REMOTE-CONTROL TRACKED SNOW THROWER

VISIBLE PRODUCT STRUCTURE

Compact dimensions. Narrow enough for a gate width.

1,000 mm Tracked Snow Thrower for Residential Drives and Paths

A private plot is a disposal problem before it is a clearing problem. There is no shoulder to push snow onto, and nowhere to bank it that does not block the garage, the gate or the path to the door. The 1000T-Pro clears a 1,000 mm (39.37 in.) width to a working depth of 2 to 60 cm (0.79 to 23.62 in.) and throws snow up to 15 m, so the snow leaves the plot instead of piling up inside it.

Designed around the residential access

The machine is 1,460 x 1,060 x 860 mm and 294 kg net, and it works a 1,000 mm pass. That is narrow enough for a gate, or for the gap between a wall and a parked car — which is the point at which a plow blade stops being an option.

Taking the whole fall in one pass

A working depth of 2 to 60 cm covers a domestic fall in a single journey up the drive rather than shaving it down in layers. It also protects the surface underneath: a shallow first pass over a buried driveway is where gravel is picked up and paving edges are caught.

Remote control and adjustable snow discharge

The chute rotates a full 360 degrees and is aimed from the handset, and the chute lift is set from the handset as well, so the throw can be turned away from a garage door, a window or a boundary during the job rather than fixed at the start. One operator works the machine from a 500 m handset, standing clear of the discharge.

Product packed for handling. The host and the snow head pack together at 1,660 x 1,160 x 1,060 mm (65 x 46 x 42 in.) and 340 kg (749.57 lb) gross, at 12 units per 20 ft or 28 units per 40 ft.

Power, traction and the second season

A Loncin 420 rated at 15 HP / 420 cc, EPA / Euro 5, drives the snow head on a 6.5 L tank. Track drive is electric — two 500 W motors on a 24 V 20 Ah battery and a 27 V 2,000 W generator — on 120 mm tracks rated to climb up to 45 degrees. The same front mounting point takes an 800 mm mower head outside the snow season.

Choosing a tracked thrower for a private plot

Check three figures against your own plot: the narrowest access against the 1,060 mm machine width, the distance to your boundary against the 15 m throw, and the usual fall against the 2 to 60 cm working depth. Those three decide whether the machine is usable; everything else is preference.

Operating notes

● Keep the machine in clear line of sight. The 500 m control range is an operating limit, not a working distance.

● Set the chute direction before the pass, and keep everyone out of the throw line.

● Stop the engine before clearing a blockage. Keep all guards fitted, and wear eye and hearing protection.

VOER 1000T-Pro — remote-control tracked snow thrower. Specifications are those published for the model. If you cannot find the answer here, ask us.