Handy shop blower

[bob vaughan]

Handy shop blower.

This battery powered leaf blower is perfect for blowing off bench surfaces and corners of the shop. The air stream isn’t powerful like a lot of electric blowers I’ve got, and thus doesn’t raise a cloud of dust. Without the second extension, the air flow is rather gentle. I’ve retired the other electric blowers I had in the shop.

If you’re looking for a leaf blower for leaves or blowing off the patio, keep on looking.

 

[Burly John]

Useful information. Thanks.

 

[pop-pop]

Handy shop blower.

This battery powered leaf blower is perfect for blowing off bench surfaces and corners of the shop. The air stream isn’t powerful like a lot of electric blowers I’ve got, and thus doesn’t raise a cloud of dust. Without the second extension, the air flow is rather gentle. I’ve retired the other electric blowers I had in the shop.

If you’re looking for a leaf blower for leaves or blowing off the patio, keep on looking.

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100% agreement to your comments. This one exceeded my expectations. Three speeds and each speed is variable via the trigger.

 

[Martin Roper]

I open up every door in the garage, put my 500 cfm leaf blower on "turbo," and let 'er rip.

 

[Jack A.]

I have a DeWalt cordless blower so I can say I use Formula 1 grade equipment.

 

[Canuck]

100% agreement to your comments. This one exceeded my expectations. Three speeds and each speed is variable via the trigger.
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Could you share the mode! number of that Ryobi? I was looking at a similar line of Ryobi blowers.

Thanks
Wayne

 

[pop-pop]

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Could you share the mode! number of that Ryobi? I was looking at a similar line of Ryobi blowers.


Thanks
Wayne

Didn’t find a model number on the blower.
Got it from Direct Tools at the Smithfield Outlet.

 

[Martin Roper]

The model number is at the bottom in the above pic, P2108, etc.

 

[pop-pop]

100% agreement to your comments. This one exceeded my expectations. Three speeds and each speed is variable via the trigger.
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Figured out there are not three speeds per se. 3 allows 0 to max. 1 and 2 are mechanical stops that limit the travel of the trigger. Works fine that way.