double the retail price. I contacted Amazon & they basically said there hands are tied, go figure. So, the 10 ah batteries would be overkill?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Buy from Ace or Lowes they are pretty stable with pricing, if I see any good deals I usually post them on the channel but it's been rare. If you get a lot of snow and you have a bunch of ego tools and you can afford the 10ah batteries then go for it. I have one 10ah battery, it's so hard for me to pull the trigger and spend the $450 to get another one. Good luck let me know what you do and thanks for watching

[@kinglord5429]

Lets see it clear a driveway after plows come through and dump all the street snow in their

[@TechMadeEzy]

That’s a good test

[@arnoldrimmer5186]

My single stage gets all the way down to the pavement . This leaves what looks like half an inch behind.

[@TechMadeEzy]

What model Arnold?

[@arnoldrimmer5186]

@@TechMadeEzy Ego's first gen single stage.

[@TechMadeEzy]

I have that one also

[@DJ-su7lr]

It`s depond on how high you set the skid-shoes in each side of the 2-stage.

[@wiks101]

Ego has a Fix for the chute contact them and they will send the fix

[@TechMadeEzy]

Yup, I posted the fix video also see my videos when you have time. Thanks Thomas

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

The scraping ability isn't impressive.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Rob thanks for watching 👍🏻 I have to adjust the skids honestly, I put on some aftermarket steel skids and listed them a bit. they need to be lowered a little bit more

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

@@TechMadeEzy IMO, you should’ve done the testing and review only with included components.

[@sbukosky]

It depends on how the shoes are adjusted.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Just don't like plastic sorry

[@TechMadeEzy]

Agree, I have to play with them more

[@georgeleong1572]

If someone could figure out a kit where a cord could plug from an electric car charger station, connect and power the snow thrower....... then you have me as a buyer.

[@TechMadeEzy]

I hear ya George. The batteries are expensive for sure.

[@lenjames]

I'm old school....I'll l keep my gas engine snow blower for those heavy wet snow. Besides my driveway is 225 ft. long and is double wide. This toy wouldn't last .

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching Len

[@peterparkerakaspider-manth2977]

is it cold there lol. Nice and warm here a little hot sitting by the pool outside drinking cold ice pop mm. got the BBQ going just nice day here. sexy women by the pool.

[@TechMadeEzy]

You enjoy Peter, wish it was warm here lol

[@Ramen_noodles660]

I want one even though it doesn’t snow where I live 😂

[@TechMadeEzy]

I hear you 👍🏼 thanks so much for watching

[@Jaredxstp]

Couldn’t wait for this video to come! Glad you got to get it out and try it out on some snow. Can’t wait to use my ego snowblower up here in Minnesnowda but it’s been so unusually warm here. It looks like a beast especially with the thick snow in the backyard so it makes me feel better for when we start to get our heavy snow. I’ll have to check out your video on those skid plates and think about getting some as long as they won’t scrape my new driveway. Make sure to upload some more videos for us the next time a storm comes through

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks Jared

[@alexandercosta4544]

Like the pun you used lol, Minnesnowda😅😅

[@TonyBlount]

You just helped make my final decision. Got caught with my pants down in New England snow this past winter. First year on this house. Huge roundabout and driveway, hired plow guys that tore up my lawn. Never again. Just got the Ego trimmer and it’s awesome. Going to order thins thing pronto: great review!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Tony thanks so much for watching I hope you stay with us, let me know how it goes, I also have a few new ego and other battery operated tool videos coming soon, I launch videos normally Wed 6pm and Sat 3pm EST

[@Canseco89]

Allll the lights on! ❤

[@rlvoisin]

You do know that thing will through rocks and hard things like a lawn mower does?? Watching you throw that snow at your car windows made me cringe. Some other video showed the guy throwing the snow at his kids. Not very safe.

[@downhillskier7]

The guy sounds like Howard Stern 😂

[@TechMadeEzy]

Shhh don't tell anyone 😎

[@bryanlumley3077]

I had a battery lawn mower, after four years one of the batteries died, it was cheaper to by a new lawn mower on sale than it was to replace the batteries.

