Petrol Snowblowers and Snow Blowers: Double-Stage and Tracked

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Snowplows and Gas-Powered Snow Blowers

Face winter fearlessly. Our range of snow blowers offers the power you need to clear driveways, sidewalks, and large areas of fresh, heavy, or frozen snow. Choose the right machine for the intensity of your snowfall.

Choose the technology for your snow:

Single-stage: Lightweight machines, ideal for fresh snow (up to 20-30 cm) on asphalt or concrete surfaces.
Double-Stage: Powerful motors, ice-breaking augers, and a second turbine that blasts snow farther. Essential for deep, complex snow.
Tracked: Maximum grip, essential on slopes or dirt/gravel terrain.

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Alpina AS 56 P WS 210 petrol engine snow blower

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Alpina AS 56 P WS 210 petrol engine snow blower
Two-stage snow blower equipped with a 212 cc petrol engine and a working width of 56 cm
Two-stage snow removal and throwing system
Working width of 56cm

€808.68

€1,010.85

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Alpina AS 62 P WS 210 petrol engine snow blower

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Alpina AS 62 P WS 210 petrol engine snow blower
Two-stage snow blower equipped with a 212 cc petrol engine and a working width of 62 cm
Two-stage snow removal and throwing system
Working width of 62cm

€703.80

€1,173.01

Buying Guide: Single-Stage or Dual-Stage?

Before buying a snow blower, you need to evaluate the type of snow that falls in your area:

1. Single-stage snow blower

Ideal for urban areas with light/medium and fresh snowfall.
How it works: The rubber or plastic auger touches the ground and pushes snow into the ejection chute. It's not self-propelled (you have to push it) and isn't suitable for icy or very heavy snow.

2. Double-Stage Snow Plow

The professional model, for mountains or areas with heavy snowfall.
How it works:

1st Stage (Cutter): Steel blades break the ice and collect the snow.
2nd Stage (Fan/Turbine): An internal turbine shoots snow far (up to 10-15 meters).

These models are self-propelled and have forward and reverse gears. Ideal for gravel driveways or snow depths of over 40 cm.

3. Electric Start (Convenience in winter)

In cold weather, petrol engines can be difficult to start with the cord. Many professional models offer a 230V electric starter (just plug it into a household outlet to start the engine with the push of a button) or battery power. An essential convenience.

❄️ Anti-Cold Preparation

A snowplow that has been unused for months must start on the first try.

Fuel: Use fresh gasoline (not six-month-old) and a stabilizer additive to protect the engine.
Oil: Check the engine oil level (4-stroke engines are often dry sump).
Starting: If it has electric start, try it this fall!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can I use a snow blower on gravel?
**Double-Stage** models only. These have raised cutters that don't touch the ground, preventing them from sucking up rocks and debris that would damage the turbine. Single-stage models are not suitable because the cutter touches the ground.

2. What is the ideal working width?
It depends on the area. For a sidewalk, 50-60 cm is enough. For a yard, look for machines with a working width of more than 70 cm to reduce the number of passes.

3. Will the snow blower break if I vacuum the ice?
Double-stage models with hardened steel blades are designed to crack and grind ice. Single-stage models with plastic blades are unsuitable and could be damaged if they encounter solid ice.

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