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Snow Throwers or Blowers

CPSC product category · 8 recalls · 0.1% of the register · about 60,440 units

8 CPSC recalls on this register (0.1% of 10,027) are filed under Snow Throwers or Blowers, most in 2011 (3). Together they cover about 60,440 units; the median recall lists 5,700.

The hazards mentioned most often are fire, burn and laceration.

Hazards cited

Firms named most often

FirmRecalls
Ariens3
American Honda Motor1
Briggs & Stratton1
Techtronic Industries (Dongguan)1
The Toro1

Recalls by year

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CPSC recalls in Snow Throwers or Blowers by year announced.

Median units per recall: 5,700 (all recalls: 8,800).

Most recent recalls

DateRecallFirmHazardUnitsNo.
26 Apr 2016One World Technologies Recalls Snow Blowers Due to Fire and Burn Hazards; Sold Exclusively at Home DepotTechtronic Industries (Dongguan)Fire, Burn, Overheating30016151
2 Jul 2014All Power America Recalls Snow Throwers Due to Fire HazardSuzhou Murray Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Jiangsu, ChinaFire10,00014222
24 Apr 2014Ariens Recalls Snow Throwers and Power Brushes Due to Amputation and Laceration HazardsAriensLaceration, Amputation5,70014158
5 Mar 2013Briggs & Stratton Recalls Ariens Compact Snow Blowers Due to Fire HazardBriggs & StrattonFire5,40013728
26 Apr 2011Toro Recalls Power Clear Snowblowers and Recycler Mowers Due to Fire or Burn HazardThe ToroFire, Burn18,00011207
17 Feb 2011Sno-Tek Snow Blowers Recalled by Liquid Combustion Technology Due to Laceration HazardAriensLaceration1,50011137
11 Jan 2011Snow Throwers Recalled by Ariens Company Due to Injury HazardAriens1,04011714
29 Dec 2010American Honda Recalls Snowblowers Due to Fire HazardAmerican Honda MotorFire18,50011082

Questions and answers

How many CPSC recalls are there for Snow Throwers or Blowers?

8 on this register (0.1% of 10,027), covering about 60,440 units; the median recall lists 5,700 units.

What hazards are cited for Snow Throwers or Blowers?

fire (5), burn (2), laceration (2), amputation (1).

Where does the category come from?

It is the product type CPSC assigns to the first product in each recall record. Records without a product type (mostly before 2010) are not in any category.

Provenance

Source: US Consumer Product Safety Commission Recall Retrieval Web Services, public domain, retrieved 29 Sep 2026; latest record dated 24 Sep 2026. See the methodology.