Snow Joe SJ620 18-Inch 13.5-Amp Electric Snow Thrower / Blower Review 

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for the feedback. I did use Wd-40 a few times to help the "exit". And you are right doing some overlaps does help reduce the snow being clogged. I have not used it this winter yet (was able to clear all snow with a a shovel so far) but looking forward to the next storm!

I use silicone spray and it really works

+William Bigler Glad you liked it! Also remember that you can use a little bit of WD--40 in the chute to make the snow "glide" as it exits.

+ColoradoRMN Yes, thank you.

+ColoradoRMN Thanks for that tip! I just assembled my king canada blower, with a similar design to yours. I might have to use it in the morning!

According to the extension cord charts that I have seen, you probably should be using a 10 gauge extension cord for 100 ft. Otherwise you may overheat the motor or trip a circuit breaker.

And Happy New Year!

+dave m Thanks for watching! Yeah, with very heavy wet snow, as we had that day, it does happen sometimes but overall it still does a good job. We had ~10" of snow overnight here today and it did not jam even once but it was not as heavy and wet like it was in the video.

+ColoradoRMN I'm thinking about getting a Greenworks 13amp with LED light kit for $179.00 on Amazon with a US Wire extreme cold 12/3 Extention cord for $71. I looked at reviews for good corded blowers and the green works 26032 was rated very high but they are no longer selling them at the manufacture so I have to get the Greenworks series 2600502 with a LED LIght instead. 2 questions ok ? How much difference do you really think there is between the 13 amp blower compared to the 15 amp blower Also what brand of Extention cord would you recommend for weather at worse around 0 degrees. I believe I got a good extension cord in mind as I said up above but if I can save and not spend a lot more then I'm up for suggestion. I'm worn out with reviews and recommendations from Google and Amazon on blowers and ext cords.

+ColoradoRMN Also as you said in your video ABOUT pushing it to fast is correct. I'm going to baby mine the first few times and then learn what I can push and not push with this blower. Tricks n trades , give n takes of life's lessons , all in all (( respect the blower )) and it will do its job. I saw some people say there wouldn't run and blew up lol. That's probably cause they DIDN'T use the correct extension cord and used a normal home one that was generic or they plugged it into a bad outlet

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+dave m the I have not used a 15 amp blower so I can't comment on that. Just note that if you go for the 15 amp, consider having a 20 amp receptacle/outlet (assuming your circuit/circuit-barker is rated at 20 amps). For our area here, they do not recommend maxing out the receptacle to full amp load. For 15 amp thrower, i'd make sure to have a 20 amp outlet/receptacle on a 20 amp circuit. I got a 100 feet 12/3 Yellow extension cord on amazon for $55; brand is US Wire. I need the full 100 feet but if you do not, go for shorter distance as more cord = more pain to deal with it when it is cold and the cord is not flexible due to being 12/3. If you do not need the blower now, you can wait. I got mine via online via some spring clearance sale.

They probably made that model after watching my video, :) Not sure if they had those back then but using own stick is not an issue for me. Glad they have a stick now.

Thanks!

Ha! No hands! use stick or any objects other than your hands.

Thanks for watching!

Zane Chen not only that but the packed snow that he was removing could of easily been done with a steady walk but he was going back and forth which was not necessary.

Depending on the location, it may be necessary for weather / protection.

Thanks if I push really hard the light comes on with the cover on it.

Thank you for watching the video and your positive comments and feedback, I appreciate it!

It was a spray (with a removable red straw). The 100 ft cord was from Amazon.

How did you like it? Has it lasted 3 years? They are at walmart for $99 right now and I want to know if you reccomend it after having it 3 years. I only have a 2 car short driveway but I'm killing my back with the shovel and I dont have much money at the moment. I would plan on blowing the snow as frequent as possible because I'm sure it isn't powerful enough to go through deep snow

it takes 8 minutes to do his whole driveway. Unless you can throw snow 16 feet away on each side with a blower, this is the best bang for the buck at $200CAD or $150USD

For 100feet I did get that yellow (12/3) 100 foot cord as it can handle the distance and power with no issues ( it is big and heavy ). While the orange (100 ft. 16/3) may work, I would not use it as it may not be able to deliver the needed amps and under power the motor.

it's the gauge of the cord that's important.

Did not see any. Do you have a spesific item in mind?