Honda (32") 389cc Two-Stage Track Drive Snow Blower w/ 12-Volt Electric Start

This is the one. Stop looking at all the others and thinking that the price difference is not worth it. Everything about this machine is quality, and if you have an eye for detail, you will know it was money well spent.

This snow blower is awesome.it blows the snow unbelievable and all of the new features are excellent
I had the old 1332 made in japan and this new one is much better in all areas.this is the king of snow blowers.

Bought a Honda 1332 it was shipped factory direct. Tracking was great delivered by R&L shipping. Now waiting on snow will update when used. Two neighbors have 928's and they work like a charm don't be fooled by a cheaper snow blower.

You will fight blowing snow or you can really throw it. My yard man served me well for 20 years but its was always work, once I used a Honda it was a no-brainer good luck with you choice but buy the Honda.

The primary reason I chose this model is that with tracks the scraper bar can be set from 0 to 5 inches above the surface. The hydraulic piston holds this setting very well. With tracks the machine balances along the length of the tracks rather than just on the bottom of a wheel. Thus, I can keep it low for doing the drive and the street but set it to skim an inch or so above the lawn when plowing from my drive to my workshop 120' away.

I am no longer throwing grass and dirt. My drive to the shop is gravel and again adjusting the height works well there too. This is a quick adjustment by just pushing on a lever and tilting the machine. My asphalt main drive to the house is in very bad shape. I found that this machine needed something else due to all the dips and pits. I decided to add the front skids in addition to the supplied rear ones. This eliminated the rough ride on a driveway that has major chunks missing. When doing the paved road everything was fine before adding the front skids.

We will replace the paved drive when the warm weather returns. I set the front skid shoes so that the scraper bar is just a tiny bit above the paved driveway. The power steering works amazingly well and saves my back. I also added the cab and I am staying dry no matter what the wind does.

I did break a shear pin when a large rock appeared out of nowhere. This was the shear pin to the impeller and not the auger. It was a simple replacement with the extras supplied. The shear pins on the auger should never break as the engine will automatically stop if a jam occurs. There is a light on the dash to indicate this. The 12 volt start with an on-board battery is a nice extra.

The primary reason I chose this model is that with tracks the scraper bar can be set from 0 to 5 inches above the surface. The hydraulic piston holds this setting very well. With tracks the machine balances along the length of the tracks rather than just on the bottom of a wheel. Thus, I can keep it low for doing the drive and the street but set it to skim an inch or so above the lawn when plowing from my drive to my workshop 120' away.

I am no longer throwing grass and dirt. My drive to... more

We live in CO at 8,300 ft. I bought this snow blower because the garden tractor that came with our house could not make it up the inclined end of our driveway. We have had some pretty deep snows the last few years and I was tired of digging out by hand. Our most recent snow was only about 5".

The Honda engine turned over immediately with the first key turn. It took a minute or two to coordinate the hand controls but after that, no problems. It threw the snow well. I was happiest, though, when we came to the incline and it went up as if it were on level ground. I hope that performance continues when the deeper, wetter snows arrive! So far, so good!

We live in CO at 8,300 ft. I bought this snow blower because the garden tractor that came with our house could not make it up the inclined end of our driveway. We have had some pretty deep snows the last few years and I was tired of digging out by hand. Our most recent snow was only about 5".

The Honda engine turned over immediately with the first key turn. It took a minute or two to coordinate the hand controls but after that, no problems. It threw the snow well. I was... more

This unit is unstoppable and easily clears my large driveway. I also enjoy the height adjuster for making lawn paths and not demanding anything.

My only and large issue with this blower is the lack of heated hand grips. That's a basic feature on most blowers.

Works perfect!

The oil fill hole feels like it's almost sideways at a less than 45 degree angle. So you will need a flexible funnel to fill it.

We haven't had any measurable snowfall to try our this monster with unseasonably warm weather however, it certainly looks intimidating sitting in my garage.

From initial observations, this machine appears to be very well built, what you would expect from a legendary company like Honda.

Do wonder why Honda can't include hand warmers as an option on the Flagship models? Will update review and performance rating when I actually get to use it.

Clifford, the Big Red Blower. He is powerful yet swift. He is grizzly yet sleek. His tracks are full and luscious. 4 inches? No problem. 8 inches? No problem. 24 inches? No problem. 32 inches? No problem. If you want to get the job done, and look extremely good doing it, get Clifford, the Big Red Blower.

Best snow blower I've ever owned. Throws the snow a mile!! Great features, easy to maneuver, and handles great!! Don't look any more - this machine is it Hands Down!!

Took delivery in October just to make sure and I'm glad I did, since they're sold out now. Not much snow until just before Christmas 18", then 2 or 3 6" snowfalls since then, until this week. Now averaging 12 inches of fresh snow per day, which means 4 foot on my eave side deck... a day... tired of running it but wow a real snow buster here. I clear about 4000 square feet, some over gravel and rock, so occasionally the engine stops when it picks up a rock.

Saves having to replace shear pins all the time. That's when the electric start comes in really handy. Overall a great machine for my purposes, Sierra Cement they call it, because it's wet and heavy. Love the track clutches too, makes turning or cutting into a hard bank easy, and with the adjustable height I don't have to stop to change settings, I can just do it on the fly. Only at 20 hours so we'll see at a hundred, but so far so good. Only drawback, the handlebars are too low for me, and I'm only 6'1", so tall people beware.

Took delivery in October just to make sure and I'm glad I did, since they're sold out now. Not much snow until just before Christmas 18", then 2 or 3 6" snowfalls since then, until this week. Now averaging 12 inches of fresh snow per day, which means 4 foot on my eave side deck... a day... tired of running it but wow a real snow buster here. I clear about 4000 square feet, some over gravel and rock, so occasionally the engine stops when it picks up a rock.

Saves having to... more