YARDMAX YB7285

The two-stage system uses serrated steel augers to break up ice and packed snow, which is then fed into a high-speed impeller to be thrown out of the chute. This process is significantly more effective at clearing deep or dense drifts than a single-stage blower.

Yes. While the push-button electric start is convenient, the unit also includes a reliable recoil backup system, ensuring you can still get the engine running in cold conditions.

The pin-lock axle allows you to switch between 1-wheel and 2-wheel drive. Using 1-wheel drive makes the machine easier to turn and maneuver, while 2-wheel drive provides maximum traction when you are clearing heavy snow.

Yes, the blower features a remote chute control crank located near the operator position. This allows you to adjust the direction of the snow discharge without having to stop or leave the controls.

The self-propelled drive system offers 6 forward speeds and 2 reverse speeds. This allows you to match the pace of the blower to the depth of the snow and your own walking speed for better control.

The gear case is constructed from durable aluminum with alloy steel gears, designed to withstand heavy use. Regular maintenance involves checking for debris and ensuring the auger mechanism remains clear, but the robust build is engineered for long-term reliability.