8+ Inches Of Satisfying Snow Removal | Toro 821 Commercial Snowblower
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- In today's video,you will be seeing some satisfying snow removal. I'll be pushing my toro 821 commercial snowblower to it's snow removal limits.
We are going to test my brand new Toro Power Clear 821 RC Commercial Snowblower in 8+ inches of snow.
These models are apparently new to this year. Let me know if you would like to see more videos in the future on this new Toro Power Clear 821 RC Commercial Snowblower. What do you think of this new toro snowblower? Is this new toro 821 snowblower worth it?
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
1:47 - Satisfying Snow Removal
4:30 - Another Camera Angle
5:51 - Close Up Shot
7:08 - Review
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I have the Honda. It’s really awsome. Owned now for 3 years it really works great. Highly recommend
The slide at 6:37 made me smile.
Haha yeah almost slipped a little later
I live in the upper peninsula of Michigan. We average about 100” of snow a year where I live. I frikken hate snow. But love it when the lakes and rivers freeze. So I can go ice fishing.
What I've always liked about the Toro single stage is they're light enough to muscle around by hand when the need arises. Bought my first one brand new in 1992 and had it 20 years. I've had several since then but none had the longevity of my first.
I had mine for 30 years, just died yesterday. It was a workhorse and it will be hard to replace.
Theses things eat 20 inches of snow no problem I’ve done 5ft wind drifts with one of theses there great
Great video, amazing quality too. Just bought mine up here in Canada, hopefully it'll be enough to clear my driveway for many years to come!
5:06 snowblowers got a blow off valve 😂. Nice video. Just ordered one of these, binging your videos.
Living in the South, I'd never seen anyone use a blower.. we so rarely have snow and the world shuts down until it's cleared naturally.. thank you for this one too.
Thanks for watching:)
Great job
Great video. I own a few Honda hs621 and Hs721. Was thinking about possibly getting a toro 821. I gotta say it seems this toro doesn't blow as well as the Hs621.
Imo the Honda Hs621 is the best single stage blower ever built, blows better than the 721. I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone.
Awesome video
Good video. You got a lot more snow than we did. Maybe it’s making it’s way to me...🥶 Have a safe New Year!
Happy new year Kyle!
That is impressive for a single stage
I like your new toy. It does a very good job
Bought a newer model Toro last year. I definitely prefer the one stage over a two stage blower any day! A two stage does a great job but they're just too damn slow! We're getting slammed here in Ohio today & tomorrow, my Toro has already gone through 4 inches like nothing! Expecting up to 8 inches more tonight into tomorrow morning. Can't wait to fire it up again!
Awesome thanks for sharing my friend 👍
Hoo boy, almost enough to make me respect single stage blowers 🤣 after years of shoveling (! In wisconsin) my neighbors finally got a wimpy electric single stage this year. Pretty sure they could have shoveled this last snowfall faster 😄
On the other hand, folks running a service with a pickup with a plow on front, that Toro's probably all you need.
Yes sir sometimes I run just this toro during my snow removal routes. Portable and easy enough to lift into my truck without having to use ramps. Thanks for watching!
Guy on craigslist has a demo Honda 720 for $495. so I was thinking about snow blowers, but looks like they're all the same. Watching you reminded me of years past with my 20 year old Honda. Nothing really new to write home about.
I can’t wait for Winter. This Summer has been brutal. 🥵
Same here! Haha
Me because I can’t wait to use mine!
Will your machine pull itself along when you tilt the machine forward? My old Toro CCR 2-stroke wants to pull me forward when I do that and it is truly effortless unless it's wet snow.
Just take 1/2 bites......Had single stage toro's since they came out......I still have my 2 stroke runs fine.. It might take a bit longer in deep wetter snow but taking 1/2 bites will make it fly and less stress on that little piston..
Looks like a nice machine. Do you know is there a good aftermarket brand for the plastic scraper blades? I have a Honda Single stage and I burn through them pretty quickly.
I've had good luck ordering Oregon rebranded parts. Check them out
I would definitely choose this over the Honda HS720 for the fact that it has the 252cc engine vs Honda’s GC190 (187cc). Maybe Honda one day will slap the GX270 on their single stage. Appreciate you posting as there still aren’t too many videos of this newest snowblower.
Definitely would take this over the Honda any day. I think toro right now has one of the best single stage snowblowers available.
I ran a 721R to clear 150 ft of wide sidewalk at a previous employer. We had to keep it up constantly so I rarely moved more than 4 inches. What always impressed was how well it would clear the smallest amounts of snow right down to the pavement. And at a jogging speed.
