Overview
Our flagship snowblower combines legendary Honda power with groundbreaking technologies, putting effortless control at your fingertips. A unique hybrid system utilizes two computer-controlled electric motors in the track drive system, while the ultra-robust, GX390, 4-stroke, overhead valve (OHV) Honda engine powers the auger and the blower. It’s a powerful combination, but Honda’s automated i-control system takes the effort out of even the most difficult snow-clearing situations.
This 24 VDC, electric-start snowblower clears a 36-inch (91-cm) path, throws snow up to 19 m (62 ft.)* and is capable of moving 83 metric tons (91 tons)* of snow an hour. The HSM1336iC Hybrid makes smooth and precise turns with a light squeeze of the handlebar controls and features a 24 VDC (40 watt) work light to illuminate large work areas. For added convenience, engage the i-control system and let the HSM1336iC regulate optimum speed and automatically complete repetitive tasks, such as raising the auger when reverse is engaged.
*Snow volume capacity and throw distance will vary with snow conditions.
Warranty
As a testament to their quality and reliability, most Honda snowblowers come with a warranty of 36 months for non-commercial use and 36 months for commercial use.
Prices shown are manufacturer’s suggested retail prices (MSRP) only. Dealers are free to set their own selling prices. Prices shown do not include taxes. Freight and PDI is $200. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
Find out where you can buy Honda Snowblowers
Find A Dealer
Why Buy a Honda Snowblower?
Powered by reliable Honda 4-stroke engines that don't mix oil and gas, our dual-stage and single-stage snowblowers are exceptionally quiet, efficient and easy to use. They start reliably in cold weather and provide proven power for clearing even the heaviest snow.
Read More
Honda Advantage Technologies
Honda has been making state-of-the-art snowblowers since 1981. During this time our engineers have continued to create a full range of innovative features that make snow clearing smoother, cleaner and easier. These advanced technologies are what make Honda snowblowers renowned worldwide.
Honda Track Drive
The Honda dual track drive system makes for superior traction through practically any snow condition. Our track drive snowblowers feature pliable, low-temperature rubber tracks with sure-gripping cleats that support the snowblower’s weight and provide solid traction. That means it’s the best machine for clearing interlocking stone driveways and sidewalks, steep inclines and steps since the auger glides over the surface. Honda’s tried-and-true dual track drive is available on the widest range of models, from the HS622TC to the top-of-the-line HSM1336iC Hybrid.
(Available on HSM1336iC Hybrid, HS1132TC/TCS, HS928TC/TCD, HS724TC/TCD, HS622TC/TCS models)
HydrostaticTM Transmission Control
Control of forward and reverse speed is simplicity itself with Honda’s hydrostatic transmission – standard on HS724, HS928 and HS1132 series snowblowers. A single lever (operated with one hand) accurately adjusts ground speed without affecting auger rotation speed. The farther you move the lever, the faster your Honda snowblower moves – push forward to move ahead; pull back for reverse. Infinitely variable speed means it’s easy to set the pace for every snow condition and personal preference.
(Available on all models except HS520, HS621, HS622 and HSM1336iC Hybrid).
Electric Chute Joystick Control
You can control the deflection and direction of the snow discharge through the remote chute with the touch of a finger by moving the convenient electric chute joystick control up and down, left and right.
(Available on TCD and Hybrid models only).
120 VAC Starting System
For those who prefer an electric starter the HS520CS, HS621CS, HS622TCS and HS1132TCS models come with a standard 120 VAC electric starter to make the job even easier. Just plug in an extension cord, push a button, unplug and go.
Honda electric start snowblowers also have a recoil starter with an oversized grip for easy starting when an electric outlet is not convenient.
Collapse