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GreenWorks DigiPro Series is compatible with its G-MAX 40V Li-Ion System offering powerful and easy to use gas alternative tools to get the job done. GreenWorks provides innovative tools for all projects around the home by combining its brushless motor with its 40V technology. Make your life easier and stop worrying about the gas hassle of maintenance, hard to manage pull cords and the fume. Most GreenWorks Tools are sold with battery configuration and tool only models.
EFFORTLESS SNOW CLEARING Powered by G-MAX 40V li-ion technology for a more convenient snow removal experience.
ENHANCED PERFORMANCE Brushless motor delivers increased torque, efficiency, and overall performance.
WIDE CLEARING PATH 20-Inch clearing path and 8-Inch clearing depth to efficiently tackle snow-covered areas.
IMPROVED VISIBILITY Equipped with LED lights, ensuring better visibility for shoveling in low-light conditions.
PRECISE SNOW DISCHARGE 180-degree rotating chute offers superior control and disperses snow up to 20 feet away.
OPTIMAL BATTERY USE For peak performance, use batteries stored at room temperature; cold batteries might affect startup.
QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING If the unit doesn't start, remove the battery, let it warm indoors for 10 minutes or more, then reinstall and try again.
I have rated it based on what it is. A battery powered, affordable snow thrower. I was not comparing it to a corded electric of a gas powered. These are more powerful, handle wetter, deeper, heavier snow. You can tow a 24 foot travel trailer with a Pinto, but you cannot fairly compare the performance and capability of the Pinto with a F-250.I live in Eastern Washington state, and we get a fair amount of snow. Somewhere between Buffalo and Phoenix. :) I have a corded thrower that does the job quite well. But dragging 100 feet of heavy power cord around trees and such is tiring. I am a disabled senior citizen, and do not get around well. Last year I purchased the Greenworks battery shovel. It uses the same battery as the thrower and my Greenworks cordless mower. The mower is great!, The shovel is useless. I compared the effort, time and efficiency of that shovel with using a manual snow shovel. The electric one failed. Unfortunately by the time we had a snowfall to try it out, it was too late to return it. I decided then and there to save up and get the full thrower the following year.This thrower is great. I drop the battery in and away I go. I have 2 70 foot driveways and assorted walkways and a sidewalk. The 4AH battery requires a changeout at 3/4 of the job. Fortunately I have two batteries, one from the mower. They charge back up real quick. The only issues I have is deep snow (over 6", and stop typing Buffalo! :) ), so I take a high pass followed by a ground pass. And wet snow tends to plug the base of the vertical shoot. I accept these limitations for the convenience and ease of use a battery thrower provides.If money is not a factor, there are my other choices, but for the money, as well as the convenience of the interchangeable batteries with other Greenworks fine products (except the shovel :( ) This was a perfect choice for me. At least consider and compare. I think it would be perfect for many of you!
