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$32.10 now. Picked one up for minor jobs like blowing out garage and porch. I have a gas operated unit but too much work to gas up and start and too loud for a quick clean-up.
Message edited by: LTLURKER on 2009-10-16 07:41:48 CDT
I went by Lowe's to check on blowers. Wish they'd had some indication that they were on sale. Could of had it in hand today. Guess I'll have to wait four days. At least I saved 7 cents by buying from Amazon since it's tax-free.
Message edited by: LTLURKER on 2009-10-16 09:19:22 CDT
LTLURKER said:$32.10 now. Picked one up for minor jobs like blowing out garage and porch. I have a gas operated unit but too much work to gas up and start and too loud for a quick clean-up. I have a Toro electric blower (very similar to this one) and a Homelite (blah) gas blower. I think the opposite. It's way more work for me to get out the extension cord and fight with it everywhere I go, then roll the cord back up afterwards, vs. just cranking up my gas blower and carrying it around on my back until I'm done.
I really wanted to like the Toro electric blower, and I have nothing against Toro or this blower in general, it's just the dang cord!
Not trying to thread crap, just sharing my opinion
I prefer electric over gas. The cord isn't too much of a hassle for me since I don't have a large area. I recommend using several 50' cords (I use 2) instead of long 100' ones. They are easier to roll/unroll. I use mine the most to clean the garage/patio and clear the driveway/sidewalks. Much easier than a broom or rake.
I have a Weedeater model that's lasted 3 years so far. The gas Homelite POS I previously owned didn't last a year. It died a month after warranty repair...never again.
Message edited by: sc0rpio on 2009-10-16 10:42:21 CDT
sc0rpio said:I prefer electric over gas. The cord isn't too much of a hassle for me since I don't have a large area. I recommend using several 50' cords (I use 2) instead of long 100' ones. They are easier to roll/unroll. I use mine the most to clean the garage/patio and clear the driveway/sidewalks. Much easier than a broom or rake.
I have a Weedeater model that's lasted 3 years so far. The gas Homelite POS I previously owned didn't last a year. It died a month after warranty repair...never again.
The weedeater that I bought for around $25 6 seasons back is still going strong. I use it with a 50' and a 100' cord(s). Not very powerful, but does the job.
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