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Toro Snow Throwers – Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower Features
- Ultralight electric snow thrower
- 7-1/2 amp electric motor throws snow to 20 feet, cuts 6-inches deep and 12-inches wide per pass
- Durable plastic body; metal handle; minor assembly required
- 15 by 12 by 52 inches; 12-1/2 pounds
- 2-year warranty
Toro Snow Throwers – Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower Description
Easy to use, lightweight electric power shovel can throw snow up to 20′. 12′ clearing width, will remove snow up to 6″ deep. 7.5A, series wound motor. Belt driven with poly V belt. Superior Power Curve technology with curved rotor cleans down to the pavemClear steps, walkways, decks, and small driveways quickly and efficiently with the Toro Power Shovel Electric Snow Thrower. Compact and ultra-lightweight, yet powerful enough to toss snow a distance of 20 feet, this machine is easy to operate an
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Review by Sky for Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
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If you go to Target, Home Depot or any of the other big chains that sell the Toro Electric Shovel you will probably find the same thing that I did…that it is SOLD OUT. Why? Because this is one of the most helpful tools to have ever been placed on the market.
It works fairly well on small driveways; don’t forget to pick up a nice long outdoor-use electric extension cord. And use this only on paved surfaces…no loose gravel!
But the real benefit of this tool comes with walkways and DECKS.
If you’ve got a large driveway, pass on this and go for something with a little more power. If you’ve got a decent size walkway, you’ll love this. It clears the snow with ease and it will last forever; my father-in-law has had his since the early 90s.
If you have a deck with a railing, and your deck isn’t covered so it builds up with snow, the Toro Electric Shovel will become your best winter friend. The snow is propelled a good 25 feet and easily clears deck railings. Just don’t shoot the snow into the wind (duh). No more throwing out your back from lifting heavy snow over railings with this baby.
No matter where you use this…a word of advice: Try not to let the snow get deeper than about 6″. Yes, that means you might have to go out a couple of times. But c’mon…it’s fun! The Toro still works in deep snow, but it really isn’t designed for it. Any deeper than about 6″ and you’ll need to “shave the top of the snow accumulation,” and you might as well not have the electric shovel for the effort that takes.
Happy snow season!
Review by Guy L. Pirolla for Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
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It’s embarassing to say this, but when you try this out,make sure that it’s right side-up. I had it reversed, and actually was going to return it until my wife showed me how to use it correctly! It does throw snow up to 25 ft. There are 2 competetive products on the market. One of them (I think by MTD) has a higher amperage. However I chose this model due to it’s light weight. I strongly recommend buying low-temperature cable for use with these electric snowblowers. 16 guage is sufficient for this amperage. You want something that remains real flexible in the cold. !4 guage is really too big ,and 12 is out of the question. By the way…I live in Syracuse N.Y…if it works here it will work anywhere.
Review by Joshua Mortenson for Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
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This is a great product that I’ve used for the last 4 heavy Minnesota snowfalls. Here are some basic notes:
1)It works best in wetter snow. That snow that is heavy to lift and push with a traditional shovel is where this product shines.
2)It works OK in drier snow. Make sure you know which way the wind is blowing as even a tiny breeze can blow it right back into your face as this only shoots the snow in the direction it’s pointed (vs a tradional snowblower).
3)You’ll need a good extension cord. This unit has a snag which holds the cord in place and actually is quite good. However, dealing with an extension cord means that you’ll have to do a little bit of pre-planning as for a route. You don’t want to shovel over the cord, nor do you want to face the wind, nor do you want the cord dragging through the snow and causing more of a mess. After a couple uses, I got the hang of it.
4)This is a kid friendly product (with supervision, of course). Our 7 year old girl and 9 year old boy wanted to try it out and they had little problem holding both buttons and cleaning the sidewalk.
5)The best way I’ve found to use this product is to use it as a vacuum cleaner. Short strokes forward and then side to side due to the fact that it shoots the snow forward.
6)Best of both worlds when it comes to stairs, an easy lift and blow.
7)I called this a shovel enhancer as there’s one part where it just doesn’t work that well. You know when you’ve just been dumped upon by the snow gods and you have lots of foot or car traffic? That part of the snow where it’s compacted and becomes that horrible ice? That’s where you’ll still need an ol’ fashioned shovel as this one doesn’t do much.
All in all, I’m very happy with this purchase. We live on a corner lot and it has a lot of sidewalk and a smallish driveway. Last year, my back was aching after shoveling, but this power shovel has helped in getting the job done without that pain. If there were a wider version sold by Toro (let’s say 2 feet) that didn’t signifcantly increase weight, I would upgrade immediately. Other than that, this is a great, surprisingly solid, device.
Review by Linda Claussen for Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
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This product was purchased for my 82 yr. old mother who has back problems and can’t shovel snow. Living in Indiana shoveling snow is a part of the winter season. She has used the shovel several times since receiving it and has only good things to say about it. She is most impressed with the ease of use and the thorough cleaning the shovel does and that she does not have to lift and toss the snow after it is on the shovel as in past years. We would recommend this Toro Power Shovel to anyone with back problems and a willingness to shovel when there is not more than 2″ on the walk.
Review by Hardware Hal for Toro 38361 Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Electric Snow Thrower
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Last year, I purchased the broom/blower combo but immediately returned it since the blower feature didn’t work well in the snow at all. Mistakenly thinking this was their improved snowblower model, I repurchased this unit, but it performed just as poorly as the broom/blower combination unit. I got this unit to use just on my steps and decks (bought the larger electric for my driveway), but the shape is too awkward to hold and use with its straight stick and extremely top heavy head, and the snow sprays out it in all directions in a blinding mist. It also requires you to constantly keep picking it up rather than sliding it along, making it even harder to use and tires you out quickly.