TORO Snowblower in ACTION / Power Max HD
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Using my Toro 928 snowblower in 5 to 6 inches of snow. It was a light powered which was no match to my toro 928 ohxe. It threw the snow early 30 feet. It is alot of fun to use.
I live in southern New Hampshire and I have had Toro's for over 20 years and in Nov 2017 I UPGRADED to the Power Max HD 1028 OHXE with the plastic chute and love it lots, handle warmers are great as well... It handles the big snow as well as the slushy stuff with no problems... My last TORO was the 824 and was still running great after 20 years which I gave to a friend of mine.. Toro mowers are awesome too.. Thanks for the video..
I agree! Toro make a heck of a machine. I will never buy another brand snowblower
I bought a Toro 1038 in 2003 to clear driveways for money. Best $2000 I ever spent. This machine handled 6-12" of powdery snow without breaking a sweat. And it worked well on packed snow & slush.
It threw the snow so far that I had to be very careful to avoid piling snow on the neighbor's driveway. Fortunately the joystick-controlled chute allowed me to throw the snow stream exactly where I wanted from 5 to 50 feet away. It had 1 small lever on each handle to cut power to the left or right wheels, making left & right turns a breeze.
I got tired of the front 2 skids/skis riding up on top of any packed snow (usually compacted by car tires). I solved that problem by replacing each skid with a ~7" diameter steel wheel, and replacing the 2 original scraper springs with heavier/beefier springs, to press the scraper bar downwards with~3-4 times the force than the original design.
This was very helpful, spent an hour trying to figure out why it wasn't starting, then we realized the key wasn't in😂
Glad it helped.
Snow blowing is a great excuse to be outdoors in the winter. Love it.............most of the time.
I have an 826LE and this thing is a beast- throws snow 3-4 times as far as my neighbors. (really pisses them off)
Thanks for sharing the video. Toro Power Max HD machines in my opinion are the best snow blower for any kind of condition. The anti-clog system works extremely well even is wet heavy snow. Toro also uses stronger but thinner metal which was introduced in the automotive industry some time back. Notice that Toro doesn't need a center support in the auger bucket. Why, because of the thinner but stronger metal being used by Toro. Ariens may boast they use thicker metal framing, but is it any stronger than the thinner but stronger framing that Toro uses? The lack of a support bracket in the auger bucket area is proof that Toro's engineering is ahead of the game. The Toro HD machines are quite large, but they don't feel that way when using them. My HD 1232 is balanced extremely well and easy to maneuver with the trigger steering. Another thing that the Toro HD's are good at, exceptional traction. The tires really dig in and keep you moving forward. Toro is a huge outdoor power equipment company and has always been innovative in trying new and proven technology. The quick stick and the no clog system is a perfect example of that. They are lighter and yet stronger and engineered to move snow just as good or even better than the competition. They are even less expensive than the competition. Maybe not by a lot, but non the less they cost less and Toro HD's are built to last many years if properly maintained. I have two 1980 Toro's, a 524 and 824 that are still going strong. Mind you, these machines have been garaged kept and maintained properly sense new. Leaving any machine out in the elements makes for a very bad investment. Well, winter is here and hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable winter, and a happy new year. And let's hope bozo Biden and his merry band of misfits don't make 2023 any worse than 2022 was. Well considering who is running the country, I think that may be asking for a bit too much.
That Engine sounds healthy. Purring like a Leopard!
I picked one up last week and love it as well
Glad I purchased a toro, need to give it a try this coming winter
You will not be disappointed... You pay a little more, but you get a much better product.. Just remember to put in storage correctly and you'll never have a problem..
You're going to be really happy with it...Im here in the midwest and the toro handle the snow like nothing....The best machine on the market so far...I use to have a Ariens but after I got my toro, no doubt.....Nothing better.
Love the video. Your having fun w the unit. Looks like you did the whole block, lol.
I have a 3650 2 cycle and it’s a monster. Your is snow war machine. 👍
Nice machine, I believe Toro has surpassed Ariens in the residential market.
This thing is a Snow Beast Bro.
Great video! My driveway is slightly more inclined than yours, think a wheeled unit would have any problems?
Hey Toolsman, been doing my research and just purchased the HD 928 just awaiting the next snow, I wanted to thank you for the excellent videos because the user guides sucks and does not explain anything.
Thank you. Glad it helped
What trailer is that ? Do u like it ?
Can you please send me a link for where you purchased the carrier that was inserted into the back receiver of your truck? Thanks.
I bought it from Northern tool. I will look fir a link
@@thetoolsman49 thanks, if you can find the link i would truly appreciate if.
