The Toro 38381 updates the popular 1800 Power Curve line with a 15-amp motor, larger 6-inch wheels, ergonomic handle, and improved chute control (lever + zip deflector). At 25 lbs, it clears 18-inch paths, throws snow 30 feet, and moves 700 lbs/min.
Light to moderate snow (up to 12 inches), paved driveways, decks, patios. Not for heavy/wet snow, ice, or gravel. Gas two-stage models suit severe conditions.
Well-rated predecessor (4/5 stars). Upgrades target real user pain points. Solid choice for typical suburban snow removal.
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