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Toro Power Max 824 OE (24″) 252cc Two-Stage Snow Blower 37798
- ISPM 15 heat-treated Euro palletized & weatherproof shrink-wrapped
- Insured European road freight delivery with hydraulic tail-lift service
- Dispatches in 1–2 business days from our UK & European Logistics Centre
- Transit typically 1–3 business days (UK) / 3–6 business days (Continental Europe)
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Details & Inspection Notes
The Toro Power Max 824 OE, model 37798, is a new two-stage snow blower powered by a 252cc Toro OHV engine with electric start, sized for a 24-inch clearing width. Toro's patented Anti-Clogging System is built in to keep heavy, wet snow from jamming the chute.
What it is for
At 24 inches, this blower suits mid-size driveways and walkways rather than long commercial-scale runs, while still being built around a heavy-duty gearbox with no shear pins to replace after hitting buried debris. Friction disc drive handles self-propelled movement through the snow, and the OHV engine design is shared across Toro's broader two-stage lineup.
What to check before buying
- Tires: 15 by 4-inch deep lug tires are fitted for traction in snow rather than standard turf tires.
- Chute control: Quick Stick chute control lets the operator redirect the discharge without stopping to adjust it by hand.
- Fuel: the .575-gallon fuel tank is sized for this engine; plan refueling breaks for longer clearing sessions.
How does it start? Electric start, standard on this model.
What is the warranty? Toro backs this blower with a 3-year consumer warranty.
Because the gearbox uses no shear pins, hitting a buried obstacle is less likely to leave you mid-storm with a broken part to replace before you can keep clearing. The deep lug tires and the Anti-Clogging System matter most on wet, heavy snowfalls, where a lighter machine without them tends to bog down or clog the chute repeatedly. power equipment
What colour is it? It comes in the factory red and black finish.
Equipment Commissioning & Pre-Start Checklist
- Check engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels to manufacturer-specified dipstick/sight-glass marks.
- Inspect fuel shut-off valve, air filter element, and hydraulic hose fittings for secure connections.
- Verify all safety pins, locks, hydraulic couplers, and guards are secured before starting.
- Allow a 3–5 minute warm-up period at low idle to circulate lubricants and hydraulic oil prior to applying load.
Full terms: 30-day warranty · returns