Classic Accessories Two-Stage Snow Thrower Cover

This cover is absolutely awesome! I ordered a cover from the place that sold us the snow blower. After one good gust during a nor'easter, it took flight and ended up in the woods - found by a hiker, the same day this cover was delivered. Well, the one that took flight makes a fine bike cover and I could NOT BE MORE PLEASED with this cover. It fits nice and snug and it's not made from cheap plastic. This is a quality cover for very fair $$.It's roomy enough to cover the whole unit, but it has a nice tight fit at the bottom, no way will it take flight like the old cover did. It sheds water, snow and ice.The seller deserves better because he shipped me a quality product in a very timely fashion and it took me till now to finish my review. I highly recommend this product and when I'm in need again of this type of product I'll gladly shop this seller first!

This cover fits my older Ariens snow blower with room to spare.The cover is lightweight but is reinforced at key points. With a little care installing and removing (so as to not cut it on any sharp edges) , this cover will last a long time. I have had the cover for a year now and it just like when I first got it. The elastic bottom has not loosened a bit and still holds it well in place. I do not have a garage so I use the cover all year to protect the blower from the elements.I would recommend this cover to anyone. Great product at a good price.

It's a little thinner than I thought it would be, I imagined it as more like a grill cover but its more like a raincoat. I bought it for a 22" snowblower that I leave on my deck to clear it and it fits it just fine, the elastic bottom is a plus. I dont think it would fit my 24" machine too well which while only 2" wider is a much larger/heavier machine overall. I'm a little worried about the drive and auger engagement handles eventually wearing though, I may throw a plastic cup over each before putting the cover on so that they don't have such a sharp edge on the cover. There is a built in pouch that the cover stores in but it seems like it would be a pain to fold/roll it to fit. Time will tell how well it lasts in the weather for now, this fits the bill. It was relatively inexpensive, fits well and is certainly water proof and a lot less hassle than the huge plastic bag that I used in the past.

It's size is a little smaller than my new Smart Power 24 but it fits well. There is a tag saying "FRONT". Put it on the inside front and the built-in bag holder will be on the inside when installed. It even covers the wheels. HAPPY !!!

Fits exactly as expected. You have to put it over the handles first but there is a tag saying where the front is so it's easy to figure out. My first snowblower was about a 24" cut and the cover fit with room to spare however it broke (RIP) and I replaced it with a large Craftsman 9.5 hp 29" cut snowblower. It's a somewhat snug fit but covers everything except a small part of the wheel. Considering the size difference in snow blowers, I'm very happy with how the cover fits. I'd purchase it again if I were ever to get another snow blower.

I had previously used a grill cover from Lowes as a snow blower cover. It was inexpensive (~$15), constructed from moderately heavy plastic, with a soft, non-woven polyester lining. It fit pretty well. Looked like it would be pretty durable. But within 2 years, the plastic degraded from UV exposure and cracked everywhere. Even before that, the sharp points on the blower (handles, shoot) started to damage the cover.I mention this just as a point of comparison, because when this cover arrived, I was surprised at how thin the material was. No lining at all. It was so thin (and just slightly stretchy) that I at first thought it was simply a sheet of plastic with an embossed pattern, but on closer examination of an edge, where I could spot some fraying, I could see it actually was woven from fine threads.Given this, I'm pretty skeptical that it will hold up. Although if the material is tear resistant, and adequately UV resistant, it doesn't need to be thick or lined to do the job. Only time will tell.They did bother to double up on the material in a few places, such as over the shoot, which should improve the durability, but oddly they didn't bother to double up the material around the handles, which often have pointy levers and ends.If you hold the cover up to the light, you'll also see light streaming through all the pinholes made by the stitching on the seams. (Some seams span across the engine.) What's worse is that the manufacturer/importer (Classic Accessories) warns in the instructions not to use soap when you wash the cover, otherwise you will "remove the protective coatings added by the factory." Which means rain exposure is also likely to eventually wash off that coating. So I'm doubting how well it will remain waterproof and am planning to use plastic to cover the blower's engine, and use this cover to shield the plastic from UV exposure and keep it from blowing away.It doesn't feel like a $30 product. More recently I looked at other grill covers at Lowes that cost more than the original one I used, but less than this product. They used a coarse woven nylon like material - more like a canvas - and with a lining. Much more durable in appearance than this product, and what I was expecting this product to be.On the up side, it fit my compact 24" Snapper with plenty of room.I would recommend this if you are looking for a dust cover to put over your snow blower while it is stowed in your garage. Something you'll remove once in the winter and put back in the spring.It doesn't appear to be a good choice to weather protect a blower that is stored outside.

We have had this cover for over 13 years now. It fits good over the 26 inch Toro blower. It gets very little sunlight in the garage, so it has very little fade. Easy to put on, easy to take off. Recommended.

Bought this cover for a Husqvarna St224. Fits nice but, you must put it on from back to front. Not a problem, just slip cover over the handles first. I would not call the fit on the 224 snug, it will probably fit the next size up snow blower without a problem. Shock cord keeps it tight around the bottom. Material seems light but it is surprisingly strong. I gave it a real good pull by hand figuring it would just rip but it held without any signs of weakening. If first impressions mean anything with this cover, I should get at least a couple of years use out of it. Will be using this as an outside cover so I will give updates. (especially if it fails in some way)