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Let it snow! The best snow blowers clear sidewalks and driveways, and have easy steering and precise throw control.
View our ratings and reviews and browse our buying guide to find the best snow blowers.
Three-stage gas models are the latest breed of snow blower, aimed at homeowners who have to contend with 18 inches or more of wet, heavy snow.
. . .A two-stage gas snow blower is best for heavy to medium snow up to 16 inches, while a compact two-stage gas snow blower is best for only medium snow up to 16 inches.
. . .A single-stage gas snow blower is best for light to medium snow up to 9 inches.
. . .Single-stage electric snow blowers are best used for light snow up to 6 inches.
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A single-stage battery powered model is best for light snow up to 6 inches.
Overall score is currently based solely on our test ratings. We don't yet have survey data to rate for predicted reliability or owner satisfaction because this is a new category to the market.
. . .These can generally clear up to 6 inches of snow. Both corded and battery-powered models are currently on the market.
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BEST TIME TO BUY:
CR's exclusive survey leverages data on more than 15,000 snow blowers to help steer you toward brands with a solid track record—and avoid a flurry of repairs
CR tests battery and gas-powered snow blowers, including single-stage, two-stage, and three-stage machines. The best easily blast through deep piles of snow. The worst? You might have to wait for spring.
Some cordless electric models rival gas-powered options. Bonus: You’ll find them easier to maintain, too.
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Yarbo’s robot has so many uses; it may be able to take care of your lawn chores and handle other work that requires heavy lifting, like clearing snow from the driveway
