When the snow piles up, a good snow blower makes clearing your driveway or sidewalk a whole lot easier. Theisen's carries snow blowers built for everything from a light dusting to heavy, wet snowfall. Shop trusted brands like Ariens, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, and Yardmax, and find the right machine for your property.
For smaller driveways and lighter snowfall, a single-stage snow blower gets the job done without the extra size or cost. These compact machines are easy to maneuver and store, making them a great fit for sidewalks, patios, and shorter driveways. Troy-Bilt's Squall 123R is a solid single-stage option for quick, everyday snow cleanup.
If you're dealing with bigger driveways or deeper snow, a two-stage snow blower offers more power and throwing distance to help you clear ground faster. Self-propelled models make the job even easier on longer stretches. Shop two-stage options from Ariens, Cub Cadet, and Yardmax, all built to handle tougher Midwest winters.
When you're facing deep, heavy, or wet snow, a three-stage snow blower adds an accelerator to break through drifts faster and throw snow farther than a standard two-stage machine. Cub Cadet's 3X 28" Three-Stage Snow Blower is built for those extreme snow days when you need serious clearing power.
The best type of snow blower depends on your unique situation. Consider the size of the area you need to clear and how much snow you typically get. Smaller spaces with light snow are well suited to a single-stage blower, while larger driveways or heavier snowfall usually call for a two-stage or three-stage machine. Popular brands like Cub Cadet and Yardmax are great options.
The main difference is how much snow they can handle. Single-stage blowers use one mechanism to pick up and throw snow, making them best for light snow. Two-stage blowers have an extra part that helps throw snow farther and handle deeper snow. Three-stage models add even more power to break up heavy, packed snow faster.
Yes. Theisen's carries snow blower parts and accessories, including shear pins and protective add-ons like snow cabs, to help you maintain your machine and stay comfortable while clearing snow. Shop parts and accessories online or in-store.
Price mainly comes down to size and stage. Single-stage models tend to be the most affordable option for smaller areas, while two-stage and three-stage machines cost more due to their added power, engine size, and clearing width. Check individual product pages for current pricing.