Single Stage
Ideal for smaller areas, single stage snowblowers have a rotating auger that picks snow up off the pavement and ejects it out a directable chute in one operation. These machines clean right down to the pavement, and so shouldn’t be used on gravel. The durable plastic or rubber auger is flexible enough to cope with obstructions without compromising efficiency. Available in electric or petrol options to suit any situation. Petrol models are available with electric start for ultimate convenience.
Two Stage
Two stage snow blowers throw the snow twice. First a metal auger scoops up the snow and ice. Then a high-speed impeller throws it out through the discharge chute. The auger on two-stage snow blowers doesn’t touch the ground, so they can be used on gravel and concrete. Plus, they feature taller buckets capable of dealing with snow drifts.
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I didn’t know that there were these two types of snow throwers. It helps to know how each one works to remove snow in those stages you mentioned. Depending on your area, one snow thrower may be a more practical option for you than the other.
Hi. How much for the 21 inch petrol snow blower? Do you have any in stock?
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Hi, please send us you email address and I’ll send you our pricing.
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