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Re: Ariens 6hp or 7hp or Simplicity 8.5hp
#1 Nov 20, 2007 2:49 pm |
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It's good to hear someone say that bigger isn't always better on this forum - because this is true! I just bought the 6hp Ariens and it is great - I am out of town for two weeks right now and I know that my wife can actually manuver our machine around to clear the snow. Sure more power = more snow = more distance (that's pretty obvious advice) but a well built blower which meets your needs is probably the right way to go! Corey - 624 Ariens |
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Re: How important is speed control?
#2 Nov 18, 2007 6:53 pm |
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Thanks I have opted for the 624E machine - it also has an OHV engine which purrs nice and quiet! It actually snowed today and got to use it. It did the job perfectly and since there were only a few inches I already had it cranked up into the 6th speed! Cheers! |
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How important is speed control?
#3 Nov 15, 2007 7:51 pm |
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I am looking at the Ariens 520E or the 624E and I believe that 5 hp and 20 inches will be adequate for the length of my driveway - probably 5 car lengths and 2 cars wide and I live in northern British Columbia so we see a fair amount of snow (however, over a long season) but i am worried about the fact that the 520E doesn't have various speeds - please help!! The prices in CDN$ are $679 (520E) vs. $809 (624E) Thanks!
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