10 Best 2 Stage Snow Blowers
for October 2023

The EGO Power+ SNT2400 24 in. Self-Propelled 2-Stage Snow Blower with Peak Power Battery and Charger Not Included is a powerful, rugged snow blower that can quickly clear large driveways and sidewalks. It's tough enough to handle tough winter conditions, but easy enough for just about anyone to use. The EGO Power+ SNT2400 24 in. Self-Propelled 2-Stage Snow Blower with Peak Power Battery and Charger Not Included is self-propelled, so it moves on its own. This makes the SNT2400 much easier to maneuver than our previous pick, the Snow Joe iON16, which relies on you to manually propel it. The SNT2400's wide 24 in. clearing width makes it easy to clear driveways and sidewalks of any size, and its 20 in. intake height allows it to reach under obstacles such as overhead power lines and fences. The SNT2400's auger control allows you to adjust the auger's speed from 0 to 4 mph. We dialed the speed down to 3 mph, and this blower had no problem clearing our 18-car driveway and sidewalk. We also tested the EGO SNT2400 in 12 inches of snow, and, even though the blower threw a lot of snow, it didn't take as long to clear it as our top pick, the Snow Joe iON16. The SNT2400 throws snow up to 50 ft., so you can use it to clear a sidewalk, driveway, or your entire yard. The blower's 4 brightly LED headlights make it much easier to see at night, and the blower's low-noise operation prevents it from waking you or your neighbors. The SNT2400 also is equipped with a forward and reverse switch, so you can use the blower to clear snow out of your way. The EGO Power+ SNT2400 24 in. Self-Propelled 2-Stage Snow Blower with Peak Power Battery and Charger Not Included is durable enough to handle tough wintry conditions, but easy enough to use that just about anyone can use it.

The Massimo 24-inch 196cc Gas Snow Blower Thrower 2 Stage Shovel Walk Behind Heavy Duty is one of the most powerful snow blowers we tested, and it boasts a number of features that make it a good fit for many winter chores. The snow blower has a 196cc 4-cycle engine and blows out up to 492 cubic feet of fluffy snow per minute. A 24-inch wide auger throws snow up to 49 feet. The snow blower's secondary chute can throw snow up to 22 feet. The snow blower has an ergonomic, comfortable, oversized handle. The handle can be folded down, making it easier to store. The snow blower has a standard LED headlight. The snow blower has an anti clogging system. The anti clogging system is designed to prevent clogs and jams. The snow blower has 5-inch wide 3-blade auger. The 3-blade auger helps pulverize and disperse snow. The snow blower has a front-mounted handle. The snow blower has a 12-inch clearing width. The 12-inch clearing width allows it to clear most driveways in a single pass. The snow blower has a 15-inch discharge chute. The 15-inch discharge chute helps throw the snow farther. The snow blower has a 5-gallon fuel tank. The 5-gallon fuel tank helps the snow blower run longer. The snow blower has a 6-inch clearance height. The 6-inch clearance height allows the snow blower to operate in spaces with low clearance. The snow blower has a 2-year warranty. The snow blower is backed by 2-year warranty.

The Briggs & Stratton 24" Dual-Stage Snow Blower with Electric Start and 208 Snow Series Engine, 1024 (1696610) is built for commercial use, but it's a serious snow blower for homeowners as well. It packs a lot of power into a relatively small unit, and it's fairly easy to maneuver, whether you're clearing your driveway or sidewalks. In fact, it's one of the most maneuverable units we tested, and there's enough clearance between the blade and the ground to clear a small car. However, it's a bit heavy, and it's somewhat loud. The electric start makes it somewhat easier to start, but the manual pull cord can be a real pain if you don't start it in advance. The Briggs & Stratton 24" Dual-Stage Snow Blower with Electric Start and 208 Snow Series Engine, 1024 (1696610) isn't the best unit we tested, but it is one of the best. It's powerful, durable, and maneuverable, and it's surprisingly quiet.

The PowerSmart snow blower has a 24-inch clearing width and 20-inch clearing depth, which should be enough for most average driveways. The blower's blower wheel is 13 inches in diameter, which is larger than the 10-inch wheel on most snow blowers. The PowerSmart also has a two-stage, two-speed motor, and this allows it to throw the snow farther. The blower also has a 180-degree chute crank, so you can use the snow blower to clear narrow spots and corners. The blower is light enough to carry, and the electric start makes it easy to use. The blower has a 6.0Ah battery, which is large enough to remove about 10 feet of snow. The battery also has good endurance, and it can survive multiple uses. The blower is quiet, and it operates at only 80V, so it won't harm your electrical system.

