Troy-Bilt 123cc 21" Single-Stage Snow Thrower with Gas Engine, 31A-2M5G766

Toro is an excellent brand, very reliable products. Walmart offered the best price, and followed up with communication of delivery. Delivery arrived at the time I was told it would.

Amazing, best quality and easy to handle. Bought mine a few years ago and it still works like brand new. Definitely worth the money and I will recommend this snowblower to anyone who is looking for quality tools.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The snowblower started right up on the first pull and worked beautifully in the 6 inches of snow we just received.

Easy to put together. Had about a 5 inch snow and this thing chugged through that with no problem. Cleaned both the driveways and sidewalks. Took 3 or 4 pulls to get it started, not sure if that had anything to do with the choke, or prime button. Now that it is warmer weather, I will need to find out how to drain the gas tank. It is important with small engines like these to never use gas with Ethanol .

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I ordered this right before the snow storm we had in Jan. Glad I did. It cleared our driveway with ease and helped my elderly neighbours as well. When I first received it the auger did not engage and after closer inspection the bolt holding the auger was loose. Once tightened everything worked as expected.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) After a few uses I am quite impressed with the cleaning power of this machine. It is easy to handle. The only negative I have is the small 7" plastic wheels. I would have preferred a 10" wheel with at least a rubber tread.

I really like it. It was really good but when I got it parts of it were broken no, I did not return it because I needed it right away. So I have a few broken parts, but it's in my shed waiting for next year.

This is an excellent snowblower. Removes snow easily and throws it a good distance. Why the 1 star rating? Because, like others, the left wheel fell off the first time I used it. Seriously Troy-Bilt, the snowblower is excellently made but you can't figure out how to keep a $1.50 push cap on the wheel assembly? My advice to anyone having this problem, do what I did. I took the wheel to my local hardware store to make sure the push cap was the correct size and I bought 4 of them so I would have extras. $8 I really shouldn't have had to spend but it will keep me from going back when the right one falls off. Couple of taps with a hammer and I was back in business. Troy-Bilt, even if it means using a cotter pin, fix this issue.

Had to request a replacement. Product was missing the engine cover from the factory. Very disappointed!

today the wheel came off what do we do