If we get a decent snow, I'll do a side by side comparison. The John Deere is by far the nicest walk behind snowblower I've ever used because of the electric chute controls, and it's powerful I've got a few more bugs to get out of the Husqvarna. We'll let them battle.
Great question. This is my opinion. #1 Honda, and then I think #2 is a tie between Toro and Ariens. This John Deere is up there too, but they don't sell walk behinds anymore.
@TractorHoarders I've been eyeing up the Airens if I ever breakdown and get another one. Does Honda make a big two stage? I don't recall ever seeing one?
@@Jason1PaAriens makes some really nice blowers. Honda makes some really nice two stage units. They’re probably the most expensive too. Some have tracks and hydrostatic transmissions. Some day I’ll come across one for free or cheap because of a clogged carb lol.
I know they are comparable but I like the John Deere over the Husqvarna
If we get a decent snow, I'll do a side by side comparison. The John Deere is by far the nicest walk behind snowblower I've ever used because of the electric chute controls, and it's powerful I've got a few more bugs to get out of the Husqvarna. We'll let them battle.
If you were to buy a new blower which one would you buy?
Great question. This is my opinion. #1 Honda, and then I think #2 is a tie between Toro and Ariens. This John Deere is up there too, but they don't sell walk behinds anymore.
@TractorHoarders I've been eyeing up the Airens if I ever breakdown and get another one. Does Honda make a big two stage? I don't recall ever seeing one?
@@Jason1PaAriens makes some really nice blowers. Honda makes some really nice two stage units. They’re probably the most expensive too. Some have tracks and hydrostatic transmissions. Some day I’ll come across one for free or cheap because of a clogged carb lol.
@@TractorHoarders I would imagine that will be the case.🤣