I bought this snow blower and on Dec 1st 2020 I got 14.4 inch of snow. That was after 4 to 5 hours of straight rain. This snow was extremely wet. I have a single drive, 3 car deep and about 60 feet of sidewalk. I did use all the 7.5 ah battery. The snow on sidewalk was at least 20 inch deep. If it had been 6 to 8 in of powder I'd have probably used 1/2 battery. This storm was way more than intended for Toro use but it did a great job. I plan to get lawn mower so I have 7.5 and 6.0 battery year round. No regrets buying this snow blower.

Thanks for the review. After watching it, I got it today during the snow fall, used it, and was thrilled with its performance. It cleared a six car driveway with 6 inches of snow and still ,left with 50 percent charge in the battery.

This is a good video. We get to hear it running! A lot of "youtubers" would add music and time-lapse during the most important part.

Toro really redefined sno blowers, first with gas powered units and now this !

Thank you for the video Mel. It looks like it gets the job done.

Great review! I wasn't sure about the battery powered snow blowers, and was considering the 100v SnoJoe.....based on everything ive seen, I am in-line for the Toro!

I've watched this over and over and over again

Seems to do a decent job, and having the chute is a big plus as long as it doe not freeze up. Impressive battery life.

"Toro Powerclear E21 60V Max" (for those asking the model #. He mentions it at 15:15 - 15:55). Thanks for this, Mel, great demo!!

Nice job, might have to get one for small snow storms, I hate dragging out the big 2-stage for little jobs.

Hands Down, very Impressive product and terrific demo!

Nice vid Mel . Love all my toros 👍

That model is good for that height of snow. Beats shoveling!

This is a awesome video, thanks for this review ✌️👍✌️

Good video...Simple, honest, general review, and an actual at length video showing it doing, what it does... Yes I'd suggest additional battery. You should have more subs here... Time get paid from your customer too 😊

That was impressive didn't think they worked that good. Until i saw this video. Nice

Mel Jamison new sub here awesome channel and video hope to see more of the snowblower this winter

Thank you, Awesome video!!

They now have a new E21 that's somewhat self propelled. Has a rubber auger that supposed to hug the ground and pull it a little. I'm not sure it's worth another $550 over this E21. It also comes with an additional 2.5 watt battery. That's probably $100 of the extra cost. Those are the two models I'm thinking of buying. If anyone has owned both please comment and let me know what you think of the difference.

Cordless snow throwers have come a long way. They will only get better.

Side note: I also love the Ego products! I have the ego 650 CFM blower. It’s the most powerful battery leaf blower on the market. It comes with a 56 Volt 5 amp battery. It’s more powerful than a lot of gas powered leaf blowers, but not all. Unbelievably quiet for a leaf blower!!!

They do work great. My only beef about it is that the light stop working after the first time using it. Can't figure it out.

I’ve got a 2stage 8 hp mtd snowflite good for heavy work , lady next door has a toro 60 volt Very impressive I’m getting one fast and lite .

Nice review, however please do end of driveway , snow plow drift, plus wet heavy snow, this snow was powdery and light

I find it funny how that single stage snow broom can throw snow further than the Craftsman dual stage blower I used to have, then I bought a Yamaha. Cool video. I always thought these units were laughable, that thing is a little beast ha ha.

This snow looks delicious 😍I want to eat some.

A powerful leaf blower works great on dry snow

Damn near works as good just pulling it

just a quick observation, looks like a great machine. But based on that, the control for turning the chute is way to low IMO. But honestly, that would be a minor gripe as long as the machine throws snow well, which it seems to be the case here

You covered her with snow 😂 Thanks for the review it really helps out

How long does it take to fully charger in the truck??

After having bulky two stage Toro snow blowers I just bought one of these and it should be better to handle than the 2 stage especially in turning. For heavy snow I call a guy to do snow removal.

I have the Toro E-Lawn Mower 60 Volt w/6 amp battery. I’m going to buy a Toro E-Snowblower as well! I would suggest when you buy anything battery powered get the strongest battery they have. Note:Toro doesn’t recommend storing your 60 Volt batteries fully charged. Being a contractor using Milwaukee tools we do have battery issues from time to time. It’s the cost of doing business. A battery verses buying gas and the cost of maintaining a carburetor and engine is a no brainer trade off. Also no oily/gas exhaust smell on your clothes,hair and skin!

Great video! Have you had any issues with this model? I bought the Ryobi and it stopped working completely after two uses. So I'm hesitant to purchase another battery powered blower. Can you share what model number this one is? Thanks!

Very good demonstration of a nicely engineered machine that most people usually see as gasoline powered. It's great to see that the there are people and businesses out there that do not need a “Green New Deal” type of regulation rammed down there throats to be energy intelligent. In addition it's a good example of smart entrepreneurial business practices that exhibit thinking outside of the box. Thanks for the Great video!

Great video but I'm curious what kind of boots you're wearing. I've been looking at baffins. Thanks!!!

