The snowy cold weather is here, and that means it’s time to get out your winter tools and start preparing and battling the snow. And if you don’t have any winter power tools, we have you covered. Here are a few cordless tools you should consider purchasing, like an electric snowblower.
Did you know that many major power tool brands offer winter-specific products? If you’re already invested in Milwaukee tools, you’ll be able to get tools that’ll run on the M12 or M18 battery you already own. Milwaukee makes a little of something for everyone, and every season.
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 21-inch Snowblower
Did you know that Milwaukee finally released a powerful new M18snowblower earlier this year? And while it’s far more expensive than Ryobi’s snowblower, the kit comes with two M18 12.0 Ah battery packs and a dual battery charger. So, you’ll have a better time tackling snow, and then you’ll have upgraded battery packs for all your other tools.
The Milwaukee Fuel M18 21-inch snowblower is whisper-quiet compared to gas models, features a wide chute, a durable rubber auger, and starts up in under one second. The snowblower clears up to 11 car spaces or 500 feet of 3.5-foot-wide sidewalk in up to 6 inches of snow. It even has headlights, perfect for early morning or late-night clearings. Grab yours below.
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Red
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Snow Blower
Quieter than a comparable gas model, the Milwaukee M18 21-inch snowblower makes quick work of snowy driveways thanks to two 12.0 Ah battery packs that come included.
Milwaukee Heated Winter Gloves
While I wouldn’t necessarily call a pair of gloves a tool, having warm winter gloves is just as important as having the right tool for the job. Keeping those digits warm and functional means you’ll have an easier time hanging holiday lights, shoveling snow, or working outdoors during harsh conditions.
Milwaukee’s heated winter gloves come with two 2 Ah battery packs and a USB-C cable for easy recharging. Then, they heat up fast, keep you warm, and last for up to 8 hours per charge. It’s a solid way to stay warm while you’re busy with DIY projects, jobsite tasks, or other household chores.
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Black
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Heated, Insulated, Lined, Reinforced Palm/Palm Pad, Touch Screen, Water Resistant
Stay warm while you work with Milwaukee’s heated winter gloves. With 8-hours of battery on a single charge, and fast USB-C recharging, you’ll be ready to handle any job this winter.
Milwaukee M18 Forced-Air Propane Heater
How does 70,000 BTUs of portable on-demand warmth sound to you? That’s what you’ll get from the Milwaukee hybrid M18 forced-air propane heater. Stay warm anywhere and everywhere with this nifty tool.
With a built-in cable, all you do is connect it to propane, plug in an M18 battery (or an extension cord), and you’re all set. Milwaukee explains that owners can easily adjust the heat output from 30,000-70,000 BTUs. It heats up quickly and is ready to go all day long.
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Red
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Heater
Stay warm while staying busy this winter with the Milwaukee forced-air propane heater, which runs on an M18 battery or an extension cord.
Milwaukee M12 Tough Shell Heated Jacket
Gloves aren’t the only gear you can get from Milwaukee designed to keep you warm. The brand also offers an excellent Tough Shell M12-powered Heated Jacket that I absolutely love.
This jacket is built to last, looks great, and comes with one 3.0 Ah M12 battery pack to keep you toasty warm all winter long. It uses HEXON heat technology to spread those warm feels throughout, rather than in one or two isolated spots. The result is a jacket you’ll love wearing.
Milwaukee M18 Dual Battery Blower
Last but not least, we wanted to highlight Milwaukee’s ultra-powerful M18 leaf blower. This particular model can accommodate two M18 battery packs for increased power and longer runtime, making it ideal for powdery snow.
You don’t always have to break out the shovel or a snow blower to clear a driveway or walking path. Depending on the snow type, a leaf blower will do the job just fine, especially if it’s this 600 CFM model that blows air at nearly 150 MPH. Check it out!
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Red
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Blower
Clear leaves, debris, dirt, snow, and more with this 145MPH (600 CFM) dual-battery blower from Milwaukee.
These are just a few of the many tools or tech gear from Milwaukee you can buy to tackle any job during the winter season. Others include an Infrared temperature gun or its broom/brush extender attachment, which can clean snow off patios and other surfaces. Either way, get yourself some warm gloves, a snowblower, and be prepared for the cold.
