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Household Hints & Help

In reply to the discussion: leaf blowers? [View all]

3Hotdogs

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8. I have an EGO snow blower and also an EGO hedge trimmer.
Thu Oct 15, 2020, 06:28 PM
Oct 2020

Last edited Thu Oct 15, 2020, 10:26 PM - Edit history (1)

The snow blower takes about 35 minutes to do my walk, driveway and two neighbor's walks. The two batteries drain about 20% of their energy during that usage.

The hedge trimmers uses one battery on about 40 ft of hedge. My arms wear out before the battery quits.


In other words, modern batteries are such that you are not likely to run out of charge before the task is complete.

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leaf blowers? [View all] question everything Oct 2020 OP
My husband bought me a DeWalt battery operated leaf blower and... MontanaMama Oct 2020 #1
Thank you! Will look it up question everything Oct 2020 #3
I have a cordless Black+Decker that takes 40 volt batteries. It works well. DonaldsRump Oct 2020 #2
Thanks! Will look at it. And yes, a second battery is a good idea question everything Oct 2020 #4
Those things make life in my neighborhood unbearable at times. klook Oct 2020 #5
I use an EGO blower Miguelito Loveless Oct 2020 #6
I have an EGO snow blower and also an EGO hedge trimmer. 3Hotdogs Oct 2020 #8
When we moved Miguelito Loveless Oct 2020 #9
Also, Miguelito Loveless Oct 2020 #7
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