Ouch! The Snowblower broke a Windshield 90 feet away
Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
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This video provides a comprehensive demonstration and comparison of an EGO battery-powered snow blower against a traditional gas-powered model. It highlights the practical benefits of battery operation, such as ease of use and reduced maintenance, while showcasing the performance of both machines in various snow conditions. A crucial safety warning is also included, illustrating the potential dangers of debris being thrown by snow blowers.
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(4,829 characters)i think that's throwing it more than 50 feet in the air that's for sure [Music] oh my gosh frankie look how far that's throwing that see how high up in that tree it hits [Music] so the reason i know they're not comparable frankie but here's the thing not everybody wants gas some guys want to go up to their cabin toss two batteries in a blower not mess around with a carburetor not worry about stop storing anything up one thing do not keep your batteries outside in the cold full full okay so let's go through this one is a true snow this one i've never run before but it got to be it's pretty simple batteries and it comes with two batteries and then you got your you drive you got you got high low and reverse yep so and then you got your turbo and this is your your blower let's just see okay what one battery is not working rather than okay let's see what happens [Applause] looks like we got a rope in there looks like we got a rope okay and so we have time tested these all right let's take the batteries out before we stick our nose pickers in and the beauty part about these is you can tip them any way you want yeah no gas is gonna leak no gas is gonna leak out oh and i throw it right where we're gonna snowblow so we can suck it right back up again because that's always a good polish move too well it should throw itself it should go wrong okay so a two stage let's just talk about that two stage this this actually is the first stage of the auger and then this one right here but throws it out it throws it out and gives you the distance oh my gosh frankie look how far that's throwing that and i can talk to you [Music] that's incredible and we're right down to the grass what's that the only thing that was i mean probably gonna be a good deal but how long your batteries last that would be a next the runner make pass and let it go until you see how long the battery dies how long the batteries go for yeah that's been one of the big questions because people have been on the fence about it some people are reporting that they don't last very long but i took that snow blower out that's this this is the second season on this one yeah and i've cleared two driveways with noah hesitation okay and i know some people are like why clear four well i'm just telling you i cleared two all right well let's see what it does in this pack snow so the reason this pack is 21 inches of snow and yesterday we were up in the mid 30s so this started to compress and melt ice so it should be should be pretty it should be pretty much snowman snow at this point which there you go you can see she's she's kind of wet and he's flowing down because we don't want to blow up on the deck and we're going to blow in the car so down is easy [Music] that was on turbo i turned it on turbo though right there i heard i could actually hear it cranking up i think that's throwing it more than 50 feet in the air that's for sure it goes a little bit fast all right it spins out on me all right [Music] should we take the uh the ego off-road and some of that deep snow out there and see how she does okay all right let's do it that's a battery power blower under there [Music] sticks [Music] no hesitation was it no no just where it caught grass but that didn't happen to anything you know those snow blowers they can throw snow 50 feet but they can throw rocks like this a heck of a lot further because there's some weight to it one of the things i noticed is when we were out snow blowing and grinding up them rocks right over there i come over and take a look i think we snowblowed one of them right into my windshield right there boom and cracked her so and i kind of want to find out from you guys if you ever had an incident where a snowblower did something like that where you guys broke a window or a windshield or what have you because i'm pretty sure that that one which was perfectly fine before we were snowblowing wasn't so fine after we were done snowblowing okay so frankie's using the battery powered snowblower on high and turbo it's an ego [Music] see how high up in that tree it hits [Music] [Applause] huh [Music] foreign [Music] me [Music] me [Music] so if you guys want to see any other snow blowers in action just gotta let me know which ones you want to see and i'll make that happen aaron's does have a blower called the kraken coming out ego does have a brand new snow blower as well they've updated and made some changes to this since this design this is the older version so lots of lots of snow blowers out there for you guys to check out i hope this video maybe helps you out in some way shape or form all right that's it for our video for today hope you guys enjoyed the ride frankie day got a lot more snow blowing to do but we actually want to work and get to it so that's it god bless you guys go get them
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