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Ariens Classic 24-in 208CC 2-Stage Self-Propelled Gas Snow Blower with Electric Start
Article #62415006
Model #920025
Format 24"
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Hassle-Free Returns
90 days to return or exchange in original condition and packaging.
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Warranty
3-year limited
Description
Experience the performance of the Ariens classic. This new Ariens model gives you all the power you need with an Ariens AX 208cc engine. The all-steel construction gives you the durability to last a lifetime, and electric start provides an easy start on the most frigid days. Throwing distance of 40 feet ensures exceptional snow removal. Remote chute rotation and cap adjustment lets you put snow exactly where you want it while in the operating position. Get through the snow with consistent and reliable performance.
- Powerful Ariens AX 208cc snow engine
- Intake height of 20-in and a 24-in clearing path
- Self-propelled with 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds
- 120-Volt electric starting system
- Throwing distance of 40 feet ensures exceptional snow removal
- Electric start provides an easy start on the most frigid days
- Remote chute rotation and cap adjustment lets you put snow exactly where you want it while in the operating position
Product specifications
Adjustable Chute
Yes
Adjustable Handle
No
Assembled Depth(cm)
136.65
Assembled Height(in)
44.0
Assembled Depth(in)
53.8
Assembled Depth(mm)
1366.52
Assembled Height(cm)
111.76
Assembled Height(mm)
1117.6
Assembled Width(cm)
67.06
Assembled Width(in)
26.4
Assembled Width(mm)
670.56
Assembly Required
Yes
Auger Diameter(cm)
27.94
Auger Diameter(in)
11.0
Auger Diameter(mm)
279.4
Auger Material
Steel
Base Warranty Labor(Months)
36
Base Warranty Parts(Months)
36
Chute Material
Steel
Chute Rotation(deg)
205
Clearing Surface Type
Paved
Clearing Width(cm)
60.96
Clearing Width(in)
24.0
Clearing Width(mm)
609.6
Commercial Warranty
90-day
Commercial/Residential
Residential
Drift Cutters
No
Drive Type
Self-propelled
Engine Brand
Ariens AX
Engine Displacement (Cu. Centimeters)
208
Engine Oil Included
Yes
Engine Type
4-cycle
File/Certification Number
N/A
Fuel Capacity(gal)
0.375
Fuel Capacity(l)
1.4
Fuel Type
Gas only
Gear Case
Cast aluminum
Gross Torque (Foot/lbs.)
9.5 foot/lb
Headlight(s)
No
Heated Handles
No
Ideal Snow Depth
Up to 12 inches
Intake Height(cm)
50.8
Intake Height(in)
20.0
Intake Height(mm)
508.0
Number of Forward Speeds
6
Number of Reverse Speeds
2
Oil Capacity(g)
453.59
Oil Capacity(oz.)
16
Pitch Control
Crank
Power Steering
No
Recommended Engine Oil Type
5W-30
Safety Listing
Not safety listed
Series Name
Classic
Skid Shoes
Yes
Stage
Two-stage
Start Type
Push-button electric start
Variable Speed
No
Tire Size(in)
13
Warranty
3-year limited
Weight(kg)
84.8232
Weight(lb)
187.0
Tire/Track
Tire
Frequently bought together
Combien de litres dans le réservoir à essence
Ariens Classic 24-in 208CC 2-Stage Self-Propelled Gas Snow Blower with Electric Start is rated
out of
5 by
127.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jay13 from
Great snow blower
Bought this to replace my older MTD and very happy with the output. Works great and is light and maneuverable.
Date published: 2024-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Douglas from
Mr.
There once were some errors, made with product names, The error was repeated, and that was a shame. Tissues became Kleenex, and aluminum foil Renolds Wrap, Many others were mis-labeled, as we fell into that trap. When shoveling snow, became too much of a strain, We needed a tool that would avoid our back pain. Great minds were consulted, the design must be firm, But how to move snow, was still the concern. Should it throw or just blow, to get rid of the snow, Or should it just melt it, we needed to know. What could it be, that would help with this chore, Whose product would be best, who would sell more and more. Many companies competed, but only one could be best. It was Ariens of course, they beat all the rest. Now the tool was invented, and given a great name, But history was repeated, and that was a shame. A once descriptive name, was now ruined for all time, And even the makers caved in, what a crime. No matter what you think, of this much needed tool, If you can't see that it throws snow, you're not very cool.
Date published: 2023-11-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Brian Frid from
Owner
Worked excellent, non stop in 2 feet of snow during a storm. It’s powerful enough it wants to pull through anything so you’ll need to be quick with the release as this thing wants to keep chewing it’s way forward no matter what’s in it’s way.
Date published: 2023-09-29
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Ryan from
Spin Out
Nice machine although it doesn't have the traction. Only one wheel drive. The left wheel is the only one that is driven. That's a pain.
Date published: 2023-09-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kathryn from
Snowblower review
Love it .. great to handle .. I am a 60 yr old female .., short but in good shape.. I was worried about handling a snowblower.. it has been great … game changer
Date published: 2023-09-21
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Bryan from
President | CEO, Retired Marine
Instructions to assemble were lacking clarity, and step by step illustrations could be improved. Only used it twice. Had a VERY difficult time with tire traction. Like the electric start, and chute angler. Realized I needed to adjust the scraper blade on bottom of machine. (That's probably not the right part name?). Still haven't had an opportunity to try it with this adjustment. The tires do NOT grab the snow, and I found myself trying to lift and muscle-it all the time. Hoping next use is better. Would NOT recommend for snows over 2" deep. My neighbor has a very small snow thrower and his driveway looked like he shoveled it down to the concrete. Tires are too small.
Date published: 2023-05-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Guy25 from
Assez puissante et légèreté
Je suis satisfait de mon achat. Assez puissante malgré petit moteur par contre légèreté à manipuler
Date published: 2023-02-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
catasorin from
Excelent
Elle fonctionne très bien. En pante elle a besoin d'être poussée sinon les pneus glissent. Des chênes sont bienvenus. Le modèle a chenilles est plus chère, mais plus efficace.
Date published: 2023-02-12