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DeWalt Leaf Blower and Trimmer
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hyea:trikermutha
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I will tell you batteries don't last to long on these fancy electric yard tools IMO .. Now I don't have a Dewalt. Even my line trimmer doesn't last long but it doesn't matter to much at this time don't have much to trim.:roflblack:
If you can fix your gas powered items go for it. I been fixing my gas powered tools as needed. The dam gas is no help either.
May have to try out the gas you can get at the stores now with no ethanol
If you can fix your gas powered items go for it. I been fixing my gas powered tools as needed. The dam gas is no help either.
May have to try out the gas you can get at the stores now with no ethanol
Bob Denman
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I went to four-stroke powered string trimmers and leaf blowers. :thumbup:
I wasn't too happy with the battery-powered ones. About the time you just got things moving: they'd crap out! :banghead:
I wasn't too happy with the battery-powered ones. About the time you just got things moving: they'd crap out! :banghead:
Bob Denman
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You could offer to use goats: they'd even fertilize the lawn for them! :shocked: :roflblack:
ARtraveler
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No experience with the DeWalt. The 40 amp sounds like it may do the job.
Have a Worx. Lasts for about 15 minutes before crapping out.
I don't blow leaves anymore. I just mulch them up in the spring with the rider.
Have a Worx. Lasts for about 15 minutes before crapping out.
I don't blow leaves anymore. I just mulch them up in the spring with the rider.
Bob Denman
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How big is your yard? :dontknow:
I can easily fun a trimmer or blower for over two hours at a rip; and STILL have more work to do with them... :banghead:
(I shoulda bought less land! :gaah
Mazo EMS2
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I certainly don't need anything commercial grade....all I have is a house in town on a half acre lot. So I have the trimming around the house and a fence and flower beds n such. All I really need a blower for is cleanup after mowing, blowing out the shed and garage, and cleaning out the gutters a few times a year. I would run each about a half hour each time. After looking at a few brands, it looks like Black n Decker has some 60V stuff for pretty good prices. I can get both tools, two batteries and two chargers for $325.
IGETAROUND
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leaf blower
Don't forget drying the spyder after it's baths:yes::yes::yes:
Don't forget drying the spyder after it's baths:yes::yes::yes:
bmccaffrey
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trikermutha
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I seen a Battery Toro blower at HOBO outlet a few weeks ago. Not sure if that helps you any or if you have a HOBO outlet by you
r1100rider
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Av gas in all your small gas engines run it year around then you don't have to think about it ,you never know when your last use mite be ,nothing worse then realising in dec that you have gas from June in you chainsaw or trimmers av gas can sit for years and will start first or second pull
I have a Dewalt hedge trimmer and it's awesome. I like that both blades move back and forth and can cut a branch 3/4" thick. The charge seems to hold forever, excellent battery life. I realize that you're probably asking about a string trimmer, but I thought I'd chime in with my dewalt cordless experience. I love Dewalt tools.
Chasinsparks
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Gas
I have been using trufuel (you can get it a Lowes) in all my equipment for about 5 years, I will never put pump gas in my small engines again. I know you can use stabli and other gas treatments, but I have found my blower and trimmer and pressure washer all start on fist time and run much better.
I have been using trufuel (you can get it a Lowes) in all my equipment for about 5 years, I will never put pump gas in my small engines again. I know you can use stabli and other gas treatments, but I have found my blower and trimmer and pressure washer all start on fist time and run much better.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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Bob Denman
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:clap: I NEED one of them!! :2thumbs:
oldgoat
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trikermutha
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NOW if you can find a tool to stop the "Partridge family" next door to me to stop playing the Piano and musical instruments at all times of the day and night I would buy that in a heartbeat. :roflblack:
Bob Denman
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You could try this...
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