39901 Toro Single Stage 60V Battery-Powered Snowblower / Snow thrower

Manufacturer: Toro
E21 60V Battery Snowthrower
SKU: 39901
Old price: $829.99
$749.99
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Toro Power Clear e21 60V MAX Snow Blower (Model 39901)

The Toro Power Clear e21 60V MAX Snow Blower (Model 39901) is a compact, cordless single-stage unit designed for reliable snow removal from small to medium driveways, sidewalks, and patios. It features a 21-inch clearing width and a durable 7-inch steel Power Edge™ auger that cuts through moderate snow depths with precision, delivering up to 45 minutes of runtime on a single charge from its 60V 7.5Ah lithium-ion battery. Built for efficiency and convenience, the 39901 is lightweight and easy to maneuver, making it ideal for homeowners who want quiet, maintenance-free operation without sacrificing performance. Its battery-powered design eliminates the hassle of gas, oil, and pull starts, while its strong auger and ergonomic handle help move snow quickly, even in tight spaces. This snow blower works best on paved surfaces and can efficiently clear driveways up to about 300 feet in length, depending on snow depth and conditions. For optimal performance, always keep the battery warm before use, as cold batteries deliver less power. When tackling heavy or wet snow, clear smaller passes and avoid forcing the auger through deep drifts to prevent clogging or power drain. Regularly check for ice buildup in the chute and auger housing, remove debris, and tighten any loose hardware to ensure smooth operation. If the unit fails to start, confirm that the battery is charged and properly seated, and that all safety switches are engaged. Reduced runtime or weak performance can indicate a cold or aging battery, so store batteries indoors and recharge fully between uses. For best efficiency, plan your clearing pattern to minimize backtracking, start from the center or high-traffic areas, and work outward to direct snow away from cleared paths. Proper maintenance and smart usage will extend the life of your 39901 and help it deliver consistent, powerful snow clearing all season long.

Specifications & Key Features

  • Model: Toro 39901 / 21″ Power Clear® e21 60V MAX Snow Blower
  • Clearing Width: 21 inches (≈ 53 cm)
  • Auger Diameter: 7 inches (17.8 cm)
  • Auger System: All-Steel “Power Edge™”
  • Battery: 60V MAX lithium (often shipped with a 7.5 Ah “L405” battery)
  • Charge Time: ~180 minutes (3 hours)
  • Run Time: Up to ~45 minutes (ideal conditions)
  • Storage / Package Dimensions: ~27.1 in × 22.4 in × 25.4 in
  • Weight & Build: Because it’s a battery-powered unit, the design is more compact and lighter than gas units; the auger is steel for durability

So the Toro Power Clear e21 (39901) is your 21-inch cordless single-stage snowblower.

Drive / Clearing Capacity (Yard / Driveway Size)

Because this is a snowblower — not a lawn tool — by “drive size capabilities” we mean how wide and deep a path it can clear, how much acreage or driveway it can handle in one charge, etc.

  • With a 21-inch clearing width, it can make decent single passes on driveways, sidewalks, and paths.
  • The 7-inch auger can handle moderate depths of snow (not deep, heavy drifts), it’s fine for light to moderate snowfall.
  • With a runtime up to ~45 minutes (in favorable conditions), you could clear a moderately sized driveway and perhaps adjacent walkways in one go, think of a typical suburban driveway (say, 200–300 ft length by width) plus steps/sidewalks, depending on snow thickness.
  • However, in heavy, wet, or deep snow, performance will drop, and you may need multiple battery charges or a more powerful machine.

Thus, it’s well suited for small to medium driveways, walkways, sidewalks, and light-to-moderate snowfalls. For heavy or industrial snow loads, a 2-stage or gas machine might be better.

Troubleshooting Tips & Common Issues

Here are typical problems and how to address them:

Issue / SymptomPossible Cause(s)What to Check / Fix
Doesn’t start / no power

Battery dead, battery not seated, switch or safety interlock not engaged

Charge battery fully, check that it’s clicked into place, ensure safety switch/trigger is held down

Weak performance / bogs down under load

Wet/heavy snow, low battery charge, auger jam, excessive load

Clear heavy snow incrementally, recharge battery, inspect for jams in auger housing or impeller, reduce load

Auger stalls or doesn’t spin

Ice or debris in auger housing, mechanical blockage, damaged auger parts

Turn off power, remove battery, inspect and clear debris, check auger blades or housing for damage

Reduced runtime vs expectations

Cold battery, heavy snow, aging battery, high demand

Warm battery before use, clear lighter snow more frequently, consider replacing battery if old, avoid overworking the unit

Strange noise or vibration

Bent auger blades, loose bolts, foreign object lodged

Power off, remove battery, inspect blades and housing, tighten hardware, remove any obstruction

Battery won’t hold charge / declines over time

Battery degradation, damage, extreme temps

Store battery at moderate temperatures, avoid deep discharges, consider battery replacement if capacity declines significantly over years

Tips for Best Efficiency & Long Life Use

To get the most from the 39901:

  1. Warm up your battery — Cold batteries deliver less power. Try to store battery indoors before use.
  2. Clear in smaller increments — Don’t wait for massive accumulations; lighter snow is easier and quicker to move.
  3. Use overlapping passes — Overlap slightly to avoid leaving snow ridges.
  4. Don’t overload the auger — Let it move snow as it goes; forcing too much can stall or slow it.
  5. Regularly clear the auger housing and chute — Prevent ice buildup or blockages to maintain airflow and throwing distance.
  6. Be mindful of snow moisture — Wet, heavy, slushy snow is harder to move and drains battery faster — slow down, clear in layers.
  7. Maintain battery health — Avoid fully depleting it, store it partially charged in moderate temps, and charge before use if possible.
  8. Inspect and maintain parts — Periodically check auger blades, hardware, and housing for wear or damage. Replace as needed.
  9. Use proper path planning — Start from edges, push toward the discharge side, minimize turning and backtracking.

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Products specifications
Equipment ClassResidential
Equipment CategorySnowthrowers
Product TypeEquipment
Power SourceBattery
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