We tested eight popular snow blowers to see how they compared for power, performance and ease of use. Three came out as the ...

The best electric snow blower is a game changer when it comes to removing snow. When a winter storm rolls in, there’s nothing ...

I rounded up the best snow blowers to use at home by talking with snow and ice management experts. The best snow blowers have a few distinct features.

Start by deciding on a gas-powered or electric snow blower, because this will determine the type of maintenance and work you’ll have to do after buying. Electric snow blowers are relatively ...

Like plug-in electric snow blowers, battery-powered snow blowers trade performance for convenience. They start instantly and eliminate the need for gas, oil, or engine maintenance, but they just ...

Large gas snowblowers can easily handle snow ... so we could clear snow from unpaved gravel surfaces. As with many snow blowers, the Cub’s electric start works when plugged into an outlet ...

Amazon is offering a 20% discount on the 21-inch EGO Power+ electric snow blower in a limited-time winter deal. Here's the ...

This EGO snow blower has a 21-inch clearing width and a powerful 56-volt motor, offering 45 minutes of runtime with two quick-charging batteries. It has a convenient push-button electric start ...

Storm's a-brewin'! Tackle the white stuff with a snow blower or thrower this winter (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty Images).

Predicted brand reliability ratings are based on estimated problem rates for newly purchased gas snow blowers, by the end of the 5th year of ownership. Predicted brand reliability ratings are ...

Clearing away icy snow is hard enough, but if you want to run snow blowers on gravel driveways, it can quickly add to the inconveniences. While you can use many types of snow blowers on gravel ...

For one, electric snow blowers are far easier to assemble and much quicker to get up and running. Most require the push of a single button to start, while gas-powered snow blowers need gas ...