Who sells snowblowers (snow-throwers) in Michigan?

Oct 27, 2007 22 Replies

There is nothing really available in Canada for less than $1000. At that price, the best unit (based on spec) seems to be the Canadian Tire unit (8.5 hp, 26" width).

In the USA, availability starts in the $750 - $800 range (6 to 8.5 hp,

24 to 26" width) and some decent units can be had for $900 (9 to 9.5 hp, 28" width).

Basically, for what you can get in the USA for $900 would cost you $1200 in Canada.

What you can get in the USA for $700 - $900 would cost you $1000 in Canada.

I bought a 8hp, 24" blower at Sears in either Dec 2005 or Jan 2006. It was on sale - for $800. Who knows what it cost in the US at the time, but it was probably something like $650.

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Lowes (USA)

11 hp, 30" $1100 9.5 hp, 28" $900 8.5 hp, 26" $770

Home Depot (USA)

Cub Cadet Z-700 10 hp, 28" $1000 Ariens Sno-Thro ST824E 8 HP, 24" $950 Ariens Sno-Thro ST624E 6 hp, 24" $750

Home Depot (Canada)

Cub Cadet (model not given) 8.5 hp, 26" $1200 MTD Pro 10.5 hp, 30" $1200 Murray 10 hp, 30" $1200

4 throwers @ $1000 (2 Toro, MTD, Murray)

- 6 to 8 hp, 26 to 27 "

- nothing in the $500 to $1000 range

Sears (USA)

9 hp, 28" $900 (on sale, reg price = $1050) 7 hp, 26" $730 (on sale, reg price = $800) 5.5 hp, 24" $700 (reg price)

Sears (Canada)

- Nothing less than $1000

- 1 unit at $1000 (9.5 hp, 27")

- 5 units at $1200 (9.5 - 11.5 hp, 24 - 30")

TSC (USA)

- 1 blower (8.5 hp, 30") but website won't give price

Meijers (USA)

- no snow blowers listed on website

Sams Club (USA)

- no snow blowers listed on website

Costco (USA)

- no snow blowers listed on website

Canadian Tire

- 1 unit between $500 and $1000 (5.5 hp, 22") $800

- 8.5 hp, 27" $1000

- 7 hp, 26" $1200

- 10.5 hp, 30" $1200

Check Honda. It would be a good one if they have it.

From Mel & Donnie in Bluebird Valley

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The op asked for cheap. Honda's are anything but.

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