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| About - Toro Power Clear 621 38458 |
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| The 21-inch Toro Power Clear 621 38458 single-stage gas snow blower has a 2-year warranty. |
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Approximate retail price:
$750
The Ratings applied to untested model Toro Power Clear 621 38459 come from our tests of model Toro Power Clear 621 38458, which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both. Electric start
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| About This Brand |
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One of the market leaders in snow-blower sales, Toro sells a variety of electric models in addition to single- and two-stage gas models at outdoor power equipment dealers and Home Depot. It markets the electric models under the Power Curve and Power Shovel line names and the gas models under the Power Shift and Power Max line names. Electric modelshave snow clearing widths of 12 to 18 inches. Gas models have snow clearing widths of 16 to 28 inches and available electric start. |
| Features & Specs - Toro Power Clear 621 38458 | |
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Engine size |
163cc |
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Electric start |
No |
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Multiple speeds |
No |
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Single hand controls |
No |
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Freewheel steering |
No |
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Single lever chute adjustment |
No |
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Headlight |
No |
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Heated handgrips |
No |
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Warranty (yrs.) |
2 |
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By from
Very happy with purchase
2/17/2012
Pros
Clears to the Pavement
Lightweight
Maneuverable
Cons
Difficult to Start
Best Uses
Driveway
Professional
Comment:
Purchased this model online at a box store. Received it and could not wait for the first snow. That came a couple of weeks ago and it was big just under a foot at my house. I was impressed with the single stage ability to clear to the surface. I was done with a much larger driveway (3 stall) than other neighbors were with just two. The snow itself was very wet and heavy so it could only throw the snow 8-12 feet but we I started re-blowing stuff that I had already thrown once the toro did not hesitate. This model is 4 cycle so you don't need to mix oil but the manufacturer recommends a fuel stabilizer. All in all I am very happy with the performance and value.
How long have you owned it:
A month or less
Bottom Line
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
By from
Loyal Toro owner
2/11/2012
Pros
Clears to the Pavement
Lightweight
Maneuverable
Throws Far
Cons
Difficult to Start
Fuel Guzzler/Smelly
Loud
Not reliable
Best Uses
Deck
Driveway
Comment:
I live in an area where we average 250 of snow each season so I rely on my equipment. Having been a loyal Toro owner of this type of single stage snow blower for 25 years I bought this model base on past experience and CR's ratings. I am returning this product for 3 reasons:<br />1) The electric start broke on the first use, took 6 months for the electric start to be redesigned and manufactured before I could use it.<br />2) It will not start if kept outside under the cover I bought from Toro. I have had to keep it in a warm garage in order for it to start reliably.<br />3) When I got done removing snow from our latest snow storm, the unit died on me as I was returning it to the garage. After letting it sit for an hour I confirmed it had a full tank of fresh fuel and I could not get it to start either electrically or by pulling, so now it goes back to the shop. Toro did extend my warranty after the original electric start replacement, but all the warranty in the world doesn't help me remove snow.
How long have you owned it:
More than six months
Bottom Line
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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