[@benmendez3285]

Mate I’m gonna need to see a head to head comparison of this ego 2 stage blower vs the ryobi 2 stage blower

[@Dearestandme]

ditto

[@AwakenedLogic]

Great video! I gave you a thumbs up. Please let us know what EGO says about the snow getting into the battery compartment.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Will share that for sure thanks Awakened 👍🏼

[@lunchbox1421]

Yes, please let us know. I just bought one and have only had the opportunity to use it once, but only in 2 in of snow (hoping for more soon). I did not have any snow in the battery compartment but I didn't give it as much of a workout as you did.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Will do for sure thanks

[@meanodustino9563]

If I had one, i would just run a strip of D foam around the edge and call it fine.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Probably a good idea there

[@christopherestewart]

I make my own skids out of cheap plastic cutting boards. Glue two together, for thickness. Shape however you want. Drill holes and cut slots with a keyhole or coping saw. Slide across concrete and last longer than metal ones.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Send me a picture on Instagram would love to see it Christopher instagram.com/techmadeezy

[@snoopysrc]

Tech made easy I am going to get myself a 60volt green works snowblower cause that's what I can afford

[@TechMadeEzy]

Single stage or two stage?

[@michaelt.bagetis2052]

MAYBE THEY WILL COME OUT WITH A TRACK VERSION FOR GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS?

[@TechMadeEzy]

That would be crazy cool

[@shawntisdell]

I am using one of these blowers on a gravel driveway and it has plenty of traction. I even used it on some steep slopes and was impressed at the performance. No, it doesn't match a tracked blower, but I think the lighter weight also reduces hill-climbing issues of the wheeled gas counterparts. But on a level gravel driveway, the traction is just fine. The problem I have is loose gravel getting into the blower. I need more height than the skid shoes can provide. I will be looking at the Armorskids mentioned in this video to see if they will work better. For now, I build up a compacted snow base on the driveway to reduce gravel issues. So far I have only sheared one pin. BTW, I live in Fairbanks Alaska, so I get to play in the real cold :)

[@TechMadeEzy]

Armor skids raised high help for sure Shawn thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@Q5000]

Came here to find out the difference between 2400, 2405, 2406 and no discussion of that. Hard to find an explanation anywhere that distinguishes 2400 from 2405

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi thanks for checking with me Ultimately, they are all the same. Some include batteries and chargers, and some include higher capacity batteries and faster chargers . Happy new years

[@yossarianmnichols9641]

wonder what the real world de-rating is for the battery capacity when it is really cold during operation. Battery is $240 on Amazon. That is about 10 years worth if 91 octane gas for snow removal. I own a battery powered 16 chainsaw and a battery powered weed wacker. Very good products.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi thanks for watching 👍🏻 The 10ah batteries when they launch should be a better match but I'm glad I have 4 7.5ah batteries I can swap

[@sj7601]

I'm planning on getting the 0 turn mower before this :) But I started out with getting the single stage snow blower with 2 batteries, and from there I used the same 2 batteries for a push mower, edger, and rapid reload trimmer. I love Ego!! Everything is still holding up well after 2 years and let me tell you I beat the crap out of my push mower, since I rigged a 20lb striping kit on the back of mine and use it every time I mow. This snow blower looks awesome though, hopefully I'll get one next winter!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for sharing SJ and watching also much appreciated

[@vc3694]

I purchased one a few months ago and couldn’t wait for the first snowfall to try it out. We got about 16 inches of snow last week and raced outside to fire it up. I was impressed with the power the machine has and when I moved it into turbo mode I could not believe how far it threw the snow. Unfortunately it was only on turbo mode about five minutes before the batteries overheated. I had to take the batteries out and wait about 30 minutes for the batteries to cool off and the another hour to charge the battery back up. I put the newly charged batteries in, kept the machine out of turbo and only got about 25 minutes of further snow blowing before the batteries needed to be charged again. My driveway is about 200 feet long so this machine can not clean it on the two batteries that come with the machine. I reluctantly bought two more batteries at a cost of over $400.00 . Nice machine but I am very disappointed in battery reliability and length. I was using the machine during the day and was not even using the lights. Overall I am pretty disappointed in this machine and would hold off on buying one until they improve battery performance.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi VC what ah batteries are you using? 5ah?

