Snowthrowers
From decks to driveways, National Lawn Equipment has you covered with our complete line of dependable snowthrowers. National Lawn Equipment sells Toro snow throwers, Lawn-boy snowblowers, and Ariens snow blowers. Whether it's a dusting or a hard-packed berm these brands are perfectly suited to meet our customers snow removal needs.
Many factors contribute to a snowthrower's ability to clear your walks and driveway. So when choosing a snowthrower, consider the following:
Snowthrower Type
With a two stage machine, snow is gathered inward with a slow-moving auger. It then hits a high-speed impeller, which throws it out the chute. A two stage snowblower makes two points of contact with the snow and also uses power for its self-propelled wheels, so it generally requires a larger engine.
A single stage snowthrower gathers snow with a paddle and throws it out of the chute in a single motion. A small engine can deliver more than enough power to clean down to the pavement, while throwing snow up to 35 ft.
Engine Design
Engine size is determined by displacement, measured in CCs(cubic centimeters). Most snowthrowers feature two-cycle engines that range from 98cc to 141cc (3.25-7.0 horse power). Most two stage snow throwers feature four-cycle engines, ranging is size from 141cc to 358cc (7.0-11.0 hp). The L-head design provides excellent power and valve. Some two stage models are equipped with overhead valve (OHV) engines, which are quieter, more fuel-efficient and create less vibration.
National Lawn Equipment takes pride in matching our customers with the snowblower which best suits their needs. So, if you need help choosing the right snow blower please give us a call.
Snowthrower Type
With a two stage machine, snow is gathered inward with a slow-moving auger. It then hits a high-speed impeller, which throws it out the chute. A two stage snowblower makes two points of contact with the snow and also uses power for its self-propelled wheels, so it generally requires a larger engine.
A single stage snowthrower gathers snow with a paddle and throws it out of the chute in a single motion. A small engine can deliver more than enough power to clean down to the pavement, while throwing snow up to 35 ft.
Engine Design
Engine size is determined by displacement, measured in CCs(cubic centimeters). Most snowthrowers feature two-cycle engines that range from 98cc to 141cc (3.25-7.0 horse power). Most two stage snow throwers feature four-cycle engines, ranging is size from 141cc to 358cc (7.0-11.0 hp). The L-head design provides excellent power and valve. Some two stage models are equipped with overhead valve (OHV) engines, which are quieter, more fuel-efficient and create less vibration.
National Lawn Equipment takes pride in matching our customers with the snowblower which best suits their needs. So, if you need help choosing the right snow blower please give us a call.
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