Does it have enough oomph to blow pine needles off of a deck?
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No, it doesn't. I would recommend this vacuum for cleaning chop saws and table saws plus the surround work area at the end of the day. It has just enough power to suck up and or blow out saw dust and other small debris at a very close range. Will not work well at clearing a deck of pine needles research other dewalt vacuum with more oomph
701314
It works well on blowing pine straw. I have not tried picking up any. The collection bag would be too small.
1651333
This blower is overkill for 1-2" of snow but it would certainly handle it. It's a heavy machine however so a lighter duty blower would be easier to use with that small amount of snow.
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Fredna- It does have a setting for pine needles. Our experience is with mixed oak leaves and Jeffrey pine needles. So far no issues. I suspect that if all you are loading into it is pine needles, you might have to avoid just dumping a bunch in. Instead you'd probably have to make sure you don't clog it. Large handfuls at a time would probably work fine. It uses plastic grass trimmer line (I bought a reel and cut my own lengths) and the pine needles might go through the line faster than it does with mostly leaves. But it's not very difficult to put new line in. As I mentioned in my review, it's a little awkward to put together. However, I'm in my second season of using it and am happy with it. I hope this answers your question, Brock
99847
Works really well on eucalyptus and such leaves. Does not work well at all with pine needles as it clogs up almost instantly.
33723
Yes, I think it has plenty power. Especially if you adjust it down to from a broad spray to a more concentrated stream.
2121315
I don't have a pine tree and live in a very dry climate but it does pick up small twigs from a blue palo verde tree and those twigs are larger and heavier than reasonably dry pine needles. As with any blower-vac, you can clog it if you try to pick up a huge pile of anything. Just work from the edges and it should do fine. I'm still amazed at how much better it is than my previous one from a different manufacturer.
542081
I don't have pine needles but something similar. If its windy and there is a lot of debris it gets full but is easy to clean out.
2194539
Yes. It has the speed adjutment and power needed. I use it more for cutting steel than wood. Designed more for serious DIYer than commercial use, however.
2128216
you can adjust the pressure coming out of the head. I used this on my wood deck and was milder than using the spray head. This cuts your time by 75%. It is worth it!
1638641
I have only used it to blow debris and dust out of filters, etc., but I believe it would work. I have liked mine.
2081577
We have only used it on pine, so far. It does seem powerful enough to use on any wood. We have been very pleased with it.
810149
It works just like a manual lawn mower you push it and it does the job. Only draw back is if you have a lot of pine needles the brushes get clogged easily. Otherwise it works great!
1154909
I don't think my cordless Greenworks blower is very powerful, but it is entirely perfect for my job of cleaning our porches of leaves, mesquite pollen and other debris very easily and quickly. It doesn't blow away spider webs or bat droppings unfortunately, but I am very happy with it.
751643
Not really. I do use it to blow off tools at job site and that causes it to continually cycle. Grinders, sanders and drills require way more cfm.
1636984
I think it would be great for that. It is not powerful enough to be a leaf blower.
2071950
Yes, it has more than enough power, but, it would be slow. You would be better off with a hammer drill.