Every Honda snowblower I see that has tracks on these videos GOES AS SLOW AS A SNAIL!! What gives. All that power and you got to go that's slow. Like a $13000 machine I don't get it.. Very very very overpriced You could do the same identical thing with 1/4 the cost with a TORO track or an ARIENS track And it will be easier to fix, CHEAPER TO FIX easy to find parts ( and the parts will be available forever ) it'll go faster. MY FAVORITE IS TORO!!! Toro got rated the best performing snowblower when consumer reports and other professional companies did tests. They're just so ingenious and understand what matters and what doesn't. For instance Toro's no shear pins and a hardened gearbox is awesome!! And it works I've encountered it myself. Smacked right into a car rim under the snow I didn't know was there at my house. The machine stopped immediately no stress on the system. Started it right back up and on my way. Anti-clogging system is amazing. It makes the snow lighter by recirculating some of it back in front of the auger. It makes it easier to throw, you can throw more snow, puts less stress on the system, the belts and the gearbox. Not to mention because it keeps recirculating the snow making it lighter and fluffier It allows you to go through thicker, deeper, wet snow easier.. Someone said and was incorrect saying Ariens throws more snow in Toro throws it further. If you look at the specifications Ariens throws 65 tons per hour, the Toro throws 2,200 lb per minute which comes out to about 66 tons per hour. Not only does Toro throw it further it throws more!! And one more thing Ariens always talks about how it has thicker metal and that's what everyone says better made blah blah blah This is also not true. Toro has discussed many times why they use plastic in certain places.. they claim plastic last longer, does it rust, it's more slippery so snow doesn't stick to it, in some cases plastic can be even stronger.. Same thing with the metal they use on the housing.. Yes Ariens is thicker But according to what I read Toro uses a special type of metal that is a lot stronger per its size. So in other words you can get the same strength with thinner metal if you use a certain type of metal and a process... It saves them money, you money and does not change the longevity of their products.. Not to mention lighter and easier to maneuver. Oh and did I mention THE QUICK STICK!! SOME PEOPLE JUST BY TORO IS JUST FOR THAT NOBODY ELSE IS EVEN COMES CLOSE WHEN IN TERMS OF CONTROL OF THE SNOW EVEN ARIENS IS MOST EXPENSIVE MODEL THAT IS COMPLETELY ELECTRONIC!! The quick stick is amazingly ingenious also!! Toro just seems to know what matters and know what doesn't.. A lot of old school guys favor Ariens That's just how they are no matter what. OH ALSO DID I MENTION. IN 1951 TORO WAS THE FIRST COMPANY IN HISTORY TO MAKE THE FIRST STAND BEHIND SNOWBLOWER FOR THE CONSUMER!! ;)
Every Honda snowblower I see that has tracks on these videos GOES AS SLOW AS A SNAIL!! What gives. All that power and you got to go that's slow. Like a $13000 machine I don't get it.. Very very very overpriced You could do the same identical thing with 1/4 the cost with a TORO track or an ARIENS track And it will be easier to fix, CHEAPER TO FIX easy to find parts ( and the parts will be available forever ) it'll go faster. MY FAVORITE IS TORO!!! Toro got rated the best performing snowblower when consumer reports and other professional companies did tests. They're just so ingenious and understand what matters and what doesn't. For instance Toro's no shear pins and a hardened gearbox is awesome!! And it works I've encountered it myself. Smacked right into a car rim under the snow I didn't know was there at my house. The machine stopped immediately no stress on the system. Started it right back up and on my way. Anti-clogging system is amazing. It makes the snow lighter by recirculating some of it back in front of the auger. It makes it easier to throw, you can throw more snow, puts less stress on the system, the belts and the gearbox. Not to mention because it keeps recirculating the snow making it lighter and fluffier It allows you to go through thicker, deeper, wet snow easier.. Someone said and was incorrect saying Ariens throws more snow in Toro throws it further. If you look at the specifications Ariens throws 65 tons per hour, the Toro throws 2,200 lb per minute which comes out to about 66 tons per hour. Not only does Toro throw it further it throws more!! And one more thing Ariens always talks about how it has thicker metal and that's what everyone says better made blah blah blah This is also not true. Toro has discussed many times why they use plastic in certain places.. they claim plastic last longer, does it rust, it's more slippery so snow doesn't stick to it, in some cases plastic can be even stronger.. Same thing with the metal they use on the housing.. Yes Ariens is thicker But according to what I read Toro uses a special type of metal that is a lot stronger per its size. So in other words you can get the same strength with thinner metal if you use a certain type of metal and a process... It saves them money, you money and does not change the longevity of their products.. Not to mention lighter and easier to maneuver. Oh and did I mention THE QUICK STICK!! SOME PEOPLE JUST BY TORO IS JUST FOR THAT NOBODY ELSE IS EVEN COMES CLOSE WHEN IN TERMS OF CONTROL OF THE SNOW EVEN ARIENS IS MOST EXPENSIVE MODEL THAT IS COMPLETELY ELECTRONIC!! The quick stick is amazingly ingenious also!! Toro just seems to know what matters and know what doesn't.. A lot of old school guys favor Ariens That's just how they are no matter what. OH ALSO DID I MENTION. IN 1951 TORO WAS THE FIRST COMPANY IN HISTORY TO MAKE THE FIRST STAND BEHIND SNOWBLOWER FOR THE CONSUMER!! ;)
For the price of this thing you can buy yourself a mini riding tractor with a snowblower attachment that will beat it And then you could buy other attachments for your grass, snow plow whatever. Damn those Hondas are so overpriced
After thousands of video it's the first time I see a chute being a periscope. Very nice vid. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.
Exactly. But when people see it move this slow, it just doesn’t seem very impressive. I’m not sure why so many videos of this machine have it moving slow, it CAN move fast too.
Now that’s some serious snow blowing man!!! If I ever got into clearing driveways I think I would go this route that thing is a beast. How fast can it go to get the jobs done quickly?
