The blower cuts a nice swath of material out about 2 feet in front of the blower tube opening. I took it outside to blow the leaves in the yard into a pile. It’s not (or shouldn’t be) difficult to use a tool like this, and the GreenWorks 40V blower is no exception. The GreenWorks Cordless Blower in the Field
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The GreenWorks Blower, like the bulk of the DigiPro 40V line of ope tools) runs off a brushless motor, and it also has a neat feature whereby you can select either of two speeds (really, a turbo button).
Charge time is roughly 60 minutes for a 2Ah battery and 120 minutes for the 4Ah battery. GreenWorks sells the Blower as a tool-only option or as part of a kit with a 4.0 Ah battery and charger (it can be found with a 2Ah battery as well).
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It’s a great tool for blowing leaves or grass, cleaning up a job site, or just about anything else you can imagine. If you’re already on the GreenWorks 40V platform, adding this tool to your garage or shed is going to be an easy decision.