Will this work for blowing leaves out of the gutters on the second story of my house?
1306285
One good thing is that it's light in weight. Will blow dry leaves out of gutter easily; don't know about wet ones or muddy debris. However one would have to be right up there on the roof top to do it. I have 2 story home & learned from yrs of being on the ladder that those gutters with covers are worth the having. Be careful on the roof if it's wet!!!!
1306286
We blow the leaves off our porch roof with it and it works great! No cord to trip over and light enough not to throw you off balance.
1446367
I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
1424446
it should fit all blowers its adjustable to the nozzle. it saved me a lot of begging to have someone get up on a ladder or on the roof to clean the gutters that where higher then the ladder.it works really well.i really like the product.i hope this response helps.
1636984
I think it would be great for that. It is not powerful enough to be a leaf blower.
392069
That is how I use mine to clean the gutters. Just be careful setting it down since they cannot take much side load.
482229
I do not know. I have a 32 foot run beyond the blower with (2) 90 degree bends. It blows hard enough to kill the foliage on a hemlock shrub 6 feet from the discharge ( with a 30 degree cap ) ! It is effective !! DAN
2225433
No, it does not. It is designed for small jobs such as blowing leaves, acorn shells, debris from patios and decks. It works great for small jobs. We have patios and decks. We're very pleased with it for the money.
2259525
I'm not an expert on this subject but I'll respond the best I can. I think it may work but for the fact the lint may get caught up in the fan. It's desgned to help move air through vents but when you add in a bunch of lint, I think it would build up over time and create a fire hazard. Just my thoughts. I have probably the same problem with my dryer venting outside my house. The venting goes up a wall and then another 10 feet to the exterior so we get lint building up in the vent. I use a leaf blower to blow out the accumulated lint about once a year.
461319
I don't think I would use it for a great amount of leaves, it's not as powerful as a standard leaf blower and you'd most likely run out of battery power long before you finished. I use a 3 amp battery which gives me enough to do my sidewalks and patio twice over. Works great for short quick projects.
461318
Probably won't be able to move large amounts of leaves esp. compared to a gas blower. But, Makita recently introduced a 36 volt model thatuses two 18-volt batteries. That may work. This blower is excellent for moving debris on smooth surfaces such as garage or deck floors.It's also good for quickly drying off any wet surface or for drying contact cement when used for laminating surfaces. I am very happy with it!
1795422
It should blow the leaves as long as they are not wet and packed. This blower is extremely powerful for it's size and price. Actually has more force than our bigger gas powered one.
1020760
It has plenty of power and a variety of nozzles to use. I'm sure it will work well for that. I've used mine to clean under the eaves of my house and it had no trouble knocking down wasp nests and such.
2003271
I never thought of using it for leave blowing but thinking about it it can probably work cause it blows strong enough to blow leaves away no it will not do the job of a real leaf blower tho
991313
I don't really have any leaves. But id say if you wanted decent blowing power go with a gas blower. You want something strong enough to move leaves when wet and I can guarantee this blower won't. I use this to clear grass clippings and that's about all.
776871
Hi. Well I have used normal leaf blowers to do that very job and since this is a little stronger than a leaf blower, it should work fine.
1256083
A two prong will work just fine,just keep you and your weed eater blower away from rain wet surfaces. Enjoy!.
1795420
It most assuredly will. I expected an electric blower to be under-powered, but I was wrong about this one. It's not intended to be a commercial-grade device, but it will blow leaves like nobody's business. For a utility blower that is used around the home once a week or less, you can't beat it for the price.