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80V 20" Cordless Battery Single-Stage Snow Blower w/ 4.0Ah Battery & Charger

SKU 2615602

MODEL# SN80L1420

20" Clearing width
10" Clearing depth
25' Throwing depth
Battery Recharge Time: 40 min
Includes: One (1) 80V 4.0Ah battery and charger
4 Year Limited Tool and Battery Warranty
Power 75+ Tools with any Greenworks 80V Battery

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Ideal for clearing snow from sidewalks, driveways and patios, this Greenworks Pro 80V snow blower is the tool to have when the snow hits. This single-stage snow blower is powered by an 80-volt max Li-ion battery that provides easy and convenient cordless operation. With the 180° rotating chute, you can throw snow up to 25 ft. in the desired direction. For snow removal at night, this blower features dual LEDs to increase visibility, and its 6" rear wheels make it easy to maneuver for clearing any time of day. When it comes to helping a neighbor clear their driveway or just stowing it for the warmer months, its easy-fold system allows it to easily be stored or transported. Get equipped this winter with the Greenworks Pro 80-Volt snow blower and spend less time shoveling snow and more time enjoying a warm fire.

Key Features

Can clear up to a 4-car driveway on a fully charged 4.0 Ah battery (battery and charger included)
Digital controlled Brushless motor for more torque, longer runtime, quiet operation, and longer life
Quickly clear your driveway, sidewalks, and patio with a 20" clearing path and 10" clearing depth
Up to 25 ft. discharge from the 180° degree rotating chute
LED lights allow for better visibility
Easy fold system for storage or compartment transportation
6" rear wheels make it easy to maneuver
4 Year Limited Tool & Battery Warranty

The No List

No Gas Smell.

No Emissions.

No Maintenance.

Low Noise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Temperature Affect My Battery Performance?

Lithium-Ion batteries are very resilient to cold temperatures. However, we always recommend charging and storing the battery in a safe, dry, room temperature environment. Long term cold whether use/storage can allow the internal temperature of the battery to drop away. If the internal temperature of the battery drops below -17°C voltage output maybe reduced, and battery communication may be affected. However, if a cold battery is brought back into a safe, dry, room temperature environment and allowed to warm up (should take no more than 10-20 minutes) then there should be no long-term negative impact to battery performance or lifespan. Please note that we recommend placing the battery on the charger after it has returned to room temperature to ensure maximum charge when in use.

Can I use my snow on gravel?

We do not recommend using our Greenworks Snow Throwers or Snow Shovels on gravel surfaces. Gravel, stones, or any loose surface material will be picked up and thrown by the snow thrower, causing damage to the unit and potentially nearby property and people. Exceptions apply for the 60V dual stage Snow Thrower.

What is the impeller made of?

Most Greenworks impellers are plastic; the material is polyethylene plastic. With the exception on Greenworks 80V 22” –22” has metal/rubber assembly, dual stage has full metal.

Snow throwers can be stored at any temperature if the environment is sheltered (indoors) and dry. Batteries and chargers should be stored between 1.4F (-17C) ~ 113F (45C)

How big a driveway can this cover in a single battery charge ?

Our snow thrower kits are usually packaged with enough battery capacity to cover the average 4 car driveway. Please note that actual performance can vary according to snow depth and snow condition.

Is the Snow Blower difficult to assemble?

This depends on the model however most Greenworks Snowblower require minimal assembly. This is all clearly detailed inside the owner's manual. You will need to attach the handle and chute. If you should have any questions or concerns, we would be happy to provide assistance.

My Chute is clogged with snow, what should I do?

On rare occasions, heavy or icy snow may cause the discharge chute to become clogged. A clogged snowblower is caused by ice or sticky snow building up around the discharge chute and not allowing snow to flow through as it normally would. If you do get a clog while snow blowing, DO NOT attempt to unclog it with your hands or feet. Instead, turn your machine off and wait at least 10 seconds for it to fully stop. Then, use a broom handle or other long, stiff object to clear the blockage. Lastly, make sure the adjustment chute is not all the way down; this will clog the machine and cause the unit to stop.

Is it difficult to use snow shovel/thrower with an extension cord?

It does take time to get used to having a cord attach to your snow shovel, we suggest keeping the electric cord as close to the outlet as you can and then move away from the outlet, so the slack always stay on the side you are moving away from or put the cord over your shoulder. That way it is always behind you while using the snow shovel but over time it will get easier to manage.

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