PowerSmart 26" 252cc Two-Stage
A 26-inch 252cc gas two-stage with electric start, 4 forward and 2 reverse speeds and a 45-foot throw.
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A 27-inch 252cc gas two-stage with power steering, LED headlight and adjustable auger height.

The ST227 targets homeowners with large driveways. Trigger steering makes turning easier, and the ribbon auger feeds snow into the impeller for steady throwing in frozen or wet snow. Adjustable auger height gives extra protection on rough surfaces.
About this category — Gas two-stage machines trade quiet and convenience for raw capacity. The auger feeds an impeller that throws snow far, which suits long driveways, deep snow and wet, heavy drifts. Expect routine upkeep: fresh fuel, an oil check each season, and occasional shear-pin or belt attention.
| Clearing width | 27 in |
|---|---|
| Engine | 252cc, 7.75 HP |
| Start | Electric via power outlet |
| Auger | Ribbon, two-stage |
| Steering | Trigger controls with power steering |
| Tires | X-trac, differential locking |
| Lighting | LED headlight |
| Extras | Adjustable auger height |
| Intake height | 23 in |
| Speeds | 6 forward / 1 reverse, friction-disc drive |
| Weight | 212 lb |
| Dimensions | 59 x 28 x 40.5 in |
| Fuel tank | 0.69 gal (2.6 L) |
| Tires | 15 x 5 in X-trac |
| Warranty | 3 yr residential (dealer listings) |
Specifications come from the Amazon listing and manufacturer information. Confirm current details before you buy.
Source: Husqvarna.com specifications, dealer specification sheets and the Amazon listing
Husqvarna lists the ST227 with a 27-inch clearing width and a 23-inch intake height, powered by a 252cc, 7.75-hp engine with push-button electric start. The friction-disc transmission offers six forward speeds and one reverse, and the machine rides on 15 x 5 inch X-trac tires.
It weighs 212 pounds and measures about 59 x 28 x 40.5 inches. The handles adjust to four heights, trigger-controlled power steering helps in turns, and the LED headlight, reversible skid shoes and a clearing stick are included. The fuel tank holds roughly 0.69 gallons, and dealer listings give a sound level of 85 dB(A) at the operator’s ear.
Dealers list a three-year residential warranty, and some mention a longer engine warranty, so check the terms for your purchase. Husqvarna’s sources do not state a throw distance, so we do not give one. Assembly is required.
Plan on a short seasonal routine: fresh fuel treated with stabilizer, an oil check, a look at the shear pins or bolts and belts, and a test start before the first storm. Run the engine dry or stabilize the fuel at the end of winter. That upkeep is the price of the extra capacity. Follow the owner’s manual for this specific model when storing fuel. Gasoline can deteriorate during storage; the manual will state whether to use a stabilizer, drain the fuel system or take other steps, and which fuel blends are permitted.
Power steering and trigger controls. The main trade-off to weigh: large size and weight can make storage and transport harder.
Homeowners with large driveways who want easy turning and strong traction.
Push-button electric start through a power outlet connection.
Yes, an LED headlight.
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