Worx 40V 20 Cordless Snow Blower Power Share with Brushless Motor – WG471 (Batteries & Charger Included). 44.49 x 21.26 x 37.4 inches. 21.26″D x 37.4″W x 44.49H. [40V OF POWER & PERFORMANCE] Two Power Share batteries provide this snowblower with gas-like power, without all the drawbacks of using gasoline. [SINGLE-STAGE ROTARY AUGER] Gives it the force to grind through compacted snow and ice like larger blowers, but in a smaller, maneuverable design. [SAME BATTERY, EXPANDABLE POWER] Worx Power Share is compatible with all Worx 20v and 40v tools, outdoor power and lifestyle products. [HIGH-EFFICIENCY BRUSHLESS MOTOR] Generates more power yet uses less battery than motors based on a brush design-it has a longer lifespan, too. [180° ROTATING CHUTE] Throw your snow up to 20 feet in any direction you choose, and the one-touch multi-position adjustable chute deflector gives you even better aim. [DUAL LED HEADLIGHTS] So if you’ve got to clear the driveway before the sun is up so you can get to work, you’ll still be able to see what you’re doing. [FULLY-COLLAPSIBLE HANDLE] Makes it easy to store during the off-season, and the soft-grip handle makes it easy to use and control during the on-season. [COLOR MAY APPEAR DIFFERENTLY] Customers may receive either an orange or black blower. Each version is the same exact tool. With a convenient carry handle, it’s easy to lift. Weighs less than 36 lbs, which is just one more advantage of going with a battery-operated snow blower over one that’s gas-powered. The Long and Short of It. Not only is this cordless snow blower light and easy to use, it gets the job done. 20 inches is wide enough to be productive, yet keeps this snow blower nimble and easy to control. 20 feet of throw gives you enough clearance for an average width two-car driveway. Two Batteries Are Better Than One. You get plenty of power without all the drawbacks of gasoline. Battery-operated snow blowers cost less to run and maintain. Plus, they start a lot easier. What is important for optimal performance? Ensure the batteries have not been sitting out in the cold for an extended period of time as this may cause the snow blower to not start. The batteries operate at optimal performance when at normal room temperature. How does the snow blower collapse for storage? The rotating chute handle needs to be removed prior to collapsing the handles. Then, loosen the 4 levers on the handles and fold up the handles on top of the snow blower. When is the best time to operate the snow blower? It is recommended to snow blow during, or right after, the snow falls as the snow tends to harden and get icy over time. The snow blower will operate more efficiently during periods of “dry/fluffy” snow, rather than wet/heavy or icy snow. How do I turn on the LED lights? The LED lights will automatically turn on/off when the operating bail-handle is actuated. Is the unit Orange or Black?