[@shawntisdell]

@@TechMadeEzy I have the dual 7.5 batteries and got a similar 25 minute run time. But keep in mind we were blowing over 16" of snow on a 200+ foot driveway. That is many tons of snow. I was able to make it wide enough on one set to get the car out. I then pushed snow by hand, took a break and the batteries were ready to go on round two, discharge, charge, repeat. I have had problems with the batteries overheating as well as overloading the blower. So I am learning to not push it. reduce speed or volume of snow per time.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Ok thanks, yeah I didn't have it up fully power wise and I was dealing with 6 inches the 1st night and the next day at most 12 inches. Thanks

[@normt430]

Were the temperatures near freezing?

[@shawntisdell]

@@normt430 At least for me, I have been using it at temps well below 0F. (Fairbanks, AK) I keep the charger and batteries inside so they never really get cold. And when they are being used, they generate heat. I have pushed it too hard and overheated the batteries, even in the sub-zero temps.

[@NightriderXP1]

I'm sitting here watching this video in St Pete FL. I don't miss having to shovel my driveway...

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching Nightrider, not sure if you ever watched that show night rider, I loved it. Again thanks

[@NightriderXP1]

@@TechMadeEzy Yep, I loved the show too. But my online name was my CB handle when I drove truck. I drove a lot at night and for one company, I pulled a 40' Revere furniture trailer. So my online name is based on the midnight ride of Paul Revere. It made logical sense for my CB handle to become my online name... Your video was awesome btw but I have one question. Can the skids be set so that you get a clean cut down to the pavement or do you have to finish using salt and/or a shovel? Based on your vid, apparently the skids don't come as part of the standard equipment???

[@TechMadeEzy]

EGO includes skids but they are plastic and I wanted some string steel ones. The skids I bought are very adjustable, you can make them as low as you want. Thanks for clarifying your handle, very cool.

[@mrvoyagerm]

It doesn't seem to clean right down to the pavement. Is there an adjustment for the cutting edge?

[@TechMadeEzy]

It’s adjustable

[@jimdevilbiss9125]

It may be just a microphone but it sounds louder than my gas driven one. I’m still looking for at least 6 inches of wet snow. Really looks good on this type of snow.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching Jim, it does have a winy sound

[@TeufelHund]

Can this be used on grass say a backyard to clear snow without damaging the grass❓

[@TechMadeEzy]

I've done it but the wheels will dig into the grass and damage it

[@stumbras2000]

I will wait for EGO ATV Plow with 6 10AMP batteries pack

[@TechMadeEzy]

I’d say 8 10ah batteries for that 👍🏼

[@stetsonspurs4680]

is there a difference in the SNT2400 &SNT2405 models?

[@TechMadeEzy]

2405 has batteries and a charger 2400 doesn’t come with anything

[@appleztooranges]

I’ll keep my Honda 1332. Thanks

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for watching

[@sbukosky]

First time I could use mine. 5 inches of heavy snow. First impression, using Eco mode, WOW does it throw the snow! Second impression, The factory shoes seem to work fine. It's not banging on the uneven slabs like my other ones did. Problem with the chute. Besides the tendency to rotate to the right, I noticed snow blowing straight up from the bottom of the chute. It had come loose of the "nozzle" that it rotates on. It seems like it should be a green knob adjustment but mine is all the way down as it is. Not a huge problem but needs attention with the loose chute. It handled the snowplow load in the driveway approach very easily. Better than my 9HP Craftsman, which is surprising! I did the approach for a neighbor so ran out of battery just before finishing my usual area. It would have been enough and eco mode was plenty. Battery charged rather quickly, as I warmed up and had my coffee. I keep the charger in my warm basement. I did have the auger motor overload a few times while cleaning up some piled up snow. I increased the power and it handled it well. No problem. Wish I could upgrade to the 10Amp batteries the new riding mower uses! Final thoughts. I think that I can sell my Craftsman 9HP and my Toro single stage now. I think the Ego will be more than adequate.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@epj3]

Hi, it looks like your copy-paste product shilling writeup copied over the formatting from Word. Next time, try paste as text.

