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Toro Power Clear® 721 E (21″) 212cc Single-Stage Snow Blower w/ Electric Start 38753

Part no: 38753
Brand: Toro
Condition: New
Regular price $434.21 Save $130.26
Sale price $303.95
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  • Transit typically 3–14 business days, continental US
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Details & Inspection Notes

The Toro Power Clear 721 E runs a 212cc Toro OHV engine with electric start, clearing a 21-inch path and sending snow out as far as 35 feet from the chute.

Why throw distance matters in a storm

Getting snow 35 feet clear of the path means fewer windrows building back up along the edge of what you just cleared, which counts for more during a storm that keeps dropping snow while you work rather than a one-and-done light dusting. A button or key gets this engine going, skipping the cold-weather recoil pull entirely.

Fuel and footprint

The .28-gallon tank is sized to match a 21-inch single-stage machine's typical run between fill-ups, and you aim the chute with a manual adjustment made right at the housing. Being single-stage, it also tucks away into less storage space than an equivalent two-stage blower would need in a garage.

Single-stage versus two-stage

A single-stage machine like this one throws snow with the auger alone rather than a separate impeller stage, which keeps the unit lighter and simpler at the cost of being better matched to pavement than gravel.

How far does the 721 E throw snow? Up to 35 feet.

Does the 721 E have electric start? Yes, standard on this model.

New, model 38753, with Toro's 2-year consumer warranty.

What colour is it? It comes in the factory red and black finish.

Equipment Commissioning & Pre-Start Checklist

  • Check engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels to manufacturer-specified dipstick/sight-glass marks.
  • Inspect fuel shut-off valve, air filter element, and hydraulic hose fittings for secure connections.
  • Verify all safety pins, locks, hydraulic couplers, and guards are secured before starting.
  • Allow a 3–5 minute warm-up period at low idle to circulate lubricants and hydraulic oil prior to applying load.

Full terms: 30-day warranty · returns