Honda HSS928ATD 28.0″ Two-Stage Snow Blower

Description

Honda HSS928ATD 28 Inch Electric Start Track Snow Blower

The end of the driveway is where snow blowers earn their price. When the plow passes, it leaves a dense, wet ridge that a weaker machine stalls in. The HSS928ATD meets it with a 270 cc GX270 engine, a large impeller rated at 1,900 lb per minute and tracks that keep pushing, plus a DC electric key start so the machine is running the moment the plow is gone.

Built for the Plow Ridge

The serrated, bearing-supported auger breaks up ice chunks before the impeller throws them up to 52 feet. The hydrostatic drive lets the operator slow to a crawl into the densest part of the ridge without changing the auger’s speed, and the tracks keep traction where wheels would spin on compacted ice.

Key Start, No Cord

The electric starter runs from an onboard battery, so the machine starts from wherever it is parked with no outlet. A recoil starter is kept as a backup. Turning the chute with the electric joystick through 198 degrees helps put the plow’s snow back onto the lawn rather than the street.

HSS928ATD Figures

• 28.0 in clearing width, 21.7 in height
• Discharge up to 52 ft, capacity 1,900 lb/min
• Electric DC key start plus recoil
• 1.3 gal fuel tank
• Gas-strut auger height control
• 276 lb dry; warranty 3 years residential, 1 year commercial

Clearing Before It Sets

Plow ridges harden quickly as the temperature drops. Clearing within an hour of the plow passing is easier on the machine than attacking a frozen ridge, and much easier on its shear bolts.

Light for Early Starts

The 12 volt, 6 watt LED headlight lights the path ahead in early-morning darkness and through falling snow, which matters when the driveway has to be clear before the commute.

Comparing the HSS928ATD

The HSS928AT is the same machine with recoil start only and 11 lb less weight. The wheeled HSS928AWD offers key start on flat pavement, and owners facing the deepest drifts can step to the 31.9 inch HSS1332ATD.