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Battery operated leaf blower #2906455
09/17/19 09:34 AM
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Who's got em and what you got? Just need something to blow leaves out of a rip rap ditch, and blow off a porch. What brands do you recommend?

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906464
09/17/19 09:49 AM
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I have a Stihl and love it. Run time is good on a full charge. It's plenty strong enough. I don't know the model number.


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906465
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I have the EGO and on Turbo it will last about 15 minutes which is a lot of leaf blowing. On regular high speed it will last about 45-60 min. It charges up really fast so I didn't get an extra battery which I think is about $200. I'm going to get the weedeater attachment for it. They are not cheap, but on turbo it's at least as powerful as my 20 year old gas Echo hand held blower. I have two shitty pecan trees and a few others and i can clean that mess up with it on one charge.


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906467
09/17/19 09:53 AM
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I wish they sold a battery powered edger. Not a weed eater but an actual bladed edger.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: Remington270] #2906474
09/17/19 10:04 AM
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Ryobi does

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906488
09/17/19 10:23 AM
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I have the Kobalt 40v weedeater and leaf blower. I live in a subdivision, slightly larger-than-average lot for a neighborhood of 1600-2000sqft homes. I can do all of the weedeating, edge the driveway, curb and sidewalk from driveway to front door, weedeat backyard and edge around 13x13 patio, then pop the battery out of the weedeater and into the blower and blow off everything, and still have 1 out of 4 lights left on the battery meter. Only once was I NOT able to do everything with 1 battery. I had done all the weedeater work and was about halfway through blowing off everything when the battery died, so I popped in the other battery (the one that came with the blower, which I bought separately) and finished. And that was only because I'd let the yard go a lot longer than I should have.

I absolutely love them...........my only potential concern is what Lowe's will do with the Kobalt brand, in general, now that they've purchased Craftsman.


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906491
09/17/19 10:24 AM
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I have a stihl and I like it. I use it to blow the garage out because it don’t set off the smoke / co2 detectors like the gas one did. But I don’t think it would be awesome for blowing big piles of leaves in the yard.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906498
09/17/19 10:29 AM
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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: GomerPyle] #2906513
09/17/19 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Remington270
I wish they sold a battery powered edger. Not a weed eater but an actual bladed edger.


Originally Posted by GomerPyle

I have the Kobalt 40v weedeater and leaf blower.



This. I bought the Kobalt 40v weedeater and really like it. I sure do wish Kolbaly would make a bladed edger.


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906515
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I have same as Dallas County. Very powerful.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906533
09/17/19 11:02 AM
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my BIL swears by his battery powered Milwaukee Tools blower


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906680
09/17/19 02:14 PM
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Stihl

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906820
09/17/19 04:52 PM
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I have this one: Dewalt FlexVolt 60v

Works great for doing the driveway, back porch, and around the pool. Plus I use the same batteries in my impact gun and drills.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906867
09/17/19 05:57 PM
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They work awesome for fires.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906882
09/17/19 06:11 PM
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Have yhe EGO as well. Works really good for blowing out the garage so the exhaust fumes from my gas burner dont get all in the house. Also bought the weedeater so i have an extra battery if I need it, which I rarely do. Really like the weedeater also.


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2906900
09/17/19 06:48 PM
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Ego here as well. It gets used 5 days a week for 2 summers so far. Works great. Attempt to stay off the turbo button and it will last a while as previously said


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: donia] #2907053
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Originally Posted by donia
my BIL swears by his battery powered Milwaukee Tools blower

I have heard from folks that use battery powered tools of all sorts and they swear by Milwaukee, they say they are way ahead of everyone else on the batteries


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Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: eskimo270] #2907217
09/18/19 06:54 AM
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I have the Milwaukee blower, weed eater, edger, and polesaw attachment and love them. I would like to add the chainsaw as well, but would also keep my stihl for bigger jobs.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2907275
09/18/19 08:31 AM
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I'm on the Milwaukee train as well. I've had the blower about 6 months and it's been great. The only time I've used up a full battery is with the pole saw attachment, and that lasted a couple days. I was sold on Milwaukee after using the cordless impact re-decking piers. It just won't quit.

Re: Battery operated leaf blower [Re: blumsden] #2907289
09/18/19 08:57 AM
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Alot of my tools are battery or electric. A battery pole saw may be something to look into. As far as small motors go, I am using the premixed fuel from HD. True fuel or something like that is the name
Works great and both my demo saw and blower I keep on the truck always crank.


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