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John Deere 726 Modified Monster Snow Blower clearing 12 snowfall on natural crushed rock driveway. This JD snowblower was modified from its original 7hp Tecumseh to a 11hp Briggs & Stratton Intek / Powerbuilt engine using most of the original John Deere parts with exception of the turret crank handle support and the guides for lower part of deck. The John Deere 726 Modification took place 1 year before the JD 1032 project.

Bolingbrook, IL (PRWEB) February 11, 2008

It’s hard to get an honest, straight-forward product recommendation anymore — especially when it comes to electric, single stage and two stage snowblowers.

Most snowblower retailers are loyal to the single brand on their shelves, according to Jon Hoch, founder of SnowBlowersDirect.com.

“Guess what? The Ariens dealer is going to recommend Ariens. The MTD dealer is going to recommend MTD. Surprise!” jokes Hoch.

So, how do you truly know how each snowblower model stacks up?

SnowBlowersDirect.com just launched “SBD Recommends” to help shoppers compare the top snow blower brands in 6 different categories:

Electric Snowblowers
Single Stage Snow Blowers
Two Stage Consumer Grade Snow Blowers
Two Stage Prosumer Grade Snow Blowers
Two Stage Professional Grade Snowblowers
Two Stage Professional Grade Snowblowers with Tracks

The recommendations are more than simply ranking snowblowers into electric, single stage and two stage. Everyone already does that, says Hoch.

In addition, they’re not just a list of best sellers. Just because it’s a best seller doesn’t give it “Best-in-Class” status.

The e-tailer combined the sales history, customer reviews and some personal insight to generate their final recommendations.

“We’ve been selling power equipment online since 2002. We know what’s great. We know what’s junk. And, we’re not afraid to say so,” says Hoch.

Once the dust and data settled, only 18 of snow blowers sold by SnowBlowersDirect.com were given the prestigious “SBD Recommends” status.

Click Here to See the Snowblower Recommendations

In addition, Hoch personally wrote online reviews for each snow blower, explaining why the company recommended it.

By providing the recommendations and reviews, SnowBlowersDirect.com hopes to arm shoppers with enough ammunition to pick the perfect snow blower for their needs.

“We’re loyal to our customers – not our suppliers,” says Hoch. “Our intention is to make the shopping experience as simple as possible. We hope they appreciate our honesty.”

Power Equipment Direct operates four niche online superstores. In addition to SnowBlowersDirect.com, the Bolingbrook, IL-based company operates AirCompressorsDirect.com, ElectricGeneratorsDirect.com and PressureWashersDirect.com.

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Snow Blowers Direct Now Offering Ariens and Sno-Tek

Bolingbrook, IL (PRWEB) September 2, 2009

SnowBlowersDirect.com – is expanding its online product offering with the inclusion of the complete 2009-2010 line of Ariens two-stage snow blowers, including the new line of Sno-Tek snowblowers.

These new Sno-Tek snow blowers by Ariens, give consumers a quality, durable option in the entry-level two-stage snowblower market, by a name they know and trust.

With the addition of these new product lines, the two-stage snow blower category now has a wider offering.

“These new Sno-Tek snowblowers feature the same durability as the Ariens two-stage snow blowers. However, they have a more affordable recoil start engine instead,” said Jon Hoch, founder and CEO of Power Equipment Direct, the parent company of SnowBlowersDirect.com.

In addition to carrying Ariens and Sno-Tek two-stage models, SnowBlowersDirect.com also carries a complete line of Murray, Poulan Pro, Snapper, Yard Machines by MTD, Snow Joe and Toro snow blowers and accessories.

Power Equipment Direct operates nine niche online superstores. In addition to SnowBlowersDirect.com, the Bolingbrook, IL-based company operates AirCompressorsDirect.com, ElectricGeneratorsDirect.com, PressureWashersDirect.com, MowersDirect.com, WaterPumpsDirect.com, SumpPumpsDirect.com, ChainSawsDirect.com and LogSplittersDirect.com

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RepairClinic.com is Warming Up for Winter with Snow Blower Parts

Canton, MI (Vocus) December 2, 2010

RepairClinic.com, Canton, MI-based online parts retailer of appliance parts, kicks off the winter season by adding snow blower replacement parts to their growing outdoor power equipment product line. With the frigid temperatures approaching and heavy snowfall expected, RepairClinic is prepared for all of their customers’ snow removal needs. RepairClinic will carry OEM and some after-market parts for four major brands of snow blowers: Ariens, Toro, MTD, and Murray. A wide selection of replacement parts will be available including belts, bearings, paddles, and maintenance kits.

Also available to RepairClinic customers are Briggs & Stratton and Honda small engines and a full line of tune-up and replacement parts for Briggs & Stratton, Honda, Tecumseh, Kawasaki, and Kohler small engines.

RepairClinic continues to build its outdoor power equipment inventory in preparation for warmer weather in 2011.

About RepairClinic:

RepairClinic.com® is an online retailer of replacement parts for household appliances, vacuum cleaners, lawn mowers, and outdoor power equipment. RepairClinic has an extensive inventory of more than one million parts for over 100 different brands and has an incomparable return policy allowing any part to be returned within 30 days for money back. RepairClinic assists more than 75,000 customers each month with free repair help, including videos, diagrams, and customized repair diagnosis. RepairClinic operates an 86,000 sq. ft facility in Canton, MI, that employs over 100 employees. For more information, please visit http://www.RepairClinic.com.

Media Contact: Raina Bell, PR Manager, RepairClinic.com, 734-495-3079 Ext. 266

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