Handheld blowers

[4WD]

I use a 40V leaf blower on the outside and a 20V for the inside - both are light to handle

 

[gasman556]

How's the 4S on sound? Never forget my first 4S outboard - sweet change!

Nothing special to my simple ears, just not quite as high a pitch as a 2S IMO.

I think it is cool though to not to have to mix gas/oil for it. Definitely unique.

 

[Dadillac]

So it was just barley warm enough today to wash the cars. Used the new blower and it was a fail. It did blow the water but not nearly as well as the videos show. My Milwaukee M18 blower is kind of weak but it was better than the hand held one. It is in the trash now

Don

 

[jmillet]

I use the Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless 220 CFM 140 MPH Compact Blower with 4.0 Ah Battery to finish drying wheels, door jambs and other cracks and crevasses.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-O...zSiTXHc3GMlvJQoxFhmExHkauq7E6Oj0aAg4-EALw_wcB

 

[gasman556]

@Dadillac
If you're already in one of the battery "ecosystems" (read: makita, miluakee, ryobi, etc), they all sell some sort of blower. I got one from Makita that uses two of their batteries and does a pretty good job. Not as good as my backpack gas blower, but not bad either. It's a h@ll of a lot lighter though.

 

[DemoFly]

I use a gas leaf blower that I got for 20 bucks. It doubles as a gas leaf blower. It will dry a waxed or coated car just fine without a velocity tip, but its great with the tip.

 

[gregk24]

I use my Ryobi leaf blower. Works like a charm. A little heavy but not too bad, takes a few minutes and the whole car is dry.