Review on ST656 G160H by Stanislaw Kosciukiew ᠌

I had hoped that with a solid and dependable shovel, I would be able to make it through this winter, but February was not kind to me. It first started snowing on Thursday. I placed an order for a snow blower first thing on Friday morning. On Saturday at thirteen o'clock, I had already removed it from the point of contention. I moved it to the garage, put it together, added oil and gasoline to the crankcase, started the engine, and let it run for approximately twenty minutes with the idle speed. The debut was a smashing success. On the very first try, the engine fired right up. The wind carried snow from the tunnel to the tops of the buildings. On Sunday, I traveled to the countryside with some friends and brought the device with me. My expectations for how well the snow blower would work were far exceeded by its performance. The road was hit with such force that fifty centimeters of snow, and occasionally even more, were thrown off of it. Snow that has been piled and compacted. This is an outstanding performance. In under an hour, I was able to clear the road leading from the site to the highway, which was three meters wide and more than fifty meters long, as well as the parking lot at the entrance, which was six by six meters. Cleaned up and all of the tracks throughout the nation. The results of this unit have consistently produced only positive impressions. The continued operation will reveal both its benefits and drawbacks. By the way, because the package was damaged, I was able to get a discount on it. The snow blower has suffered no damage in any way. The only two things that may be considered flaws in the product are the absence of two spare pins for the augers (there are four in the kit), as well as a 5mm screw for tensioning the auger drive wire (I found a long 5mm screw in the garage, bent it, and locked it, and everything worked out fine). Therefore, my friends, buy it and put it to use; you will not be sorry.