EGO Bare Tool Power+ SNT2120AP 21 pollici 56 Volt agli ioni di litio cordless monostadio con trivella a propulsione spazzaneve-batteria e caricabatterie non inclusi, nero

Name: EGO Bare Tool Power+ SNT2120AP 21 pollici 56 Volt agli ioni di litio cordless monostadio con trivella a propulsione spazzaneve-batteria e caricabatterie non inclusi, nero
Brand: EGO Power+
SKU: 0195532100257
Price: 1561.70 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:EGO Power+

3.1/5

€
1561.70

Comoda regolazione dello scivolo montata sulla maniglia. Due fari luminosi a LED per una maggiore visibilità durante la rimozione della neve notturna. Acciaio per impieghi gravosi resistente agli agenti atmosferici e costruzione composita per gestire condizioni difficili. Il sistema di controllo della velocità variabile della coclea regola la distanza di lancio della neve. Motore brushless ad alta efficienza. Le impugnature riscaldate consentono una maneggevolezza confortevole anche nelle condizioni più fredde. Il design con propulsione a coclea pulisce la pavimentazione in modo rapido e semplice. Cancella un vialetto di 16 auto con 8 pollici di neve con una singola carica se utilizzato con le due batterie al litio ARC da 7,5 Ah consigliate (disponibili separatamente). Getta neve fino a 45 piedi. La tecnologia Peak Power combina la potenza di due batterie EGO POWER+ 56V ARC Lithium.

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EAN: 0195532100257

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Spazzaneve, Spazzaneve,

Batteries	2 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 6 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Item model number	SNT2120AP
Item Weight	60 pounds
Manufacturer	EGO
Product Dimensions	48.5 x 41 x 21 inches

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Scritto da: D. Herron

SNT2125AP Great Except For Auger-Propelled Feature

5 years ago after owning a single stage auger propelled Craftsman 2-stroke snowblower, I replaced it with the Ego SNT2103 single stage snowblower. I was great, but it was a lot of pushing. Even so, I stuck with it and never had a problem with it. When I saw Ego had finally introduced an auger propelled version, I sold my old one and bought the new SNT2125AP (Included batteries and charger). I've had a few opportunities now to use it in 3-6" of snow and the auger propelled feature is very minimal. If you start the auger and lift the handle up to put pressure on the auger the snowblower goes nowhere. At best, I'm not pushing as hard, but to be honest it's hard to tell if it does anything at all. The old Craftsman would at least pull itself when I put pressure on the auger. I think the ergonomics of this new Ego are better and I do appreciate the heated grips more than I thought I would. When the grip heater is turned on the switch lights up, but it is difficult to see in daylight. It should light up red for better visibility. There is no indication the lights are on so if you accidentally switch it on in daylight you won't know it. The new unit is also noisier than the old version. Aside from the auger propelled function being minimal to non existent, I'll be keeping it. It throws plenty far enough for our Utah snow and it is solidly built. My last one went five years with no sign of slowing down. I have several other Ego tools including the 2 stage SNT2405 for deeper snow and am happy with all of them. The 2 stage you just point it and go. It does all the work. Love it. The single stage will be fine for most of the snow we have to deal with. For what the batteries and charger alone would have cost, it was worth the upgrade after applying the sale of my old Ego snowblower.

Scritto da: John of Wyoming

Works ok accept when below zero

I have had this for about 4 months and used it 3 times. Today it was minus 13 outside and after about 10 minutes it just quit. I am assuming it was too cold for it because the batteries show as fully charged. The last two times it worked good and it was above zero. The snow was really light and nothing got caught in the auger. After shoveling the snow I tried it again and it worked so not sure exactly what happened. I am waiting for the next snow and will try it again.