
Weighing 80 pounds, the Toro Power Clear 421Q is pretty easy to maneuver, especially since this model comes with a propelling system that uses the rotors to pull the machine forward. However, this also means that the snowblower can only be used on paved surfaces.
With a 5.5 horsepower, 4-cycle engine the Toro Power Clear 421Q is able to launch snow up to 35 feet, and can also clear up to 1800 pounds per minute. This is important for those with large driveways or walkways, because it means you never have to spend all afternoon clearing your driveway. Since it can handle regular, heavy, or wet snow it’s a great choice for those who are considering more robust (and expensive) models, but don’t like the large sticker prices.
All in all, there’s nothing bad you can say about the Toro Power Clear 421Q snowblower. It clears snow quickly and effectively, it’s relatively lightweight, and it’s a Toro! This model should be near the top of everyone’s snowblower wish list.
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