Toro Power Shovel 7.5 Amp Snow Thrower/Electric Broom #38360 | 
| Brand: Toro
List Price: $200.00
Buy New: $119.99
You Save: $80.01 (40%)
New (3) from $119.99
Rating:  114 reviews
Sales Rank: 9852
Media: Tools & Hardware
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Size: United States
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13
Dimensions (in): 15 x 12 x 52
MPN: 38360
Model: 38360
UPC: 021038383101
EAN: 0021038383606
ASIN: B0002ST948
Release Date: October 11, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Ultralight electric snow thrower; quickly converts to power broom for year-round use | | • | 7-1/2 amp electric motor throws snow to 20 feet, cuts 6-inches deep and 12-inches wide per pass | | • | Durable plastic body; metal handle; minor assembly required | | • | Includes broom accessory and key lock | | • | 15 by 12 by 52 inches; 12-1/2 pounds; 2-year warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Power Shovel Plus makes quick work of snow-blocked decks, patios, and sidewalks. | 
With a simple, easy conversion, the Power Shovel Plus converts to a power broom for year-round use. | The Power Shovel Plus
The Toro Power Shovel Plus is two tools in one: an ultra-light snow thrower and power broom. In shovel mode, the Power Shovel Plus can clear 300 pounds of snow per minute, which makes it perfect for quickly clearing snow from decks, walks, and patios. When the weather is warmer, just flip it over, change the rotor and use the broom feature to clear leaves, dirt and debris. This handy model converts from Power Shovel to Power Broom in minutes, and it's wholly maintenance free -- with no gas and oil to mix. Simply plug it in and go! This electric tool weighs just 12.5 pounds, so the Power Shovel Plus is much easier to maneuver than a bulky gas unit. Key Technical Specs:
- Power: 7.5 amp electric motor
- Cut depth: 6 inches
- Cut width: 12 inches per pass
- Some assembly required
Warranty
Toro warrants this product with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. This warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, sharpening, alteration, unauthorized repair or misuse. Toro: Count on It.
Toro has a vision for the future and the wisdom of the past. Since 1914 Toro has created innovative, high-quality products that are earth and customer-friendly -- and Toro's products are as diverse as its customers. From landscapers and golf course managers to homeowners, grounds and sports field managers and beyond, Toro's equipment is built to satisfy the needs of every environment. Toro also makes a point of giving back to the industry and the communities it serves. Through The Toro Foundation, a portion of every Toro purchase is returned to communities and the turf industry. And The Toro Scholars Program awards scholarships to tomorrow's outdoor landscape industry leaders.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 109 more reviews...
 Good product April 6, 2008
Josh Bragdon (Naples, ME)
Does everything it said it would do. Changes from broom to shovel and back very quickly and easily.
 i'm satisfied April 4, 2008
Joyce A. Wixon
i'm satisfied with this product. some people posted negative comments, some posted positive comments. for me i found this product to do all of what i wanted and expected it to do. it's a little heavy and a little back-achey but i figure it's got to be a WHOLE lot less back-achey than having to lift and heave the snow with human muscle. i clear the area around my back porch door of 6" to one foot of snow so i can scoop it away with my snow plow. it's not a huge area, maybe 100 or so sq. ft., it's a lot easier than shoveling it by hand. i'm thoroughly satisfied with the performance of this product.
waiting for the snow March 7, 2008
J. Sobel
Maybe I scared the snow away from central VA this year by purchashing two of these (one for me, one for my dad.) I ran mine for a few minutes, just to see how it ran and to get a feel for it. It ran smoothly. Only time will tell.
 Not quite a snow blower February 28, 2008
Pixman (Colorado)
If you've ever used a "real" snow blower, then this is a toy. It works fairly well on new snow up to about 8". If the snow is deeper and you have to reduce the depth by layers, it will wear you out holding the Toro Power Shovel up. And if the snow has sat for a few days and is compressed, it takes a long time. It does work well when I get right on a new snowfall and before it gets too deep. I should point out that my decks are not accessible for my Honda, so this is a good compromise.
 Not too smart February 8, 2008
Andrew D. Brinn (Cherry Hill, NJ, USA)
The product has an amazing show shoveling power. The problem is it just pushes the snow ahead of you. So you really have to do some adjustments to actually clean a sidewalk. Only worth while if you have a big lawn to "shovel" the snow off to.
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