will it work with great amount of leaves in a yard?
461314
I've blown leaves with it (and it worked well), but I wouldn't buy it as a dedicated leaf blower. I mostly blow dust with it.
461315
Though I do not have a lawn, my experience tells me that it will not work on a lawn, especially one with a lot of leaves. As previously stated by others, it works best on smooth surfaces. That is what it was designed to do. You will need a gas or electric high output unit for lawns/leaves.
461316
No it will not work welll with a large amount of leaves. This is a "light" duty blower. Very handy for small jobs but definitely not for a large pile of leaves.
461317
No way. Designed to clear walkways, patios, and work areas. Great for boat decks and gutters. Its battery powered so watch you time.
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!
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.
461320
It will not have enough power for a large amount of leaves. I use it for lite cleanup and debris removal from the floor. You need a full size blower. I do use it to clean out gutters and downspouts since the air flow is channeled in the gutter and not diffused.
461321
I moved around some bigger cottonwood leaves but not enough to know if it will move a lot of them or not.
461322
Nope. This is a tiny blower for small, smooth surfaces - I.E. work benches, garage floors, or maybe patios, decks and sidewalks. If you want to try a rechargeable blower for a "great amount of leaves on a yard" then get one of the larger Makita 36 volt blowers made for lawns. And unless your leaf filled yard is really small, I personally wouldn't settle for anything less than a gas blower or a corded electric. $.02
740948
If you have more than a few leaves it does not work, I returned mine and use a corded blower.
1090715
Yes it will get leaves but may get clogged with a large amount. I noticed mine worked well until the little red button that sets the suction broke off - that was not covered by warranty. Just a heads up.
463037
I would doubt that it could shred a lot of leaves without a lot of attention. I think you would do better with a lawn mower
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
1631412
Yes, it will pick up leaves. However, depending on the amount of leaves you have in your pool you may have to clean out the robot's filter chamber more often. When my pool has a lot of leaves in it I usually use the garden hose leaf vacuum head to get the majority of the out first before running the unit. Over all I am very pleased with it's performance.
1109610
I own the Rake and Go Leaf Cart from Ames but have not used it yet as the Fall leaf collection in my area hasn't arrived. In my town, leaves are swept onto the street and picked up there without the need for bags so I can't specifically address your concerns. After looking at this cart, I suspect that it will work nicely for my use. Up till now, I have used the method of raking leaves onto a tarp and then dragging the tarp to the street so this cart method (with wheels) will hopefully prove to be infinitely better.
2099829
This is really a lightweight unit designed for small yards. It does a decent job with small amounts of leaves although I have not used it yet or grass clipping,I doubt that it would be able to used in a sizable way for yard clippings unless the area was very small. Up north we have not yet had to cut the grass yet. When we do...I can try it and let you know.
704490
According to the specs it should, depending if you have any other objects in the way i.e., lots of trees.
67365
I have oak trees and it works perfectly well on them, it manages small and large leaves equally well
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.
1154907
I can't answer your question directly, but let me say that this unit should not be called a leaf blower. It is quite ineffective at blowing leaves across a lawn. What it should be called is a "sweeper". It is excellent at blowing leaves dirt and light objects off our sidewalk and wooden deck. My wife loves it and uses it daily. If you have chairs, rugs, planters etc. to "sweep" around, you can't beat this tool. The battery lasts for a week to boot...
980443
Yes....mine does an excellent job at mulching the leaves. No complaints at all. I don't use it for major clean-up, just around flower beds.
1803114
Yes, it works well for leaves and clippings but it does get very heavy when the grass/leaves are wet. My husband likes it and we have a huge yard so he can do it in three passes without having to empty the bag. It is a good investment!
1315035
No I cant say that I have any problems with that, but I don't get a lot of leaves on my property. Sorry wish I could help you out.
813993
It would work in the yard to blow leaves into piles as long as they are dry.
373182
I would think yes. It has a very easy hook up. I love mine. It saves so much time when collecting leaves.