[@shinyobsessed1271]

I believe you can upgrade to the 10amp batteries, but might cost you over a grand

[@TechMadeEzy]

Expensive for sure

[@Jigar3333]

Glad to see I wasn’t the only one with snow in the battery compartment. That’s a red flag 🚩!! Skipping on this generation of ego blowers

[@TechMadeEzy]

I hear ya Jigar. It did do a good job it definitely had more pros and cons if you saw my list at the end of the video thank you so much for watching also.

[@Jigar3333]

@@TechMadeEzy can I ask if this blower or any of the ego products were provided for free or at a discounted rate or do you buy these and independently review them yourself?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Jigar no I paid for these tools, also on youtube if we received any tool we have to label the video a paid promo. I’ve received a battery charger from them and did a review and labeled that a paid promo. Even though they didn’t pay me because they sent me the battery charger, KZbin ask you to be honest and it becomes labeled as a paid promotion. Here is my video explaining to my subscribers and the 1 video kzbin.info/www/bejne/al61dIasbLpsb68 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3fUaKRua9t1nK8

[@Jigar3333]

@@TechMadeEzy as always thank you for the videos!! 👍🏼

[@TechMadeEzy]

My pleasure, I really enjoy doing this and I always work on improving for you all. Thanks for your support

[@ajgreen868]

That thing looks so awesome! Loving this review so far! Now I definitely want one!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks AJ

[@jr42a1]

I dislike snow... I don't care to "blow it"

[@TechMadeEzy]

I like sun ☀ myself

[@socommaster]

They have a model with two 10 amp batteries now, what do you think about /that?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Same machine but 2 10ah is the way to go especially if you want more run time, that’s the best way to save $ also, 10ah batteries go for about $500 each

[@socommaster]

@@TechMadeEzy yeah it comes with two rapid chargers so basically $1300 battery/charger upgrade for $300 Plus i bought a 10% off lowes coupon on ebay and got it for $1440 from $1600 so its basically a $140 difference for me lol

[@TechMadeEzy]

Nice!

[@Wolfiecolada]

i f'n love what EGO has come out with

[@rickslife]

Doesn’t seem to get down to the pavement like the single stage ego. My OCD likes a clean to the driveway path. Are the skids adjustable?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Richard, Yes they are definitely, and I need to tweak mine a bit more that was my first storm

[@rickslife]

@@TechMadeEzy good to know, thanks. I’ll probably pick one up. You did a great job on the video. Happy New Year!

[@TechMadeEzy]

Richard thanks again happy new year to you as well

[@ariip]

As far as the chute moving (or walking) this happens on other machines. They clearly do not have a detent or click positioning (for the handle)on the chute as it moves. Many times they have a trigger to release the handle and allow it to move. My gas snowblower (snapper 1030) has a crank chute like many older machines and it does the same thing. It is possible to have the same problem on the deflector (top) when the snow hits it and pushes it up after you move it downward. The aftermarket deflector cable I got from a supplier which is much better than stock, has the feature of turning 90 degrees on the push/pull handle and friction locking preventing this from happening by not allowing the deflector to pull on the cable and not allowing the deflector to move up. .The solution for the chute rotation moving/walking is to find the right spot of having enough friction on its rotation (base or cable) so it will not walk but not too much friction so you can move it easily.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Good feedback thanks

[@om617yota8]

Why am I watching this? We get 1/2" of slush twice a year, and actual snow every few years. We don't shovel or snow blow, as there's no plowing here; if you can't get out of your driveway you're not going to be driving on the main road either. Yet here I am.

[@TechMadeEzy]

I hear you

[@potatochobit]

this model was not available when I bought my snow blower.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Yeah hi, it came out this past summer. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@beltrams]