The Ariens ST24LE Deluxe 24" Two-Stage 254cc Snow Blower 921045 is an easy-to-use, powerful leaf blower that throws snow up to 50 feet. It has excellent power and speed, and it handled snow well. The blower also performed well in gusty winds. The steering is automatic, so it's easy to use, but it's slightly rougher than the steering on the Greenworks 24" Two-Stage Snow Blower ($339.99). The ST24LE has a wider, more solid base than the Greenworks model, which makes it easier to push. A rear-mounted starter is more convenient than the push knob on the Greenworks model. The ST24LE is heavier than the Greenworks model, so it's a little harder to carry around. The ST24LE has a 25-foot cord, so it's a little easier to store than the 20-foot cord on the Greenworks model. The ST24LE has a slightly higher price tag than the Greenworks model, but it's more powerful, and it throws snow farther.

The EGO SNT2400 is one of the cheapest battery-powered two-stage snow blowers currently on the market. It is powered by a 24-volt battery and comes with a charger, but you'll need to purchase a pair of 20V batteries separately. These batteries aren't included with the blower, so you'll need to spend a little more up front, but the EGO SNT2400 is one of the cheapest battery-powered two-stage snow blowers currently on the market. It is powered by a 24-volt battery and comes with a charger, but you'll need to purchase a pair of 20V batteries separately. These batteries aren't included with the blower, so you'll need to spend a little more up front, but the cost is well worth it. Once you've purchased the battery and charger, the EGO SNT2400 is very easy to use. The controls are simple, and the blower has a solid feel, so you won't worry about erosion of its housing. The EGO SNT2400 is also quiet, making it a good choice for anyone who lives near neighbors. The blower has reverse and reverse lock controls, and it has a chute that rotates 200 degrees. The chute is adjustable, which allows you to direct the snow exactly where you want it. The EGO SNT2400 has two speeds: one for lighter snow, and one for heavier snow. The blower comes with a 1-year warranty, and the company has excellent customer service. The EGO SNT2400 is heavy, but it's not difficult to maneuver.

The Craftsman 24-inch two-stage snow blower is hands-down the best snow blower for anyone who needs to clean up large amounts of snow quickly. It's more powerful than most 18-inch models, and it can throw snow up to 30 feet away. The 24-inch width offers more clearance than competing models, and the serrated steel augers cut through snow like a hot knife through butter. The Craftsman features electric start, which eliminates the need to pull-start a cold engine, and it's quieter than gas snow blowers. The Craftsman's 208cc engine is more powerful than most gas snow blowers, and it's equipped with a push-button electric start so you can easily start it up in sub-zero temperatures. The Craftsman snow blower has 13-in tires with a 4-ply rating for superior traction, and it's lighter and more maneuverable than competing models. The Craftsman snow blower is relatively light at just 43 lbs, and it's easy to carry it up flights of stairs or place it in the trunk of a car. The Craftsman snow blower generates just 10.5 hp, but it's powerful enough to get the job done quickly. The Craftsman snow blower has a 2-year warranty.

The Champion Power Equipment 301cc 27-Inch 2-Stage Gas Snow Blower with Electric Start is the most powerful snow blower we tested, and it's very powerful indeed. The 301cc engine has a 21-inch clearing height and a 27-inch clearing capacity, both of which are more than sufficient to clear most driveways. The chute's 16-inch width (larger than on our top pick) helps the machine reach deep into snowbanks, and its 13-inch width (smaller than on our top pick) is ideal for clearing sidewalks and driveways. Our only complaint is the engine's push-button electric start, which is extremely slow. It took several minutes for our machine to start. On the plus side, the 301cc engine is quiet, and the machine's controls are easy to use. Among its many nice features, the 301cc comes with a 12-inch steel auger, a 9.5-inch auger paddle, and 16-inch rubber wheels.

For big jobs, you need a big snow blower. The WEN SB24 24-Inch 212cc Two-Stage Gas Snow Blower with Electric Start has a powerful engine, a 24-by-21-inch clearing path, and enough fuel capacity to run 1 hour and 45 minutes on a single tank. We liked how easy it was to use, and it's compact enough that it can easily fit in a storage closet. The manual prop wheels can be turned off, and the blower has an electric start, making it easy to start in cold weather. The chute pivots 190 degrees for better visibility, and the adjustable chute handle makes it easy to direct the snow where you want. The blower is powerful enough to clear a 24-by-21-inch area in a snowstorm, but you'll need to be careful when operating it on slopes or inclines, as it's top-heavy. The blower has 2 forward speeds and 2 reverse speeds, and it comes with 2 6-inch snow blades.