Power Clear 21 in. 60-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Electric Snow Blower with Two 6.0 Ah Batteries and Charger

A:  Hi, Terry! Thanks for your question. For more information on pricing, please feel free to contact The Home Depot customer service department at 800-430-3376 any day between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. EST. Thanks!

A:  you will be o.k. it will not bend or break, however you might damage the scraper blade at the bottom of the snow blower.

A:  Hi, there! Thanks so much for your question. Since this unit is a single-stage blower, the scraper makes direct contact with the ground to pick up the snow, leaving you with a clear driveway or sidewalk. You might be interested in a similar two-stage unit, #39924, where the auger doesn’t make direct contact with the ground, making it ideal for both pavement and gravel surfaces. You can view unit 39924 online at: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toro-60-Volt-Power-Max-E-24-in-2-Stage-Cordless-Electric-Snow-Blower-Headlight-w-Two-6-0-Ah-Batteries-Charger-Included-39924/316817667. Thanks!

A:  The auger will keep going and probably suffer some damage. I have compressed rocks at the end of my concrete drive. I have occasionally picked some of them up and the auger shows dents and dings although it still works fine. Hitting concrete would certainly be more damaging.

A:  Hi, there! Thanks so much for your question. Runtime will vary based on conditions and which battery you choose (either 6 or 7.5Ah). That said, a 7.5Ah battery has about 45 minutes of runtime, and a 6.0Ah battery has about 35 minutes. If you have both batteries, you can switch out the batteries, for a total of 70 minutes of run time. Hope this helps, thanks!

A:  I have a 20' x 40' driveway, plus nearly 300' of sidewalk. With a "normal" snowfall, 5" or so, I can easily do the whole thing on a single charge. With a very heavy or deeper snow I will almost get the whole thing. Will have to use my spare battery for the last few minutes. My only gripe is that it's not self propelled, but still a whole lot easier than shoveling!

A:  It depends on how deep and wet the snow is and how big your driveway is. Our driveway can fit four cars. It took me about an hour to clear foot-deep wet snow (Noreaster style) on one charge. But the battery was done

A:  It all depends how much and how heavy the snow is but the longest it has lasted was 2 hours for me.

A:  Depends on how deep the snow is. I would say with a full charge it would last about 45 to 60 minutes. Really deep wet heavy snow makes it work harder and runs the battery down faster. I have not used it for more that about 6 to 9 inches of snow and have a 50 foot driveway 3 car width and usually have about 25 to 50 percent battery left after doing whole thing plus small sidewalk. Another tip is the battery lasts longer and seems to put out more power if you charge it inside. Start out with room temp battery if possible When I leave it in my cold garage the power is noticeably less.

A:  Hi, Gizzy! Sorry to hear you're experiencing issues. Please make sure that the release button is pressed while trying to remove the batteries. If that doesn't fix the issue, please contact Toro Customer Support at 1-888-384-9939. Hours are Monday – Friday 8:00am-4:30pm CST. Thanks!