Yeah things power clears are amazing
hello, i wanted to know if there is any video of yours for comparing HS720 to toro 721..? I am somehow inclined towards Honda.. what are your views...?
nice machine, I have a 5 hp Toro 3000 GTS that we've owned for 22 years. Suzuki 2 stroke. Might be time to upgrade.
Your dog wants you to come in now, lol
I think it is definitely time to upgrade. Yeah no my husky wants to run around the neighborhood if I let him out
Hey Fill. Just picked up my 500$ 1999 Ford Ranger that runs and drives and only has one hole in the frame in front of the shock mount in the rear. It is awesome!!! I saw your website earlier today and I love it. You are such an inspiration!! Check out a SUBURBAN Gorilla. It is a HUMMER kit that turns pickup trucks and old suburbans into fully functional pickup truck HUMVEES with anything you could want.I am not going that route but I am putting a welding rig bed on my Ranger along with a Drill Press and a knuckle boom crane which I could have used today. I will have to see if I can post a couple pics and see f you can get them. Thank you for your inspiration Fill.Happy New Year!!
Have a happy new years my friend!
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If you get this kinda snow regularly I’d go through the bulk with a 2 stage first and then a cleanup run with a single stage
Leaning over to move the chute looks to be a pain in the ass.
with this new model im getting ideas if i can pop a bigger engine on my old toro blower when the engine dies.... just gotta check the pulley and engine mount locations and see if a predator engine will fit.
Yeah it's possible to 12 swap an older toro. Like you said, just make sure bolt holes line up to mounting plate and you have clearances everywhere. Might need to remove the predator gas tank though
Just out of curiosity - for a business, what is the advantage of choosing the Powerclear over the Snowmaster? Is it the idea of having a simple (less stuff to break) item to pair with a large Powermax for the tough stuff?
Weight difference. I like power clears because I can actually lift them into the bed of my truck
Does it pull itself along or do you have to push it?
My 84 year old dad who uses a shovel only, would say this is a poorly done job, because he has ocd and wants it down to the blacktop. It's driving me crazy because he's getting too old to be doing this and I don't know what to get him that's extremely lightweight, has wheels to drag it back so he doesn't have to lift it, and is electric.
Any troubles with wheels icing up
Thanks for the video. I have a 721QZE with the 212 cc engine. It's the older model and works great. It appears that your model requires more pushing. On mine, the paddle just pulls you along. I have read that this has been an issue with this new design. Have you found this to be true?
I have the Toro 821RC and I can say it pulls along great! I would expect it pulls the same or better as the 721 considering the engine has more torque. One thing the dealer told me was the commercial RC model had a thicker paddle. Not sure if this is true, need to compare the part numbers of the paddles on them both.
I was running my 821QZE today and I had to push it really hard with only like 2 inches of snow. Where did you also hear about the problem? Update: scraper bar was bent, replaced it now with plastic one.
@@dfmackenzie ... That's the same reason I just sold my
Honda HS 520.
I find this a bit odd. I have a RC 721 with the 212cc engine, and I'm kind of excited at the idea of this new 821, especially since it's been redesigned for easier maintenance (quite a hassle to change the spark plug on mine). I'm surprised though that yours appears to be struggling with the 8" of snow, maybe it was very wet snow? I've never had that kind of problem with mine, not even with 12" of snow, it just motors right through . . .
Don’t get the new 721 the cable is to close to the muffler and will melt it the 821 is better it sits further away!
@@got2getit204 Thanks for that advice. I've been looking into these new model 721's and 821's and have come to the conclusion that the older full shroud models are "better". My motivation is twofold; I had thought of getting a new one for myself, but have decided to keep my unit. I was also thinking about my son, who needs a snowblower, and am going to suggest to him that if he can find one that's like mine, being a few years old (2018 and earlier), that he should consider buying it. As always though, there's a whole different metric to buying a used machine that's concerning too . . .
@@fredberger3155 yeah the one you have is a great one! It’s the one to have!
Thanks for the video and review. I have a 721and like it a lot. Two questions: 1) did you consider the 721 and if so, why the 821? Engine size?, 2) on the new 721, the exhaust blows out over the cable and lower arm assembly. As a result, it melts the plastic housing on the cable. I've only used it 2-3 times (and like the way it operates/handles 4-6" of snow), but I am concerned about the continued heat from the exhaust going onto the cable constantly. It appears that the 821 has the same design. Have you noticed that and if so, are you addressing it with Toro (or on your own)? Thank you!
