Poulan Pro PR621 21-Inch 208cc LCT Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower

by Poulan

Product Features

• 208cc LCT 4 cycle gas powered engine
• 21-inch clearing width, 13-Inch intake height
• 8-inch diameter auger/impeller
• 7-inch x 2-inch wheels
• Non-CARB Compliant/Not for sale in California

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 90 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
• ASIN: B003U4V08E
• Item model number: 961820003
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (40 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #16,591 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
  • #14 in Patio, Lawn & Garden > Snow Removal > Snow Throwers

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

The single-stage Poulan Pro PR621 Snow Thrower features a 208 cc engine--the largest in its class. Easy to maneuver and use, the PR621 features an ergonomic steering handle and large recoil handle. Additionally, the snow thrower's 21-inch clearing width and composite scraper bar make it ideal for clearing sidewalks and driveways in areas with light to moderate snow accumulation.

PR621 Snow Thrower At a Glance: Lightweight with large recoil handle for easy maneuverability High-density polyethylene panels on chute and body protect blower from impact Maintenance-free drive system built without cables or belts Strong welded steel frame and steel housing to protect the auger Adjustable chute to redirect snow as you work Composite scraper bar effectively clears snow

Featuring a 21-inch clearing width and composite scraper bar for clearing sidewalks and driveways. View larger.

The ergonomic steering handle and large recoil handle make the snow thrower easy start and maneuver. View larger.

Ergonomic Snow Thrower Has Largest Engine in Its Class
With 208 cc cylinder displacement, the single-stage PR621 Snow Thrower has the largest engine in its class. Producing 9 pounds-foot, the four-cycle OHV engine is fully enclosed within the thrower body for protection and easy access for cleaning.

Even with its large engine size, the PR621 is easy for just about anyone to use. This gasoline-powered snow thrower weighs 70 pounds and features an ergonomic steering handle and large recoil handle for easy starting and maneuvering.

The Poulan Pro PR621 Snow Thrower will run for up one hour and forty-five minutes on a single tank of gas.

Efficiently Clears Snow without Damaging Your Driveway
For maximum snow intake, the PR621 has a 21-inch clearing width and a composite scraper bar, which helps fully clear away snow and prevent damage to your driveway. Snow is displaced through a 13-inch-tall chute, which features a smooth-ratcheting design for easy direction adjustments.

Durably Constructed to Handle Tough Winters
Designed to handle whatever winter throws at it, the PR621 features a fully welded steel frame that is E-dip painted for complete protection.

The thrower's auger housing is also made of steel, and it features ball-bearing supports and fiber-reinforced rubber blades for reliable propulsion. Additionally, there are no cables or belts in the drive system, so you'll never have to worry about breakages.

For further durability, the PR621 boasts high-density polyethylene chute and body panels that resist impact and other types of damage.

What's in the Box
Single-stage gas-powered snow thrower.

Product Description

The Poulan Pro 208cc single stage 21-Inch snow thrower has built in a lot of snow-clearing capacity into a compact, easy-to-handle unit. The 13-Inch intake height single-stage snow thrower is lightweight and maneuverable - and features a reliable 4-cycle engine. Why shovel when you can use a light weight snow thrower to clear all your snow on your sidewalk or drive way? Other features include a manual remote deflector and 7-Inch x 2-Inch wheels.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

36 of 36 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Bang for the buck - a good little blower, January 3, 2011

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B. Moore (Fair Haven, NJ) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Poulan Pro PR621 21-Inch 208cc LCT Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower (Lawn & Patio)

I bought this a couple days after the Dec 26th Blizzard. I am a recent transplant to the NJ shore from Texas, so this storm was a bit of a reality check. All the home improvement stores are sold out of all their blowers right now with the exception of the most expensive models from the worst brands. I wisely parked my car at the end of the drive and my wife parked in the garage before the storm. Clearing my car out with a shovel wasn't too bad but my back hurt bad enough to curse everyone who told me I really didn't need a blower when it was sunny. I was really torn between 2 stage and single - based on my property and typical snow fall single stage made sense even though I needed this thing to tackle a bigger job right now.

- Ok so to this Poulan thing. I can't say enough good things about having a amazon prime account and only having to pay $3.99 to have this overnighted. So I open the box - the oil dip stick is loose and oil is smeared on the side of it. It's not a ton of oil maybe an ounce - but still something stupid. Oh but wait there is another stupid mistake - they have a pint of 30 weight lawnmower oil in the box. Now this is great for a lawnmower in the summer time but I am not blowing snow when its 50 - 90 degrees out - So Grab a Quart of 5-30 to have on hand. Assembly is a breeze and should take no more than ten minutes for most folks and you don't need anything more than an adjustable wrench. I primed it twice and it started right up. My initial task was to clear a 40 yard long (car width) path to my garage that ranged in depth from 5 feet to 30 inches of a hard packed snow (4 days after the storm). This is asking a lot from this little machine and required that I break the path down with a shovel and feed the machine at a decent height of about a foot. I averaged about 10 yards an hour. Our driveway is too tight between houses to plow and would have been almost impossible to just shovel. I am very happy with this purchase.

