Honda HS Snow Blowers

Compare Honda HS snow blower specs across 5 model years (2000–2023). Core specifications have remained unchanged across all 5 model years covered here...

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Honda HS Snow Blowers

2000 – 2023 (5 model years)

The Honda HS is covered here across 5 model years (2000–2023). Pricing has shifted from approximately $450–$650 in 2000 to $699–$899 in 2023. This page exists to give an independent, no-dealer-bias comparison across the full model history -- not just the current year -- so you can see exactly what's changed (if anything) before deciding which year offers the best value.

Spec Stability Summary

Core specifications have remained unchanged across all 5 model years covered here (2000–2023).

Which Year Should You Buy?

Since the core specifications haven't changed across this model's full production run shown here, the most cost-effective option is typically the oldest available year you can still find at retail or as new-old-stock, since you'll get the same product for less.

Year-by-Year Comparison

HS720AA

Spec200020192022
Clearing Width20"20"20"
Stages111
Power Type & DetailsGas, 190cc GC190 OHVGas, 190cc GC190 OHVGas, 190cc GC190 OHV
Throw DistanceUp to 33 ftUp to 33 ftUp to 33 ft
Intake Height12"12"12"
Auger Diameter9" steel9" steel9" steel
Weight898989
Transmission/DriveAuger-propelAuger-propelAuger-propel
Start TypePullPullPull
Price Range (USD)$450–$650$550–$750$650–$850

HS720AM

Spec20202023
Clearing Width20"20"
Stages11
Power Type & DetailsGas, 190cc GC190 OHVGas, 190cc GC190 OHV
Throw DistanceUp to 33 ftUp to 33 ft
Intake Height12"12"
Auger Diameter9" steel9" steel
Weight8989
Transmission/DriveAuger-propelAuger-propel
Start TypePullPull
Price Range (USD)$600–$800$699–$899

Full Specs By Year

Frequently Asked Questions

Has the Honda HS changed recently?

No -- core specifications have remained the same across all 5 model years covered (2000–2023).

What year Honda HS should I buy?

Since the core specifications haven't changed across this model's full production run shown here, the most cost-effective option is typically the oldest available year you can still find at retail or as new-old-stock, since you'll get the same product for less.

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