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<blockquote data-quote="ORCUS DEMENS" data-source="post: 472155" data-attributes="member: 1779">I have the ryobi 40V brushless snow blower. It is single stage and cuts about 18&quot; wide. It will chew through a set of batteries when the snow is wet and heavy or over 8&quot;-10&quot;. I have a corner lot with two drives and lots of sidewalk. Usual Nodak snow (2&quot;-6&quot; dry snow) I can do both drives and the sidewalks in just over one charge. If it is going be be a heavy snowfall, I try to get out after 4&quot; and stay ahead of it. The mower is not self propelled and I can cut everything on one charge with room to spare. I am very busy in the summer so I like that I can cut the grass anytime because it is so quiet. It also has a full width light on the front of the deck so you can see what is ahead.Since they both use the same battery I got extras which gives me two sets (5AH &amp; 6AH) which helps when moving snow as they take a while to charge.Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ORCUS DEMENS, post: 472155, member: 1779"] I have the ryobi 40V brushless snow blower. It is single stage and cuts about 18" wide. It will chew through a set of batteries when the snow is wet and heavy or over 8"-10". I have a corner lot with two drives and lots of sidewalk. Usual Nodak snow (2"-6" dry snow) I can do both drives and the sidewalks in just over one charge. If it is going be be a heavy snowfall, I try to get out after 4" and stay ahead of it. The mower is not self propelled and I can cut everything on one charge with room to spare. I am very busy in the summer so I like that I can cut the grass anytime because it is so quiet. It also has a full width light on the front of the deck so you can see what is ahead. Since they both use the same battery I got extras which gives me two sets (5AH & 6AH) which helps when moving snow as they take a while to charge. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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