I tested DeWalt's electric snow thrower during a storm - and it blew my gas model away
A major brand's electric tool just made gas-powered snow blowers obsolete.
Deep Dive
A real-world test during a major snowstorm found DeWalt's 60V Max electric snow thrower outperformed a traditional gas model. The $1,000 electric unit started instantly and handled over a foot of snow, while the gas-powered Troy-Bilt Storm 2420 failed to start, requiring complex troubleshooting. The review highlights the electric model's reliability and power, challenging the long-held dominance of gas engines for heavy-duty winter equipment.
Why It Matters
This signals a major shift in outdoor power tools, where electric is now viable for the toughest jobs.