Ariens snow blowers are known as the “Official Snow Blower of Lambeau Field” and as the “King of Snow.” Ariens has a long history manufacturing snowblowers and lawn tractors for both the consumer and commercial markets. Based in Brillion, Wisconsin, Ariens entered the snow thrower market in 1960. One of their most enduring and successful products is the Ariens Sno-Thro©. Ariens snowthrowers are known for their durability and quality design and backed by an industry leading customer warranty.
Ariens Snowblowers History of Quality
The company has sold more than 2 million machines. Their snow throwers are durable rugged machines that perform well for decades. Older Ariens units used a very heavy gauge steel blower and rake (auger) design, and many of their older units are still very popular and remain in service after more than 30 years.
Ariens Snowblower models Video Review
Many Ariens models are built as individual members of a larger model series. As an example, the 924000 series consisted of six different “Sno-Thro” models.
Ariens Sno-Thro© Models Comparison
Snow blowers manufactures do not use model years for their latest snow blowing equipment. They use model numbers and only change those numbers when they significantly change that machine.
Ariens Model Numbers are typically found on the controls panel. It can also be found on the back of the clutch housing at the rear of the unit below the engine, where you will find a small identification plate on which the model number and serial number of your machine are etched.
Ariens Model numbers have specific designations. As an example, a model such as “ST824”. can be translated to mean your “Sno-Thro” unit has an 8 hp engine, and an impeller opening width of 24 inches.
Ariens snowblower Manuals can be found here
Residential Snow Thrower Models
Ariens Path-Pro – Single-Stage, up to 9″ snow
Compact Series – Single-Stage, up to 12″ snow
Deluxe Series – Two-Stage, 16″ snow and higher
Platinum Series – Two-State, 16″ snow and higher
Heavy residential and Commercial Snow Thrower Models
Professional Series – Two-Stage, 16″ snow and higher
Hydro Pro Series – Two-Stage, 16″ snow and higher
Track Series – Two-Stage, 12″ snow and higher, sloped and unpaved surfaces
Power Brushes – up to 6″ snow, decorative Surfaces