I love how power equipment is going over to battery electric. Small gas engines are a bit of a hassle...oil changes, keeping gas fresh, etc., though I've been using the later for over 40 years with no problems. My snowblower is a 1973 Ariens 10000 Series, 7hp/24" - one of the nearly original design Ariens. My dad bought it when I was 11. I have gone through it a few times, replacing parts and painting it. I gave it a new Briggs engine about 4 years ago. Treated this way it's going to outlast me (I'm 58 now.) What I wonder about the EGO is what I wonder about all contemporary snowblowers - namely all the plastic. I mean plastic skid shoes on the original? True, I won't have to repaint that stuff, but plastic does break. That and some weight on a snowblower is a plus when the drive wheels are trying to push the machine into the pile at the end of the driveway. I'm hoping that Briggs & Stratton or someone else comes out with some industry-standard batteries and motors, that Ariens and other makers get going on this as well as introducing even bigger machines with a bit more scoop height, bigger blower diameters (the EGO impeller is pretty small, 24" front width or not), maybe some heated handlebars like the current top-of-the-line Ariens. My current driveway in northern Maine is nearly 300' long and has a 3 car turn around. My 24" Ariens handles that. This EGO looks like it might struggle some given the smaller blower/impeller size. I'd definitely need a second set of batteries on the charger while I'm using the first set then swap them out, but that would be expensive. All in all the EGO looks good for most folks, though not quite enough for my situation. Hopefully somewhat larger machines are coming out soon.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks Steve, I’d like 2 x 10ah batteries myself those would be amazing, challenge is the estimated cost is $450/$500 for each battery.... help

[@badguy1481]

My complaints with my old gasoline snow blower: Every season the same old question: What will be wrong with it THIS time. The gasoline from last year has to be dumped and new gas added to the tank. The spark plug is usually shot and has to be replaced. Once I get it running it mysteriously stops in the middle of a job and I have to drag the heavy machine back to my garage to work on it. You just never know what surprises a gasoline snow blower has in store for you at any time. With the EGO there's no anticipation of what MIGHT go wrong. It always works. My driveway is about 100 feet long with a turn around near the house. I don't think I've had to replace the batteries in doing that drive way or the front 60 foot sidewalk.(Note: I always use two , 7.5's) I usually do the neighbors side walks as well. I have extra batteries, though, for my EGO generator, leaf blowers and chain saw...so if I ever need to replace the snow blower batteries, in the middle of a job, I have them available. YES..the batteries are expensive. But if you use them all year round on other tools, their overall "REAL" cost goes down. I use my leaf blowers at least 300 days a year and my EGO power "generator" in my RV to supply QUIET 110 volt power (without needing my on board LOUD generator). That's the advantage of a battery operated snow blower when you can use those same batteries for other uses.

[@TechMadeEzy]

I love being off gas but it ain’t cheap

[@terrybono5995]

2:35 i noticed the auger was still engaged after you let go of the handle and it didnt disengage until you took your hand off the drive handle

[@TechMadeEzy]

I was holding the right side down at that time

[@terrybono5995]

@@TechMadeEzy go ahead 2 seconds Clearly the auger lever was still engaged after you let go of it

[@terrybono5995]

Canadian here Just ordered mine yesterday snt 2406 Just under $2500 up here 🙄🤦‍♂️

[@martinafan64]

Great video and review. My 2-stage 24 inch Ariens weighs almost 200 pounds and is a pain to turn around. How much lighter is this EGO?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Martina thank you for watching The ego is around 143.3 without batteries I believe 2 7.5ah add on about 14 more lbs

[@martinafan64]

@@TechMadeEzy Thanks for the info. How loud is this compared to a typical 24" 2-stage gas powered snow blower? Is it quiet enough to use late at night or early in the morning without waking up next door neighbors?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Martina, it's about 20% quieter. I've snow blowed late and early but I tried to do it within respectable times so I keep good relations with my neighbors.

[@martinafan64]

@@TechMadeEzy Sounds like it would still be too loud for nearby sleeping neighbors. I have single-stage cordless Toro and Greenworks snow blowers, so I guess I'll just continue using them late night/early morning since I know they're quiet and won't wake our neighbors.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Totally understand Martina

[@barlowsmith6242]

Ego needs to make a 2 stage with tracks,,, a real snow blower in other words,,, wheels are for toys. I watch neighbours spinning their wheels all the time. all you need is a slight grade on your driveway. almost nothing and struggle struggle please why would anyone make a blower for snow! with wheels,,, does not make sense !

[@nfavor]

If they ever come out with an open battery standard or knockoffs, I'll become interested but until then, I've easily got my money out of my 12 year old gas snow blower.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks for sharing and for watching

[@michaelmiller6013]

You bought gas, oil, spark pugs and probably more. More than batteries cost. Charging is cheap.

[@nfavor]

@@michaelmiller6013 Only ever bought gas for it. As little as it's used, there's no need to change the rest. Plus, it's easy to get parts for Biggs, Techumsuh, etc vs. once Ego discontinues a product - good luck!

