Brand matchup
Cub Cadet vs EGO
On the numbers, Cub Cadet fields the deeper range at 8 machines, EGO opens lower at $649, Cub Cadet takes the deepest bite at 23" of intake, and EGO is the one with a battery line (4 of them).
| Cub Cadet | EGO | |
|---|---|---|
| Machines here | 8 | 4 |
| Price range | $899–$2,349 | $649–$2,419 |
| Clearing widths | 21"–30" | 21"–28" |
| Deepest intakehow tall a drift it can take in one pass | 23" | 21" |
| Built forstorm tiers the range covers | Advisory → Warning → Blizzard | Advisory → Warning |
| Gas / battery | 8 gas · 0 battery | 0 gas · 4 battery |
How deep a storm each range takes
Each brand's deepest intake height, against a 24" two-foot storm. Intake height decides whether a machine eats a drift or climbs on top of it.
Cub Cadet23"
EGO21"
The two lineups
Cub Cadet
Brand page →- Cub Cadet 2X 24 IntelliPOWER24" wide · 21" intake · Warning$1,199
- Cub Cadet 2X 30 MAX30" wide · 23" intake · Warning$1,899
- Cub Cadet 2X 26 IntelliPOWER26" wide · 21" intake · Warning$1,309
- Cub Cadet 3X 30 HD IntelliPOWER30" wide · 23" intake · Blizzard$2,349
- Cub Cadet 1X 21 LHP21" wide · 13" intake · Advisory$899
- Cub Cadet 3X 26 IntelliPOWER26" wide · 21" intake · Blizzard$1,599
- Cub Cadet 2X 28 IntelliPOWER28" wide · 21" intake · Warning$1,679
- Cub Cadet 3X 28 IntelliPOWER28" wide · 23" intake · Blizzard$1,899
EGO
Brand page →Prices are approximate snapshots, not live quotes. Every machine above has its own page with the full spec sheet and what owners report.