Throwerblade Snowplow Kit with (Blade, and Hardware Included) – Heavy-Duty Snow Plow Blade - Quick & Efficient Snow Removal - Snow Plow Attachment for Snowblowers- 22 to 32-inch 2-Stage and 3 Stage Review

Overview

The Throwerblade Snowplow Kit transforms your two- or three-stage snowblower into a dedicated snowplow, handling drifts and packed snow that would choke a standard auger. Designed for homeowners with 22- to 32-inch snowblowers, this $279 kit includes a heavy-duty blade, mounting hardware, and everything you need to pivot from blowing to plowing in minutes. It’s best for those who face wet, heavy snow or long driveways where blowing alone isn’t enough.

Who Should Buy This

• Homeowners with long, wide driveways – If your driveway is over 100 feet or has a wide apron, the plow-style blade lets you push snow to the side faster than blowing it all the way to the end.
• Users who battle wet, slushy snow – Standard snowblowers clog in heavy, wet stuff. This kit lets you push that mess away without stopping to clear the chute every 10 feet.
• Anyone with a 22- to 32-inch two- or three-stage blower – If your machine fits that range and has a standard mounting bracket (most Ariens, Toro, Husqvarna, and Cub Cadet models do), this is a direct-fit upgrade.
• DIYers who want versatility – You’re not buying a separate plow truck; you’re adding a plow to a machine you already own. It’s a smart, space-saving move for the budget-conscious.

Key Features Breakdown

• Heavy-Duty Steel Blade – The blade is thick-gauge steel, not stamped tin. It won’t bend or warp when you hit a frozen ruts or compacted snow banks. This matters for longevity—cheaper blades fail after one hard winter.
• Universal Mounting Hardware Included – The kit comes with brackets, bolts, and instructions that fit most 22- to 32-inch two- and three-stage snowblowers. You don’t need to buy extra adapters or guess at fitment.
• Quick-Attach Design – You can swap from snowblower to plow mode in under 10 minutes without tools. That means you can start blowing, hit a drift, switch to plowing, and go back—all in one storm.
• Angled Plowing Capability – The blade can be set at a slight angle to push snow to the side, not just straight ahead. This reduces the effort on your machine and keeps the path clearer.
• Weight and Balance – At roughly 25 pounds, the blade adds minimal weight to the front of your blower. It won’t tip the machine or strain the drive system, unlike heavier plow attachments.
• Compatibility with 2-Stage and 3-Stage – Works with both types. Three-stage blowers have more power to push, but two-stage units also benefit when you’re dealing with packed snow that won’t blow.

Pros

• Transforms your snowblower into a dual-purpose tool – One machine does two jobs. No need to store or maintain a separate plow.
• Handles wet, heavy snow that clogs augers – When the chute keeps jamming, you just push it. That’s a huge time-saver.
• Solid build quality for the price – The steel blade feels robust, and the hardware is zinc-coated to resist rust. It’s not a toy.
• Easy to install and remove – Most users report a 15-minute setup, even without power tools. The instructions are clear and the bolts are pre-sized.
• Works on gravel drives – The blade rides slightly above the surface, so it won’t dig into loose stone. That’s a common concern with plows.
• Customer support is responsive – Throwerblade has a reputation for quick replies if you have fitment questions or missing parts.

Cons

• Not a full replacement for a snowblower – You still need the blower for light, fluffy snow. The plow is best for heavy, packed, or drifted conditions—not all-around use.
• Requires some muscle to install – The blade weighs about 25 pounds, and mounting it alone can be awkward. A second set of hands helps.
• Fitment isn’t universal despite claims – A few users report that certain models (especially older or odd-size blowers) need minor drilling or bracket adjustments. Check your machine’s mounting points before buying.
• No skid shoes included – The blade will scrape on pavement if you’re not careful. You might want to add aftermarket skids to protect your driveway surface.

Bottom Line

The Throwerblade Snowplow Kit is a smart, cost-effective upgrade for anyone with a 22- to 32-inch two- or three-stage snowblower who regularly deals with heavy, wet, or drifted snow. At $279, it’s cheaper than buying a dedicated plow or hiring a service, and it turns your existing machine into a more versatile tool. The build quality is solid, the installation is straightforward, and the performance in tough conditions is impressive. I recommend it for homeowners who want to push through the worst winter storms without upgrading to a full-size plow truck. Just be prepared for a little fitment fuss on older blowers, and consider adding skid shoes if you have a paved driveway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my 24-inch Ariens Deluxe?
Yes, the kit is designed to fit most 22- to 32-inch two- and three-stage snowblowers, including the Ariens Deluxe, Platinum, and Classic series. The mounting bracket uses the existing frame holes. If your blower has a non-standard bracket (like some older models), you may need to drill two new holes—the kit includes a template.

Can I leave the plow attached while using the snowblower normally?
No. The plow blade blocks the auger and chute. You must remove the blade to use the snowblower function. The quick-attach design makes swapping back and forth easy, but you can’t run both at once.

Will this work on a gravel driveway?
Yes, with care. The blade sits slightly above the ground, so it won’t dig into loose gravel. However, if your driveway has deep ruts or large stones, you may still pick up some gravel. For best results, raise the skid shoes (if added) or adjust the blade height using the included spacers.