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Toro 1800
Good for suburban driveways, sidewalks, or any smaller-size job.

Yard Machines 21"
Perfect for medium-sized jobs. A great value for the money.

Yard Machines 26"
When big jobs call for big blowers.

 

 

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BRRRRR! Winter is coming, and before you know it, the snow will be falling... Is your snowblower ready?

Whether you're buying a new model or owning a snow blower for the first time, BlowMySnow.com is here to help. This site doesn't sell snow throwers, but is designed to be a free consumer resource to help people pick out the right snowblower for their needs.

When I moved to Vermont from Miami fifteen years ago, clearing the driveway of snow during winter became another one of my many household tasks. The afternoon before a big snow storm was expected to hit, my wife told me, "Why don't you go into town and pick up a snow blower?" I dutifully obliged and drove my local hardware store. Upon arriving, I found myself barraged with choices. I just wanted something simple to handle a small driveway, but the guy at the store showed me twenty different models. Not sure which one to get, I asked, "This is all well and good, but what do I really need?" He recommended I hire him to plow my driveway.

I ended up driving to Wal-Mart and buying a cheap no-name snowblower. It died halfway through winter. Since then, I've tried a number of snowblowers, only to find they don't hold up or perform as the manufacturer promised. There are some great snow blowers out there, but a lot of duds, too. I created this site so you don't make the same mistakes I did.

-Dan

Not sure which snowblower is right for you? Check out the recommended models page.