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Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower
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meggy08's recommendation
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With the Toro 18 inch snow blower you can start singing "let it snow, let it snow" and really mean it. Give your old back a break this winter and let Toro do the work for you. If you have seen the winter forecasts you'll know that they'll be plenty of snow for you to play with, so instead of shoveling go snow boarding. (via Amazon)
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Updated Jan 15, 2008
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Toro's 1800 Power Curve is lightweight and hardworking. The exclusive Power Curve design throws snow farther and cleans right to the pavement. The 1800 Power Curve is maintenance free - no gas and oil to mix - simply plug it in and go - starts everytime. Since it is lightweight this electric snowthrower is easier to maneuver than a gas unit.
Updated Jan 18, 2008
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