Toro's 24-Inch Electric Single-Stage Snow Blower With Tons of 'Raw Power' Is $300 Off at Lowe's
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Why We Love This Deal
Lowe’s end-of-year Closeout Event is in full swing, and it features opportunities to save on premium snow removal equipment, mid-season. All kinds of snow blowers are seeing special discounts, even the higher-end machines, at a time when the U.S. is seeing snow almost every day. Right now, you can even get one of Toro’s powerful single-stage electric snow blowers for $300 off, and it still includes two batteries.
The Toro SnowMaster 60V 24-Inch Snow Blower is on sale for just $1,299 at Lowe’s right now, a 19% discount off its full price of $1,599. This self-propelled, single-stage unit is built for speed, control, and serious winter performance, with enough battery power to clear driveways and walkways.
Toro SnowMaster 60V 24-Inch Single-Stage Self-Propelled Snow Blower, $1,299 (was $1,599) at Lowe’s
What Shoppers Should Know
- Operation: 60V batteries
- Motor: Brushless DC motor
- Stage: Single-stage
- Start: Push-start
- Clearing Width: 24 inches
- Intake Height: 18 inches
- Tire Diameter: 11 inches
- Machine Weight: 135 pounds
- Max Throw Distance: 34 feet
- Best For: Small to large properties
This blower is a single-stage model, which means the auger makes direct contact with the ground to pull the machine forward while throwing snow, all in one motion. This design makes it lighter, faster, and far more maneuverable compared to bulkier two-stage blowers, which is especially handy for paved driveways, sidewalks, and end-of-driveway snow piles. Toro’s self-propel system automatically matches your walking speed, while its controls let you adjust the chute and deflector in one smooth movement.
Despite being single-stage, this SnowMaster punches well above its weight thanks to a tall intake and aggressive steel auger that can tear through dense, compacted snow. Power comes from Toro’s 60V Flex Force battery platform, which delivers consistent cold-weather performance without gas, oil changes, or pull starts. According to one reviewer, it's nearly as powerful as the 724 gas-powered model (and now just as affordable). The brushless DC motor automatically optimizes torque and runtime, and the included batteries are compatible with more than 75 other Toro tools.
While two-stage snow blowers are better suited for gravel driveways and extreme snowfall depths, they’re also heavier, slower, and significantly more expensive—often exceeding $2,000. For most suburban homeowners with paved surfaces, a high-powered single-stage model like this Toro clears snow faster, stores more easily, and costs less to own over time—especially when you factor in fuel or maintenance costs. Plus, it's way quieter than gas blowers.
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What Owners Are Saying
One person who previously owned Hondas and other Toro models said this snow blower was on par with their 10-year-old Toro 724. They said, “My drive is 65-feet long and 18-feet wide—we just had 5 inches of snow, and I was able to clear it with over 50% of my 10Ah and 5Ah batteries left.” They also mentioned that the "battery lasted longer than I was expecting.”
Another loved the fact that it has a ton of “raw power,” calling it an “absolute slush slayer.”
With the same price as the 724 model, this 60V Toro SnowMaster is the way to go if you want to save in the long run. While the current sale price goes away on Jan. 28, its stock may be gone well before then, so don’t wait to get one.