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Murray Snow Blowers - Reviews & Complaints

WriterGuy | May 30, 2011 |

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When it comes down to serious investments decisions made to make life easier, a snow blower should always be somewhere at the top of the list. With a snow blower, piggy-backing the kid to the bus stop is a thing of the past.

Investing wisely in a snow blower will save the back from shoveling the walk and driveway, and save on the chiropractor bills. Investment in a snow blower will certainly pay off in the long haul.

A good selection of snowblowers to look at is the Murray snow blowers. These blowers are easy to store and work great from the first snow of the season to the last.

As with any other top brands, these snow blowers are offered in the heavy-duty dual-stage snow blowing models. Knowledge of what stage of snow blower is needed, depends on snow patterns associated with a particular region. This will be the single most important decisive factor when investing in a snow blower.

With the Murray dual-stage snow blower products, an electric start engine installation is a really nice feature. The blower's powerful Briggs & Stratton engine makes mixing gasoline and oil a process left to the old lawnmower for summer jobs.

For heavy-duty winter jobs this brand of snowblowers fits the bill rather nicely. Murray blowers are well worth the investment as they can be half the price of other compatible snow blowers.

This snowblower was designed to be user-friendly for clearing away driveways and walkways. An exclusive design just for the Murray snow blowers is the free-flow exhaust side and rectangular discharge chute, which is used to prevent clogging issues.

This feature is really nice on the 190 degree rotational slide. The dual-stage Murray snow blowers adapt very well to heavy wet snowy conditions. A special augur impeller works in conjunction with the rotating augers to force the snow along the slide.

If traction becomes a problem with the single-stage snowblower, a tire chain grip would be required. The dual-stage snow blower has enough torque power to over come this minor detail in hauls leading up steep grades.

The kick backs are that they are not assembled, but can be assembled completely, before the first season’s snow flake starts to fall. An adjustable scraper blade can control the side drift pile ups and make the passage of the snow blower a lot easier to handle.

Highly visible and well-marked user-friendly controls are easy to use to maneuver the dual-stage Murray snow blowers. Most models have the electric start engine, which is extremely nice to have on a snow blower.

The self-propelled transmission keeps power right where the handler needs the power to be. This snow blower comes with a Briggs & Stratton engine with a steel auger and a clearing path of 24-inches.

The drawback is that while the snow blower lines of Murray products are compatible with other snowblowers of their class, it is not the least expensive model on the market. As serious investment decisions go, the Murray snow blower is more than worth that investment.