Does the Toro 10/28 cut threw the pile at the end of the driveway left by the snowplow?
With out a dought. I have a 928 and it goes throught the end of the driveway after the plow no problem. I am very impressed with this machine.
Awesome! I have the new Toro Power Max 826 OXE, smaller than yours, but suits me fine. My drive is about the size of the driveway your clearing with the white car, plenty! Do you run a snowblowing business? Anyway great machine, thanks.
That is my driveway. Yes I clear snow for customers. The machine works great. It us plenty big so the 826 I am guessing will work great
the 928 is a little big for driveways like ours unless we can count on tons of snow. LOL
Nice video. For me, i think i'm done with heavy snow for the year, i hope. I'm thinking in terms of next year. I'm kind of torn between your machine and the Ariens Deluxe 28 SHO. Do you have any experience with it, or did you at any point consider it.
I did consider ariens, but, toro head quarters is miles from where I live and you can't beat the warranty on toro. I also got a super deal on it. Those are all reason why I went with the toro. I chewed threw some serious snow banks the plow left on the side of the road. I can not complain one bit with the toro. I have heard great things about the ariens brand though
@@thetoolsman49 Thanks for the reply, really appreciate it. Good luck with that baby.
Get the Ariens Deluxe 28 SHO. Not near the plastic on it like the toro. I have the Ariens Deluxe 28 SHO only mods I did was bumped it to a 420cc engine and added more LED lights for night running.
@@KLH1966 When you say bumped it up. Did you change the compression or something, or changed the engine?
Hi I just bought a 928 can I get info on the carrier for that machine?
I bought it at northern tool. Please give me time to look at the name of the carrier
Good video. I have a toro 826 and love it. Wanted to ask how you like that hitch carrier you use?? Is it sturdy?
The cargo carrier works great. It is sturdy enough so far. I will do a review of it once the snow melts. It is the perfect size for the 928
@@thetoolsman49 Thanks for the video! Did you get a chance to do a review of the cargo carrier? What’s the make and model of the carrier?
Does that throw about 50 ft any wet snow yet?? How did it do.
It doesn't throw wet snow 50 feet. I would say 15 feet forsure. It depends on how fast the gear you are in goes and how deep the snow it.
How many cc?
I want to buy toro snow machine have 2car driveway want to know which toro model is good for me I have semi detached home so going to clean my niebhour snow too thanks
Thats a hard one. Depends on how much snow you get. I think a 826 is a heck of a machine.
@@thetoolsman49 I'm from Toronto Canada not much snow but we do get snow
How many driveways do you maintain?
7
@@thetoolsman49 Nice. I do 8 with my new 1028. Great machine, but I kinda wish it had the plastic chute instead of the metal one. I can see the paint peeling and rust starting already.
I bought mine in the fall of 2018. It was the last 2017 model. I chose the one a year old just to have the plastic shute. The metal chutes joystick is heavier duty but it is a lot heavier too. They are both good.
Ever hit and buried treasure while snow blowing?
Thank God no. I don't want to break it.
I hit a new haven ct phone book. It ate the whole thing and spit it out and looked like the ladys lawn was covered in leaves afterwards.
Actually I have!
I’ve killed a few newspapers over the years. Always fun cleaning up that mess.
Nice distance.
The only reason I'd purchase this snowblower is if I had a serious dislike for my neighbor so I'd be able to fill his driveway back up with snow after he cleared it....
But it still leaves a sheet of snow. All that money you’d think it would clean down to the pavement
That's not actually how two stage snow blowers work. YOU adjust the bottom scraper and the side skid shoes for your particular surface texture. You can run the scraper right down on the ground, but most people choose not to. Smooth blacktop can be wet low; textured concrete, gravel, pavers, etc. will make you want to set it slightly higher to avoid surface wear and avoid skid plate wear but it's entirely up to you.
You adjust the skids accordingly. If you've got all concrete or blacktop driveway put it right down to the pavement, mines heavy gravel it's set to about a half inch
Great video! My driveway is slightly more inclined than yours, think a wheeled unit would have any problems?
I do driveways with more of an incline. I never have had problem.
The Toolsman thanks for the feedback, I was about to spend $3k on a Honda tracked model.
@@mct8888 I just bought the Ariens Versa Track. Fast as a wheeled machine with the grip of tracks. You can run it like a wheeled blower or drop the tracks.
@@Lakecenterlawncare do you mean Rapid Trak? Did you get the version with the hydros?
@@mct8888 yes. Sorry. No mine is the Platnium SHO with friction drive. It is a beast.