Electric Snow Blowers

How to Choose an Electric Snow Blower

Three things decide which version fits your home: how much ground you clear, how deep your snow usually gets, and whether you already own Wild Badger 40V batteries.

Clearing width, depth and throw

Both snow blowers here are the same 40V ProLine single-stage machine. It clears a 20 in. path on each pass, takes snow up to 10 in. deep and throws it up to 26 ft through a chute that turns through 180°. When a storm leaves more than 10 in., clear the top layer first and come back for the rest. To work out how many passes and how much battery your driveway needs, see how to size a snow blower for your driveway.

Tool only or two batteries

The 40V cordless snow blower, tool only ships without a battery or charger. It suits you if you already run Wild Badger 40V tools, because one 40V 4.0Ah battery powers the whole lineup, from mowers and trimmers to this snow blower. The snow blower kit with two 4.0Ah batteries adds a fast charger, so you can swap packs and keep clearing a long driveway. Spare 40V 4.0Ah batteries are sold separately.

Built for driveways and sidewalks

A single-stage design uses one rubber auger to gather snow and throw it, which keeps the machine light to push and easy to store. Both versions are sold for clearing driveways and sidewalks and share the same features:

• Brushless motor
• 180° adjustable chute
• LED headlight for early mornings and evenings
• 8 in. rear wheels for turning on narrow paths
• Push-button start
• 3-year warranty for home and commercial use

Snow Blower or Snow Shovel?

For steps, decks and short walks, a shovel is often the better first tool. The 40V cordless snow shovel in this collection clears a 12 in. path up to 8 in. deep and is made for light to moderate snowfall. For a side by side comparison, read electric snow shovel vs snow blower, or browse all snow shovels.