I’m sold on the machine I bought the lawn mower today, but what about the plowed in drive way!!!! Lol

Thanks for the video, great demonstration. I just finished assembling my e21. The only initial concern I have is the handle height. I wish it could be raised, as I'm 6' and it feels low. It's been 5 weeks since your review, any additional thoughts?

is this blowerself propelled ..i have the powered one, power clear 721 and it's self propelled...ust curious since i want to switch to battery

Amazing how quiet and fast. Trying to find one for meself.

it's 2022 now and I have one coming, from Home Depot, comes with a 7.5 ah battery now and retail 749.00

Looks like a nice little machine if you only have two clients, it wouldn't work very well for me though as I have 15. I'll stick with my Toro 721s...

Thanks it was great!

Yes I got a single stage snow throw that shoots 40 ft and a at I have another one that shoots a snow it's a 12 horse but it shoots a snow 50 ft

Impressive

Can you turn off the lights to save some battery power ? Thanks for the video.

I gotta say that's a sweet blower. Residential, yes! Commercial, not so much.

Great demonstration, did you run it on Eco mode? or Normal mode?

Reason number 1 why I moved down south.

I don’t like how you have to bend to change the funnel direction. I have a bad back, so why would I bend that much? Toro should have updated this design.

My neighbor has a battery machine and has had real bad luck with batteries season to season, could be because they are not used for 6-7 months is the issue and/or he is not taking care of them right. He said the first thing that happens is that they lose over 25% of their life the next season even with a fresh full charge. Almost all of the reviews are from guys that use the batteries a lot and swap them to other tools in the warmer months. I am wondering how the average Joe is doing with batteries.

Yes it can if the battery is the same voltage/size.

Any idea how many years the battery should last, and how much does a new battery cost? I think I read the battery cost $350, but if the battery only lasts 5 to even 10 years it would cost more for the battery than gas would cost during that same time, is that correct?

Thats heavy stuff he's bulling through. I covered extras by moving snow with blowers on the side. A big old rated by HP, 11 HP MTD and the newer 420 CC Simplicity can do it but the 252 area CC rating does not like wet heavy. From my experience with commercial equipment that Toro E tool gets an A from me. Just glad I don't have to do it anymore.

Do the batteries lose their charge potentials the next year even though they weren't being used?

Can that battery be use on Toro blowers, trimmers & mowers ??

Wont the battery last longer if you turn off the lights during the day or does toro not provide a switch?

where did you purchase this snowblower?

Not enough power. My 420cc 30" briggs eats anything in front of it. This blower seems to struggle a bit.

For the snow you have , yes. But not for wet or icy snow. The machine would bog down.

It's nice to see the pros starting to use battery powered equipment.

Being a photographer ain't all it's cracked up to be...... there's gonna be some hazards involved! 🤣🤣🤣

1 battery two yards, wouldn’t work for me at my house let alone as a work unit. My understanding from other videos is it takes hours to charge too

Is it hard to push ?

A snowblower is one product you buy but hope you never have to use.

Well, for starters, a lot of guys would have gone to the left side and blew all the now to the right working with the wind,

Throws it all in the neighbors yard.

That thing does a better job than my Arien's Deluxe 28.

That's a terrific demonstration. Better than Toro's. That's a lot of snow you removed easily, quickly, and it's quiet. I had one of those on a site's shopping cart not yet decided on which one to get. Thanks for the video.

Would be kinda useless if you get more then a foot,I guess if you live south of Virginia would be ok

The issue with 40v to 60v batteries is that they cost $200+ and they all last only about a year.

Many women can't pull or push heavy machines around and can't tinker with gas engines. Don't knock small machines. They have a market!

Who needs gas anymore

An impressive little machine - like Pac Man on steroids! Thanks for showing it to us.

WOW. what a mess you leave behind.

No power, I will stick with gas. If you are using this for business, looks like a lot of down time while the snowblower charges up. Time is money.

I’ll stick to my gas toro I’d kill that battery quick

This one does NOT touch the surface. NO GOOD! If you live in a Northern Winter area. The gas powered rubber pad is far better. These sites are only showing how good they are if you blow immediately after snow fall. Who the hell does that?

A 7.5 ah battery that comes with that unit is 400.00 not 200. A 6ah battery is 350.00 that come with the lawn mower. The 200 battery you are referring to a less than 4ah . Also you don't know about geometry. Never slice up the middle or your just going to have go over 15 to 20 percent of what you've already done. Slice on your longest diagnol cut first depending on which way the wind is blowing. Using a battery for large scale power tools is new technology but the efficient mind can gain about 22 percent more energy than someone who goes out calls himself a professional but in reality is not. A true testimony to how far battery technology has come.

Do not fool yourself you have still have to work by pushing it and as this video shows it does not clean down to the surface. Total useless if in a heavy snow storm. This is a cheap mans blower. Maybe good for a 1inch snowfall butts thats it. He had to work hard in this 3 inch snow.

Make more work for yourself. Do it right the first time.

For a townhouse sure