Outdoor Power Equipment

September 2011

Proudly serving the industry for which it was named for more than 50 years, Outdoor Power Equipment provides dealers who sell and service outdoor power equipment with valuable information to succeed in a competitive market.

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Honda unveils hybrid snowblower Honda Power Equipment, a division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., is introducing the Honda HS1336i snowblower — the first Honda hybrid snowblower design available for the U.S. market. The hybrid configura- tion of the HS1336i model combines a gasoline engine that simultaneously drives the snowblower auger/fan apparatus (clearing and throwing the snow) and charges the battery, with the electric motors (2 in parallel) controlling the track drive forward propulsion. Equipped with the Honda iGX390 4-stroke engine, the operation of the HS1336i snowblower results in lower fuel consumption and lower emissions. The all-new hybrid model also boasts excellent control/ease of use; powerful operation/snow throwing; lower noise and vibration; reliable operation; and enhanced technology. Honda Power Equipment Pressure-Pro introduces Pro Power Series Pressure-Pro recently unveiled its all-new Pro Power Series specifically designed to allow distributors and dealers to offer better quality pressure washers than big box stores at a competitive price point. This Series of- fers flow rates from 2.5 to 4 gpm and pressure ranges of 3,200 to 4,200 psi. All models are powered by LCT Maxx Series OHV cast-iron sleeve bore design gasoline engines with low-oil shut down and a 2-year warranty, AR North America brass manifold pumps, and Pressure-Pro's signature aircraft-grade aluminum frame with lifetime warranty. Standard models include a 25-foot hose, gun/wand, 3 QC nozzles, chemical injector and QC chemical nozzle. A 50-foot hose upgrade is available. Pressure-Pro Continued on page 50 OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT SEPTEMBER 2011 45

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