The Earthwise SN70010 is one of the most compact electric snow shovel available! Light enough to be operated by anyone and the slim design makes for convenient storage. The 9-Amp motor is strong enough to handle ligh-duty jobs around the house; steps, patios, side walks. No gas or oil to mess with makes this zero
The Earthwise SN70010 is one of the most compact electric snow shovel available! Light enough to be operated by anyone and the slim design makes for convenient storage. The 9-Amp motor is strong enough to handle ligh-duty jobs around the house; steps, patios, side walks. No gas or oil to mess with makes this zero maintenance snow thrower the easiest solution for snow removal this winter. Features: 9-amp motor, 10″ clearing width, 5″ Clearing depth, 25′ throwing distance, auxiliary handle, Dual curved auger blade.
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Easy to assemble, inexpensive and well built. Easy to assemble, I heard some reviews saying this was hard to assemble and I couldnât disagree more. It probably took me about 15 mins and thatâs only because I put the piece of the handle with the chute crank on facing the wrong direction. To the other users complaining that they think they got a used unit from a seller. Thatâs a fault with the seller you need to file a complaint with them giving the product a low review doesnât help that. The only con I have is I donât like the wheels on…
This is one of the best purchases I have ever made
Inefficient, a shovel is as easy I purchased this just to use on our front walk and small concrete pad in front of our 2 car garage. The only way this item will ever be effective, is if we get a perfectly even snowfall (no ripples/drifts) that is powdery and there is also absolutely no breeze whatsoever. (These conditions never exist where I live.) The thrower doesn’t throw far enough–some snow is deposited immediately next to the thrower, and the tiniest breeze will blow the snow back. The thrower doesn’t get down to the…