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Snow Joe

Snow Joe 15A Electric Snow Blower with Dual LED Lights, 22" Walk-Behind Machine

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Style: 22-Inch, 15-Amp w/LED


Features

  • VERSATILE: Ideal for quick snow pickups on mid-sized driveways and walkways
  • POWERFUL: 15-amp electric motor moves up to 25 tons/hr. Of snow and clears a 22-in x 13-in path in a single pass
  • LED LIGHTS: 2 x 1.5 W LED lights facilitate night-time snow removal
  • STEEL AUGER: All-steel auger cuts 22 in. Wide by 13 in. Deep path with each pass
  • RECOMMEND: We do recommend customers use a certain gauge and length extension cord. Do not use extension cord over 100 ft (30 m)

Description

MAX POWER + MAX PERFORMANCE! Our engineers have maxed out this model with the most power and widest clearing width for best-in-class performance in an electric unit. Snow Joe’s enviroment friendly SJ627E snow thrower combines the power of gas with the performance of an electric for unlimited snow-shredding power. The 15-amp unit is ideal for clearing large driveways and walkways without the hassle of gas, oil, tune-ups, frustrating pull-cords or tangled extension cords, and starts instantly and reliably with the push of a button. Simply plug in, squeeze the trigger - and go! Equipped with a steel auger and 4 heavy-duty rubber-tipped blades, SJ627E moves a massive amount of snow - up to an incredible 25 tons per hour - while clearing a path up to 22-inches wide by 13-inches deep in a single pass. SJ627E features an adjustable chute that rotates 180 degrees to direct the snow stream up to 25 feet away, and features a durable scraper bar at the base of the unit to clear to the ground without damaging your deck, driveway or pavement. Compared to heavier and more cumbersome gas machines, SJ627E weighs just 35 lbs, so you can easily maneuver it around your property, or carry it to clear snow from the deck. And for safer nighttime snow removal, SJ627E features dual integrated LED headlights to brighten the way for increased nighttime visibility. Tire Height- 7 inches.

Brand: Snow Joe


Power Source: ac


Product Dimensions: 23.4"D x 22"W x 26"H


Item Weight: 34.8 Pounds


Color: Blue


Engine Type: Corded-Electric


Maximum Throw Distance: 25 Feet


Voltage: 120 Volts (AC)


Ideal Snow Depth: 13 Inches


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Brand: Snow Joe


Power Source: ac


Product Dimensions: 23.4"D x 22"W x 26"H


Item Weight: 34.8 Pounds


Color: Blue


Engine Type: Corded-Electric


Maximum Throw Distance: 25 Feet


Voltage: 120 Volts (AC)


