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Can't wait to use it Steve, thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the manufacturers are only listing the engine size in CC's now. I was able to locate a 26 inch cc snowblower rated at 6. I also found a site you can access that will have a conversion chart that may help you.
It appears a cc engine will range from 5. I hope this will help you. Power it the most important metric since it is the rate at which work can be done. The story reads as if they got away from HP because manufacturers were abusing the HP metric. Torque is a bad metric, since knowing only the torque you cannot convert to power unless you have the torque curve. Using the displacement only is also a bad metric for reasons that Paul has stated.
Seems unproductive to have gotten away from power as a metric. Because of that the manufactures tried using torque for a while but that also has its problems. Since or so they all dropped HP ratings here in the U.
Hi Pat, Both are good machines for areas of the country that get about 40 inches of snow a year. Both have been around for a while and have a reliability rating. But, given Sears problems right now I would go with the Husqvarna. Hi edward, Yes, the Platinum is a Beast! No one will tell you this but a cc is about 8 HP and the is about 12 HP. So, the cc is plenty of power for most snow but the cc is over-the-top power for ALL snow.
The Ariens Platinum 24 will actually throw inches of heavy snow just about as fast as you can walk! The extra throwing distance comes from not only the larger engine but the Platinum also has a different impeller that gives it more capacity and will throw the snow a little farther than the Deluxe.
Up to 62 tons per hour for the Deluxe and 73 tons per hour for the Platinum. Looking to switch to a 24 inch cc Ariens.
Looks like cc is equal to about 6hp. Does this mean I have less power? Hi airtas18, The cc has the same power as your older Craftsman. Or is the 6. The other problem for you is your old Craftsman actually uses an outdated rating.
The new rating changed in ish that they use for lawn tractors etc. In addition, each manufacturer uses their own internal design so the power can be much different for a given cc.
For example, I used to rebuild a cc motocross engine that was rated about 13 HP but with internal mods could get it to deliver HP. In the 24 inch snow blower arena cc is adequate, cc is good and the acceptable size for MidWest snows, cc will handle most anything and cc is over-the-top power.
Will this be suitable for the extreme winters we get here in Ottawa? My main concern is the snow plough ridge. Will this blower have enough ooomph to get through it? I think these will be sold out by the end of the week if not before.
Briggs has been using the Murray name down here for the big box stores. Wal-Mart, Menards, etc. With no snow so far it looks like they want to get rid of some overstock. For your size driveway it will do the job well. It does not throw as far as a Cub Cadet or Craftsman but it will clear that end of driveway snow quickly and save your back in the process. No power steering, no remote chute deflector. Good Briggs engine. The tires are ok.
The price is great! Add to that Been using an Ariens two stage auger propelled that I got in Nov. It still works fine and had engine and drive redone by Geo. Hofacker Equipment north of Grand Rapids a few years ago.
I like the Ariens; and Cub Cadet compact was well rated. Weight is a factor as I have to move it around. I had a Toro snowblower and thel plastic housing cracked more than once.
Do you have any suggestions for a self propelled upgrade to the Ariens ?
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