For the record - I would never want a less powerful blower. This throws soft snow 40-50 feet easily and throws ice and slush a good distance too. My initial task for this thing was absurd, but it served me well. It will plow through 8-10 inches of powder like butter. I am certain if I stay on top of snow storms and clear before the snow before it gets too deep and hard - I have much easier work ahead.

Negatives - Poulan is part of the Weed Eater / McCulloch consumer product family of Husqvarna - customer service is suspect based on my research. There is a McCulloch model almost identical to this in specs and price. I had a hard time removing the gas cap - and the tank rattles around a bit. I have read reviews of ill fitting or missing parts - including the wrong oil for the engine does not inspire confidence in quality control. Amazon has a different return policy on this than other products. Although subjective, I do feel its a risk with this product which is why I am giving it 4 stars.

Pro's - most HP bang for your buck. I have not had any real negative issues in my experience . Hopefully it just keeps on trucking.

The only other thing I would add is I would opt for this model over the one with electric start. The electric start option requires an extension cord to be connected to the unit. The effort to pull start this thing was minimal.

19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars HORRIBLE QUALITY CONTROL, January 13, 2011

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Todd - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Poulan Pro PR621 21-Inch 208cc LCT Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower (Lawn & Patio)

I do not recommend purchasing this blower unless you are willing to deal with multiple issues in order to use it. Upon opening the box I discovered the oil cap was loose in the box, therefore the box and machine were coated in motor oil. I thought it was against FedEx policy to ship items containing oil, apparently I was mistaken or Amazon does not abide by their policies. Since the top cover of the machine was broken free from the base (3 clips appear to be required, 1 was detached, 1 was broken, and 1 was laying loose in the box) cleaning the oil from the housing and motor was fairly easy. After cleaning this mess up and installing the cover as best I could since 1 clip is broken, I decided to install the oil cap. This did not go any better since the oil cap will not fit due to poor tolerances. The oil fill tube is way off center in the cover therefore the cap will not screw on (probably why everything was coated in oil). I was able to trim the cap so it fit, but this shows a complete absence of quality control and care upon assembly. Grab the provided motor oil, oh wait it is 30W. Per the directions 30W oil is for temperatures above 50 degrees. I don't know about your area, but when it is above 50 degrees we get rain, NOT SNOW! Off to the store to buy some 10W-30 oil - per my manual this is recommended for cold weather, again why was this not the provided oil? I finally have the machine filled with oil, cover installed, oil cap on, and the minimal assembly completed (the repairs were much more involved than the "required assembly"). I moved the machine to the garage and filled the gas tank. Everything seems fine, let it sit overnight and wait for the snow. We received about 7" of snow so out to clear the driveway. The garage smells of gasoline, I assume I must have spilled a little or this has a venting cap. Now we actually get some good news. Start the machine for the first time - it started right up, 3 pulls. It performed great in the 7" of snow and 18" tall plow berm on my 2 car width driveway. Let it idle for a few minutes - per the instructions - while I shovel the stairs. I return to the machine and it smells like gasoline. Turn it off, the motor is wet, I assumed this was water from the melted snow and the gas smell is from the cap. Return the machine to the garage and head to work. Later that evening I again notice the garage smells like gasoline, upon closer inspection the wetness on the motor is gasoline and I have a puddle on the floor. Apparently gasoline is leaking out of the motor somewhere, it is also on the insulation for the muffler - sounds like a nice way to start a fire. I need to call to get the correct cover, new oil cap, new clip, and now to get the gasoline leak fixed. For now it is sitting on my patio since I don't want to burn the house down. Overall I would NOT buy this machine again. It does blow snow, once you get it in condition to do so. But the extremely poor quality control and manufacturing definitely makes me question the quality and durability. For $373 I think you can find a much nicer machine or if you want to invest the time to fix this one buy a used one for less money instead. If this one was $150 I would probably buy it since it throws snow after you fix their poor workmanship, just plan on throwing a few dollars and some time at it. I had to give it a couple stars since it did blow snow once it was working, again I do NOT recommend the Poulan. However, Amazon was excellent in dealing with the defective product. Excellent customer service as always, I will definitely continue to purchase from Amazon and recommend them to everyone.

21 of 22 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Poulan Pro 21-Inch 208cc, December 19, 2010

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mossman - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Poulan Pro PR621 21-Inch 208cc LCT Gas Powered Single Stage Snow Thrower (Lawn & Patio)

I love this snow thrower! I've searched for a snow thrower for months looking for the best bang for my buck and I found it. I only paid $365 for this blower through Amazon and haven't seen it cheaper anywhere. This is the most powerful single stage blower out there and will eat up the snow and spit it out with minimal effort. The tip of the rubber blade touches the pavement and propels the blower without any effort. I've only used the blower 10 times but it's been 13 degrees out and following the starting instructions it starts on the first pull. The only negative thing I can say about the blower is that the blade turns so fast that you have to periodically check the bolts for tightness (as advised in the manual).