The field of hand surgery deals with both the surgical and nonsurgical treatment of conditions and problems that may take place in the hand or upper extremity (from the tip of the hand to the top of the arm).
Snow blowers come in a great variety of sizes, horsepowers, and stages. Therefore, the price range is quite large. Snow blowers can cost anywhere from $200 to $1000. For example, the Greenworks 26032 is a lower-end electric snow blower that is 20 inches wide and will cost about $200. The Murray 1695537 is gas powered, wider, and will cost around $400.
Typical costs: 1  Also called snow throwers, snow blowers start about $100-$500 for electric snow shovels or snow throwers for light snow removal (generally less than 4 inches deep). For up to 7 inches deep or heavier snow, single-stage gas snow blowers are good for moderately difficult conditions and cost about $350-$800. For tough jobs -- a large area, steep slope, heavy snow -- a two-stage gas snow thrower that can clear a path 28-30 inches wide may cost $1,000-$3,500 or more.