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A 28-inch cordless two-stage with 60-foot throw, joystick chute control and heated grips. Batteries and charger are sold separately.

The SNT2800 is EGO’s widest cordless two-stage here. Its 28-inch path and 21-inch intake put it in the same size class as many gas machines, and the manufacturer says two recommended 12.0Ah batteries can clear up to a 32-car driveway with 8 inches of snow on a single charge.
About this category — Battery power means push-button starts, no fuel or oil and much less noise than gas. A two-stage design uses a serrated auger to break up snow and a separate impeller to throw it, so it handles deeper and heavier snow than a single-stage machine. Runtime depends on battery capacity and snow depth, so check which batteries come in the box before you compare.
| Clearing width | 28 in |
|---|---|
| Intake height | 21 in |
| Throw distance | Up to 60 ft |
| Chute | 200° rotation, joystick control |
| Power | EGO 56V ARC Lithium, Peak Power with two batteries |
| Batteries | Not included (two 12.0Ah recommended) |
| Drive | Self-propelled, trigger steering, 16 x 5 in tires |
| Comfort | Heated handle grips |
| Weight | 181 lb without batteries |
| Tires | 16 in, 16 PSI cold pressure |
| Weather rating | IPX4 with battery compartment closed |
| Operating temp | -4°F to 50°F (manual) |
| Warranty | 5-year tool; 5-year battery with registration (listing) |
Specifications come from the Amazon listing and manufacturer information. Confirm current details before you buy.
Source: EGO SNT2800 owner’s manual and Amazon listing
EGO’s manual describes Peak Power as drawing on up to two 56V ARC batteries at once for run time and efficient power draw, and lists the machine at 181 pounds without batteries. That is a substantial weight, but the self-propel drive and the left and right turn levers (each disengages one wheel) are there to help you steer it. Tires are 16 inches and the manual gives 16 PSI as the cold pressure to check before the season.
Weather and cold are covered clearly. The machine is rated IPX4 (splash resistant) as long as the battery compartment is properly closed, and EGO recommends operating between -4°F and 50°F. The manual also tells owners to run the machine for a few minutes after clearing so moving parts do not freeze up.
Protection features include auger-motor overload sensing: if you take too big a bite, the auger slows and, if the overload continues, the motor shuts off. Two shear pins are protecting the gearbox and motor from damage when the auger hits something hard, and the manual lists replacement part numbers.
Ownership is simple: charge the packs after use, store them indoors above freezing, and wipe snow and salt off the housing and auger. Keep a spare battery in mind if you clear a large area, because runtime falls as snow gets deeper and wetter. Check that any battery you already own is compatible before counting it toward the cost.
Wide 28-inch path with a tall 21-inch intake. The main trade-off to weigh: battery and charger are not included, which raises the real cost.
Owners of larger driveways who want gas-class width without fuel, and who may already own EGO batteries.
No. The listing states that the battery and charger are not included, so budget for compatible EGO 56V ARC batteries and a charger.
The manufacturer lists up to 60 feet using Peak Power with two batteries.
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