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Clearing width, stage count and clearing time for 1, 2 and 3 car driveways, long rural drives and gravel, by how much snow you get.
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A complete 24-inch two-stage kit with two 7.5Ah batteries: 20-inch intake, 50-foot throw, variable-speed self-propel with reverse, and a maker-rated 18-car driveway per charge.
Best for: mid-sized driveways that get deep, wet snow and end-of-driveway plow piles
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A Briggs & Stratton 950 Snow Series 208cc rated at 2,700 pounds per minute, with steel housing, frame and chute, a 26-inch path, handle warmers and adjustable steel skid shoes.
Best for: wider driveways on a mid-range budget, including gravel
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Honda GX270 power, cleated low-temperature rubber tracks, hydrostatic drive and auger height control, rated at 1,900 pounds per minute and a 52-foot throw with no assembly required.
Best for: steep or icy driveways where wheels lose traction
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The Deluxe SHO (Super High Output) is the performance variant of Ariens' core two-stage line, with a 28-inch path and electric start, sold and shipped by Amazon.
Best for: wide suburban driveways that collect heavy, wet snow and plow berms
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