I couldn't locate the serial number. Based on a Google search, other customers have the same issue. I found a number resembling a serial number on the box which I had to use to register. I look forward to using the machine for the upcoming snowstorm.

This thing is surprisingly good after using in a 6 inch snow. Did 2 driveways very quicky. The only downside is having a cord but that's not the products fault, just a pain but easier than dealing with heavy gas motor for not alot of snow every year.

Some minor gripes: I have not been able to find the serial number on the snow blower. The only thing that looks like a serial number is on the box. Your online documentation showing the serial number location does not apply to the corded electric models! I was able to assemble the blower from the included instructions, with one exception. I have no idea how to use the power cord clamp. The only illustration in the documentation is inscrutable. Is there, by chance, better documentation available online? No snow yet, so have not been able to test the product in its intended use...

This is pretty great, it really throws the snow the advertised 20ft or so, just make sure to check which direction the wind is blowing so it doesn't blow back into your face. It's small, light, and barely takes up more room in the garage than a normal shovel. Being corded means infinite run time at 100% strength. It even was able to handle some small twigs and the ice packed snow at the end of the driveway.

Quick Delivery. I did not want to mess with Batteries or Gas, I bought this corded model. Easy to assemble. Already had snow and immediately put it to work. It far exceeded my expectation. it cleared 10" heavy wet snow but u had to be patient and let the machine work at a pace right for it.....Neighbors came by to check it and we're impressed. I am happy!

I got this the day before our last snow. It did a good job but the hard plastic tires on the rear are useless. I ended up scooting it more than pushing it. It took 30 minutes to do the job with the blower verses two hours with a shovel. So yes it was well worth the money.

Haven’t used yet. Assembly was easy. Can’t give a better/worse review till I see how well it performs and holds up. There are no clear instructions for finding the serial number when registering and can’t find anything online. There’s nothing located on the equipment that I can find. I used a number on the box that seemed like it could be the serial number. Guess I’ll find out if it breaks down while under warranty.

Bought this after a big Snowstorm In Kentucky. Set up was easy, I had it put together out of the box on less than 20 minutes. Cleared 9 inches of snow out of my driveway, and walkways with ease. Happy to know that as long as we have power I can lear the yard. No worries or maintenance to mess with unlike its gas powered counterparts.

Only one use so far, but I'm pleasantly surprised at the powerful sturdiness and maneuverability of an otherwise lightweight machine. The solid base and auger powered through even packed snow on my driveway down to the surface without much added top pressure from me. I used it on blacktop, cement, and even wooden deck material on our handicap ramp, all with excellent results. The 4 inches of snow I removed was blown at least 15 feet away while being lifted up at least 3 to 4 feet for good front clearance. I only wish a hook could be added somehow, possibly clamped to the base of the handle for wrapping up and storing the 25-foot extension cord I used.

I picked up the blower yesterday. Took it out of the box today. Very easy to extend and secure the handle sections. The chute crank assembly is quick and easy as well. The overall construction seems to be sturdy. No snow in the forecast so haven't put it to the test yet, which is the reason for a 4 rating. As soon as I can put it to the test, and all goes well I will be back to bump the rating up.