When winter gets tough, you need to get tougher. The Cub Cadet 2X 28 HP 2-stage snow blower lets you clear snow effortlessly. A powerful 357cc, OHV 4-Cycle gas engine starts when you need it, season after season, thanks to push button electric start. Power steering delivers effortless, single-hand turning so you can easily maneuver areas of all shapes and sizes. Quickly adjust the chute in just 2.5 turns to change what direction you throw snow, with the pitch control is located on the panel for easy adjustments. Cut through tough snow and ice with 12-in. serrated steel, heavy-duty augers and a steel shave plate. Whatever your extreme, there's a Cub Cadet snow blower engineered for it.
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With just one finger, you can engage the power steering giving you unmatched control, effortless maneuverability and single-hand operation.
Better Maneuverability
No rust, non-marking, reversible skid shoes glide along surfaces for better maneuverability.
Powerful Illumination
See clearly at dawn or dusk with dual LED headlights that shine brighter and farther than competitor models.
Built for the Long Haul
Get long-lasting durability with no maintenance requirements from the cast aluminum gearbox, backed by a 5-year limited gearbox warranty.
Canadian Commitment
When you buy Cub Cadet you're backed by our Canadian Advantage, which includes outdoor power equipment that is engineered and tested in Canada, bilingual customer service support, and a nationwide network of 1,100 Service Dealers.
Push Button Electric Start
A large 4-cycle Cub Cadet engine gives you more power. And it all starts with the push of a button.
Work Longer
Work before dawn or after dark with dual LED headlights.
