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market and often last 15 years or more. When it snows you will be happy
to have the dependability of a Toro snow blower to start right up and get
your driveway cleared off quickly and thoroughly so you can get to work
on-time. Toro prefers the two cycle design for the cold weather for few
reasons. On the single stage snow throwers, weight is an issue and the
two cycle engine is much lighter than a comparable four cycle. In
addition, the engine has to be near the paddles which required it to be
low to the ground near the elements. This makes the engine hard to
access and work on, with a four cycle engine you have to change the oil,
this two cycle design eliminates that by mixing gas and oil instead.
When it comes to the two stage models, Toro also leads the pack.
With the design and size, Toro switches back to a four cycle engine.
Changing the oil is not too hard because the engine is readily accessible
although it doesn't like to move very quickly in the cold. Toro has
recently redesigned the controls on their two stage models to make them
the most user friendly snow blowers on the market. If you do not want to
pull start a larger engine in the cold, Toro now puts an electric start on
nearly every two stage model standard to improve the cost structure.
Electric start usually means a faster rotation of the engine, which is
important for a cold start,especially if an engine has a little age on the
compression rings in a two stage snow blower.
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