[@tritondriver1]

Good review

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@SCraig-Handsome]

Who’s pro-Gas yet still here for an honest comparison between gas and electric? Being totally genuine here, it’s a very good product and worth the $$… it’s a bigger investment than gas, consider purchasing additional batteries to get the longest life out of the product, 5ah batteries are compatible as well. Best comparison for me is the Ariens Deluxe series… I’m in Canada and a Deluxe 24 is $1,600 and this one is a bit more plus you should also add the additional batteries. so $2,400 if you bought 2 extra batteries (whether you do that when you purchase it or a few years later). Don’t expect to get 5 years out of these batteries, follow the Operating Manual and you can get 3-4 years, after that you may want to replace the batteries or the unit. If you buy a gas snowblower and have issues you can repair it, with electric you can replace the batteries or the motor. In most cases I think people would just buy a new EGO or whatever, but gas engines can last a long time with limited maintenance and they are repairable. I think the biggest thing here though it the size of the auger and impeller, the power is fine but you need to factor in you are not going to move much more than 12” at once. If you have to move more than you can accommodate your speed for that, it will push the snow forward to prevent clogging. Like other products the trick with outdoor battery power is using them frequently, don’t try to power through stuff the same way you would with a gas engine, take your time and invest in the batteries… take care of them too

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks SCraig

[@michaelmiller6013]

Blow the snow with the wind...

[@Hundert1]

How does it handle rough bumpy stony & gravel & dirt / grass driveways? Are there any special tips & techniques we need to follow so as not to scoop up any of our non flat non asphalt driveway? Will the frozen dirt chunks and stones pass right through? Or will they break and bend the metal snow throwing fins and housing? Thanks 🌲🕯️🕯️

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Therese, other than 2 Batteries powering this unit, the motor is as strong as a gas snow blower, it's a beast. I've enjoyed it, it's lighter, easier to maneuver and fun

[@ramcummins7879]

I have the single stage ego snow blower and had it about 3 years, I had issues with plastic parts breaking over and over same thing with my ego lawn mower it doesn't even self-propelled anymore , bad cell in one of my power packs which was replaced under warranty hope i never have to purchase one after warranty, as far as snow in the battery compartment my snow blower always had snow in there , i would say its OK but as far as longevity like my toro for 12 years not a chance

[@TechMadeEzy]

I understand, definitely expensive. We all choose what works so as long as you are happy.

[@steve4628]

Looks like a great machine for small properties and light smowfall, however, I'm gonna stick with my Toro Powermax which has been excellent for the last 4 years. If and when that dies, I'm gonna get a bigger Toro Powermax. I also do my neighbor's driveways because I enjoy using it. Before they liked me, now they love me.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Check out the Toro 60v 2 stage thats sweet as well, thanks for watching Steve

[@CorpseCallosum]

I don't have snow in my battery compartment. Did you use the blower on the blower before discovering the snow in the battery compartment? Also, I see you run on turbo. This will overheat your batteries (red flashing). I think turbo is only meant for short bursts.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Corpse thanks for watching, No I didn't use the blower before checking and that happened to me twice. Also most of the time I ran below turbo with no major issues with my batteries

[@brianb1179]

Thanks for the video , those skid plates look like a great upgrade , I've heard people complain about how fast the nylon /plastic green ones were wearing out , I still can't get one here in Montreal , they show nothing available , I had pre ordered it from Reno , but after close to 4 weeks , they called me to cancel the order , told me something about a problem 😭😭 , I am still interested in this blower. 🤞 , Thanks again for the great video and review.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Brian thank you , Good luck I hope you get it

[@lucchouinard8768]

They have them at Cloutir Pro in Ste-Therese

[@lucchouinard8768]

Cloutier

[@brianb1179]

@@lucchouinard8768 The kit with the batteries 🥺

[@beltrams]

Also, what is it like getting replacement parts for EGO power equipment? Things *do* break or wear out on all power equipment like the scraper bar, etc. Is the impeller directly driven off the motor? I assume no belt is needed. Is the wheel drive done by a different motor? I'd love to hear about how it's put together under the shrouds.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Ego is a pretty solid company, 5 year warranty on the blower, 3 on the battery, I believe you can get parts but I’ve never tried.

