Good

I did not get to use this snow blower yet, but I am sure it is going to do a great job. Mowtown Waldo was great to work with, fast shipment. I would buy from them again.

1st snow of the season here in north NJ
Day 1: Miserable wet slush. When it seemed like the chute was about to clog, I kept going and the buildup eventually rammed thru and the 3rd stage threw it some distance

I was able to clear the berm left by the street plows, a major source of trouble (as soon as you clear your driveways, they plow it closed again) The Trac 3x30 was able to push it all off the road, so if he has no snow to push, he can't move it in front of my driveways!

At one point I broke 3 shear pins after hitting large gravel. This tendency can be reduced with the RH height settings. The pins were far easier to change than my old Snapper. They pushed out with a drift punch by hand.

Some technique must be learned to do tight turns with the trac release.

If you have a problem with the chute clogging, you likely broke a shear pin

I have a stone drive with a high incline it's about 150 feet long. The track system with power steering is a life saver for sure. I also had my gloves on with the hand warmer on and it gets hot. I live in the country with no lights and the snowblower provides enough light I can see what I'm doing. We have got about a 6inch snow fall so I haven't put it to the test yet it didn't struggle with the 6inches of snow though even the stuff the plow through at the end of the drive.

Working great so far!