there's some extra connection the new controller doesn't have, and i don't want to try to figure it out.If it’s just a matter of reconnecting, I’d argue that it’s worth the effort.
I’m happy with my ryobi cordless electric blower. The 2 amp hour battery it comes with only gives you about twenty minutes of non-turbo blowing. So if you know you’ll need more than 20 minutes, I’d get a second battery, preferably 5 AH and keep the 2 as a back up. The turbo has comparable CFMs to mid-grade gas blowers but it sucks the battery dry in about 10 minutes on a fully charged 2AH battery.got a ryobi trimmer(using the same batteries) on the way, guess i'll get a blower too (to get away from the cord). The ryobi electric blowers were getting "ok" reviews, i guess if i want a super powered blower i'm also gonna have to get gas, thoughts?
forums has said if i go gas, i should just buy the can'd pre-mix 50:1 since it's also no ethanolI’m happy with my ryobi cordless electric blower. The 2 amp hour battery it comes with only gives you about twenty minutes of non-turbo blowing. So if you know you’ll need more than 20 minutes, I’d get a second battery, preferably 5 AH and keep the 2 as a back up. The turbo has comparable CFMs to mid-grade gas blowers but it sucks the battery dry in about 10 minutes on a fully charged 2AH battery.
As far as gas vs electric, it’s really a matter of convenience. Will you use the tools often enough to turn over your 50:1 mix? If you’ve already got the batteries and no need for contractor grade power equipment, I think modern battery tools are a good way to go.
one guy, unless you can't hold a heavy 50lb windowHow difficult is taking a sliding glass door off to replace the wheels/lock? The lock fell in and down, so I gotta take the door off to get it.
Can it be done by 1 person or do I really want another?
How difficult is taking a sliding glass door off to replace the wheels/lock? The lock fell in and down, so I gotta take the door off to get it.
Can it be done by 1 person or do I really want another?
Battery powered tools are pretty much no compromise these days. I don't use a leaf blower but I looked into it for my aunt a while back and the 36V makita battery blower moved more CFMs than their backpack gas blower.
Yeah, but in the fall when I'm using my blower for hours at a time, a battery one just isn't going to cut it.
I use a battery powered trimmer and compared to gas it's so shitty, but at least I ain't buying fuel
just decided to get a ryobi gas blower, more yellow green in my garage!My 18V ryobi string trimmer does a pretty good job. Plus it’s got a built in pea green color as a theft deterrent feature!