[@howardanthony1443]

These really look nice, and I would love to switch to electric. Being that I have an electric trimmer and a lawn mower. I think there Is room for improvement with these . The price Is one thing, and second are the batteries. I am sure with most of us buying theses we would need a backup set of batteries to finish the job. And since there are only two styles of electric 2 stage which is this one and Snowjoe, Ariens made one years ago but seems they didn't continue with them. Hopefully In the near future more improvement will be made.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Howard thanks for watching 👍🏼 Honestly it works great does the job but yes expensive and yes definitely want 2 sets of batteries even for the average house.

[@DennisMathias]

I wouldn't worry about water or snow .. Notice the connectors are high and dry. It's distilled water so non conductive. I would rather it not let snow in but I wouldn't worry about it.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Agree Dennis, I spoke with EGO and the weather resistant rating and the holes at the bottom of the battery compartment make sense. Thanks

[@darrellmckinneysr]

I was on the fence about as to if I was going to get an electric snowblower or not. Well, after watching your video, I'm getting myself an ego snowblower for sure, Thanks for posting

[@TechMadeEzy]

Darrell thanks so much I'm amazed honestly, get the kit with the 2 7.5ah batteries model SNT2405 that's a good start, enjoy and stay in touch 👍🏻hope you stay with us on the channel

[@brianbanks3044]

good stuff...one thing I had an issue with on my ONE stage snowthrower is charging the batteries....it was taking all night to charge them and I called EGO about it....they said it should take an hour MAX....i said they weren't going over 50% and are the batteries defective...they asked what was the temp where i was charging them...I told them, the machine was on the deck and the batteries would be charged in the unheated garage...they told me the batteries have to be charged INSIDE where it is warm and DO NOT store the machine outside with the batteries in it...that solved that issue BUT it is one thing to consider as most people will store these in the cold garage or even in the back yard in the cold...also,do you want a bunch of batteries charging on your kitchen counter like i did???.....great review and keep those batteries warm when not in use

[@TechMadeEzy]

Thanks appreciate it👍🏻also Agree, I take good care of my batteries. I've also decided to use a standard charger if I'm not in a rush I believe that will be better for the batteries long-term. I do have fast Chargers so I can always charge my batteries fast if I need to.

[@GeekMom50]

I have always brought my batteries inside the house. No garage, just unheated shed.

[@TechMadeEzy]

They are expensive so I hear you

[@jeancomeau8032]

They are ok about leaving the snow blower outside without the batteries I hope?

[@TechMadeEzy]

I wouldn't recommend it, do you at least have a shed? If it gets too cold the motor I'm sure will actually freeze up

[@larrybudge6377]

Great video! I’m waiting on factory fix for drifting chute. The temporary fix is working remarkably well. I’m not having issues with snow in battery compartment, hope you find a fix. This is my second Ego snow blower, love them both. This one works great for all types of snow as well as snow from city plow 👍

[@TechMadeEzy]

I hope you subscribe to our channel here is the link to the permanent fix video after watching just call EGO and get the part shipped to you [phone] video is below kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZ3Eonmtn7Sqqqc

[@ariip]

Why do you keep throwing at the cars? You should move it in front and then once you clear the car, shift it past the cars.

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Ari that's my car I'm throwing snow on while I'm filming. I clean it all up and put snow in piles.

[@richardcarchia7037]

I saw one of these at home depot and for around 1200.00 I wasn't impressed that it was made out of plastic! Just seemed cheaply made ?

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Richard, thanks for watching 👍🏻 I'm a big fan of steel as well but it definitely adds a ton of weight, it's a mix of steel and polycarbonate. I've used EGO products for over 2 years now so far no issues also they give a 5 year warranty on the snow blower so now bad.

[@jeffreyboarman4032]

Imagine it cool those batteries off

[@anthonylavelle7229]

How did it perform with the snow from the snowplow on street, that is usually the more difficult snow to snowblow... Thanks

[@TechMadeEzy]

Hi Anthony, thanks for watching 👍🏻 I found the strain to be very similar to my 24 inch Troy built which was good. I'm hoping to get more snow soon so I can really actually do a comparison that would be pretty cool if I can do this in the daytime to show people.