Well I can say from having one the 821 is that yes I noticed it but on the 821 the engine sits up higher then the 721 engine so the muffler is actually not hitting the wire on the 821 but the 721 it’s like it’s aiming right on the cable! But maybe call toro and ask if there is a fix and or if it is ask can they send you the party out for free! But it would of definitely been a deal breaker! But luckily mine is out the way!
@@got2getit204 good input. appreciate the reply. happy snow season!
@@frankbarresi3480 you got it! And not to mention by it not being a commercial unit and just for a home owner it probably won’t effect it because your not using it all day and that’s why they made the 821 so it sits higher and out the way for people that use it all day but definitely call them and ask because I want to know now!
@@got2getit204 Thanks. I'm returning my 721 QZE as it had some shipping issues - There was oil spilled inside plus a bolt was missing from the front shroud chute assembly. So, rather than continue to deal with some of these initial packing problems/small dent, I bought the 821 QZE. I should receive it this week. It'll be interesting to see the difference(s). I did call Toro and mentioned the exhaust issue over the cable but they said "engineering has the input"...sounds like a DIY adjustment!
@@frankbarresi3480 yeah but you will clearly see the difference in the 821 because the cable sits out the way like it should be! Keep me posted when you get yours!
What’s the difference between this machine and the 821QZE? Looking to step up from a 1994 3hp Toro 2-stroke.
the 821 QZE has an electric start and has a quick-shoot adjustment trigger on the handle. The 821 RC does not have these 2 features.
Qze is homeowner model handle will fold
The handle is also more rigid on the commercial model, not flimsy! Always a positive!
I just got the same one😀 What gas you recommend me?
Ethanol-free Fuel 👍
@@fillslawncare ok thanks a lot .
I hope it snow tomorrow so I can try this thing
@@dsantostv3711 I think you'll like it alot! I've enjoyed using it many times this year
Nice video. I bet you a older toro 2 cycle will pass in that snow like noting.
I would want to find an older CCR and compare them side by side
Fill’s lawn care. What state are y’all in?
Washington
What the difference between this one and the qze version?
Qze has an extra slide chute rotator on the handle
It says 12" in description aand you say 8" in video. Which was it? Looked like about 8-10 to me. Also, it appears that your pushing the machine fairly hard ... the self propel action is not so good? I have an older 2 stroke CCR3650 which is why I say this. When I have more than 6" I have to muscle this thing to death. Forget about the End of Driveway hump that the plow leaves... thats a full workout for me to break thru. I am considering this machine but it looks like you need to muscle it about the same as I am doing. My machine is 6.5 hp. Comments?
So in some areas of the driveway I was PUSHING 12 inches. Majority of the driveway was about 7-10 inches and the snowblower seemed to plow right through the snow. I had to add a little bit of force than I normally would using this machine because of how heavy the snow was. You can see in the video that there isn't much snow blowing around like dust, it's being ejected like clumps instead.
No comment! Because I have 1!
It looks like you had to pick it up off the wheels when you were pushing it.
I did at times
Having to reach forward to swing chute everytime looks like a pita
Shovel then!
@@got2getit204 Or buy the one that has remote!
3:18 - why this old guy has a 2 stage
The redesign was so dumb. Now the exhaust melts the auger cable sheathing. I guess Toro used an intern to do the redesign. Toro's only response is to send a new cable. And after a few uses, the new cable sheathing melts too. So dumb
hmm blowing your snow into the street is kind of a D move, just like the people who plow their driveways across the street and leave the entrails in the road >:(
I don't think a snowblower that isn't self-propelled and isn't two stage should be called a commercial grade snowblower.
Why not?
Not impressed. I had a 3hp Toro that did about the same.
Really? Now that's something to do a video on! I would love to see that snowblower in action. Thanks for your feedback.
I’m betting that was the old Toro 98cc 2 stroke right? I sold mine to buy this new 252cc Toro 4 stroke.
@@johnnywishbone1349 worth the upgrade?
These paddle style blowers don't work very good at the end of driveways. Mine would stall when I would hit a frozen chunk of ice
In all these videos everyone is blowing snow the complete width of the driveway instead of starting in the middle only having to blow the snow half the distance I've been plowing snow and moving snow for 40 years and everybody that does these videos doesn't seem to have one minute of common Sense
Good for your 40 years experience. You're much older than me, I take it. Maybe post some videos on your channel so that the younger generation could learn how to do it right.
Thx,I'll be sure not to buy that one.