Ideal Snow Depth: 13 Inches


UPC: 650076362641 842470103580


Clearing Width: 22 Inches


Item Weight: 34.8 pounds


Manufacturer: Snow Joe


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: SJ627E


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Excellent, powerful snow thrower.
Style: 22-Inch, 15-Amp w/LED
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This is the second time I've had to use this snow thrower. The first was a big snow storm in NYC, that delivered about 10-12 inches of snow. This easily handled that snowfall. I own a Toro 1800, that Is over 15 years old and still works great. However, it's about 12 Amps, 10 inches depth with 18 inch width. During that December snowfall, I started with the Toro to see how it's fare. It was tough going, barely making a dent in the snow, especially with snow drifts. Then I switched to this Snow Joe, and it handled the snow much more easily. Man, was I glad I purchased this just before the snow fell. (Talk about luck, it actually arrived the night before the storm.) So, I was very happy with every aspect of this snow thrower. Fast forward to the Nor'easter that brought massive snowfall to NYC again. Started Sunday and ended Tuesday morning. In my neighborhood, it measured 18.5 inches. Plus some rain/sleet that fell on top of that level of snow. So the snow was that heavy wet kind. I won't lie and say this was as easy as the December snow clearing. I would clear about a foot or two, then go back and clip off snow, about 1/4 - 1/3 from the side of the snow thrower opening. This would break the snow 'wall' and the blades would funnel the wet snow into the output tube. It handled the job. It certainly saved my back. I did have to use more effort pushing the thrower, since the snow was not fluffy, and offered considerable resistance. Before I purchased this machine, I considered a gas powered snow blower. The cost was significantly more, which was expected. I was considering a 2 stage unit, so that I could avoid the gas/oil mixture, and just use gas. it's louder, heavier and takes more space. Since I had reasonable success with my older Toro, I figured that a more powerful version should suffice. For this snow, would the Toro have been useful? Not really, because it struggled with the December snowstorm. Would the gas powered machine have handled this snowstorm? Of course. A neighbor has one, and he slowly progressed without hesitation. This Snow Joe snow thrower, with some strategic tactics, ably handled the job. It might have done the job in 1/2 the time, possibly even more. In previous years, for a storm like this (maybe 8 inches or more, that would tax the Toro), I'd use a shovel to clear the snow. I recall one storm where it took over 6 hours to complete the job (Besides clearing my own driveway,sidewalk and walkway, I clear 3 of my neighbors' sidewalks and walkways, and one elderly couples driveway, just in case of emergency). I've attached some photos of the Snow Joe against the backdrop of the snow, some shots of sidewalks that I cleared. There's also a side by side photo of the Snow Joe and my trusty old Toro. Overall, this is a great machine. I was actually surprised how well it handled these two snowstorms. Again, today's use was no walk in the park. It required effort and took time. However, tonite my back feels normal, no aches or pains. I'm sure the job was completed in much less time that manually shoveling. For a price that is about 1/3 the cost of the gas powered machine, it's a considerable value/cost effective. If I thought we were going to have snowstorms in excess of 20 inches with regularity, I would consider purchasing a 2 stage gas powered snow blower. But, realistically, this Snow Joe snow thrower should ve a very credible and capable performer for the majority of snow events. I feel this machines merits a solid 4.75 star rating, with a very high level recommendation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2021 by Gnemik Gnemik
    • Works well so far - but has a flaw.
Style: 18-Inch, 13-Amp
We bought this in March 2022 but didn't actually need to use it until Jan 2024. We're in upstate NY and so often wake up to several inches of snow that needs to be cleared before we can go out to work. This is the first snow thrower we've owned and we bought it because it was on sale for very cheap on Amazon.at the time. We have a mid sized driveway and I've used this to clear snow of between 2" to 6" in depth so far. It's worked well and means I can have the driveway clear in 10 mins, less than half the time it takes two of us to shovel it - and much less physically demanding. The snowjoe itself was pretty easy to assemble. It's a pretty compact unit and doesn't take up too much space in our garage. It's very lightweight so it's easy to manoever. It's corded so I bought an outdoor rated extension lead that runs out of the garage power outlet and reaches the end of the driveway. Plug it in and you're good to go, no messing with a gas engine. It took a bit of getting used to to move around with the cord but it's a minor inconvenience. It has performed well so far. It shifts a lot of snow for a thrower of its size and weight. I haven't used it for more than 6 inches of fresh show yet though. I think it we had a heavy snowfall of 12 inches or so we would still need to use shovels to clear at least some of it. But I'm still happy to have this SnowJoe around to use for the more common amounts of snowfall. There is a flaw though as has been mentioned on some other reviews. The outlet chute nozzle assembly popped off the unit the first time I used it, approx 5 minutes into use. It meant that the snow was thrown straight upwards instead of to the side. Annoying, and down to a poor design of the part. The chute is held in place by plastic slots but only secured with one screw. Once the snow hit the chute it popped out of the slots. I've fixed the issue so far by duct taping all around the outside of the chute base (when the unit was dry). It's not pretty but it has held for the time being. I've heard that other users have added extra screws around the base or used adhesive around the base joint - I may do this if necessary in the future. Overall, despite the flaw I'm glad I bought this. Especially for what we paid for it on sale. I can clear the snow much faster and easier with this and it is a lot less physically demanding than shovelling. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Richard

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