Lowe's has Kobalt 2-Piece 24-Volt Max Cordless Power Equipment Combo Kit (KOC 4124A-03) on sale for $129. Shipping is free or select free curbside pickup where available. Thanks Anime
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
The Kobalt 24-Volt Max Leaf Blower and String Trimmer Combo Kit helps keep your yard neat and tidy. The String Trimmer's 12 inch cutting swath and dual line feed increase cutting efficiency, while its bump head makes it easy to advance line for continuous use. The Leaf Blower's turbine fan produces 410 CFM to quickly corral fallen and debris so you don't have to rake, and its removable tube makes storage convenient. Offer valid through July 7th or while supplies last. ~ persian_mafia
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Lowe's has Kobalt 2-Piece 24-Volt Max Cordless Power Equipment Combo Kit (KOC 4124A-03) on sale for $129. Shipping is free or select free curbside pickup where available. Thanks Anime
Note, availability for curbside pickup will vary and may be limited.
The Kobalt 24-Volt Max Leaf Blower and String Trimmer Combo Kit helps keep your yard neat and tidy. The String Trimmer's 12 inch cutting swath and dual line feed increase cutting efficiency, while its bump head makes it easy to advance line for continuous use. The Leaf Blower's turbine fan produces 410 CFM to quickly corral fallen and debris so you don't have to rake, and its removable tube makes storage convenient. Offer valid through July 7th or while supplies last. ~ persian_mafia
I snagged mine at this price maybe a month and a half ago. This is a really nice set and both motors are brushless, so longevity should theoretically be great. I live on a property that, according to Scott's, is right around 15,000 sq ft. I have a Kobalt 24v Max drill as well, plus two 2.0 Amp Hour batteries from that. I haven't had to use the 2.0 batteries at all since starting.
For full disclosure, I use a Husqvarna edger to do the outside perimeter for that straight edge look. For the weed eating, though, this unit does a great job. I've been able to weed eat around my entire yard (lots of flower beds with edging) and been able to use just the 4.0 battery and still have enough juice to use the blower to clear off the concrete pathways and driveway.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi. That said, I prefer this one simply due to the simplicity of snapping a battery in and getting things blown off. I've seen someone in a forum before suggest you can get a diverter for the end of the blower that will focus the power and makes it more impactful. I haven't felt a need for that yet. Blows dry leaves just fine, as well as grass clippings from the street/driveway.
TL;DR - this is a great deal on a very useful set of lawn tools. If you have a particularly large yard, you might buy a second battery, but I haven't felt a need for it thus far, and while my yard isn't huge, it's not small, either, as it's a corner lot.
Who's that moron that's downvoting all the posts/queries regarding coupons? If you're so bummed up on coupons, why are you on a deals page to begin with?
I snagged mine at this price maybe a month and a half ago. This is a really nice set and both motors are brushless, so longevity should theoretically be great. I live on a property that, according to Scott's, is right around 15,000 sq ft. I have a Kobalt 24v Max drill as well, plus two 2.0 Amp Hour batteries from that. I haven't had to use the 2.0 batteries at all since starting.
For full disclosure, I use a Husqvarna edger to do the outside perimeter for that straight edge look. For the weed eating, though, this unit does a great job. I've been able to weed eat around my entire yard (lots of flower beds with edging) and been able to use just the 4.0 battery and still have enough juice to use the blower to clear off the concrete pathways and driveway.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi. That said, I prefer this one simply due to the simplicity of snapping a battery in and getting things blown off. I've seen someone in a forum before suggest you can get a diverter for the end of the blower that will focus the power and makes it more impactful. I haven't felt a need for that yet. Blows dry leaves just fine, as well as grass clippings from the street/driveway.
TL;DR - this is a great deal on a very useful set of lawn tools. If you have a particularly large yard, you might buy a second battery, but I haven't felt a need for it thus far, and while my yard isn't huge, it's not small, either, as it's a corner lot.
Who's that moron that's downvoting all the posts/queries regarding coupons? If you're so bummed up on coupons, why are you on a deals page to begin with?
Does anyone know how this compares to the $99 ryobi trimmer/blower combo from a couple days ago? I'm in the Ryobi ecosystem because of their batteries but will buy other products if they're clearly superior to Ryobi.
Does anyone know how this compares to the $99 ryobi trimmer/blower combo from a couple days ago? I'm in the Ryobi ecosystem because of their batteries but will buy other products if they're clearly superior to Ryobi.
Don't own either of these, but from specs this seems much more powerful than the ryobi deal.
Can you elaborate a little for me? What are you blowing off of your roof? Leaves and such? The gutters?
Regardless of your elaboration, I've never used mine on my roof, but I have a good feeling for how strong it is. So I could probably guess if I knew what you were trying to move.
Lowes for pro's is offering $20 off 100 coupons currently. sweetens the deal if you have set up an account
Order Date05/14/2020
Total Savings$20.00
Subtotal$109.00
Shipping/Delivery$0.00
Total Tax$8.18
Order Total$117.18
I'm also a Pro and I didn't get any emails with coupons in them... How did you get yours?
I was skeptical of battery powered equipment v/s gas powered. But after using a Dewalt 20V Max Trimmer which has superb torque love the trimmer. I also have a battery powered hedge trimmer- Same thing - it has been great.
I now want to buy a Dewalt blower once my electric one breaks. It has been running fine so far for the past 8 years.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi.
Gas blowers are "illegal" in my area and I have a neighbor somewhere that's been reporting their neighbors landscapers for months now to no avail. My landlords landscaper tried to switch to the electric one she bought but it's just terrible.
I have the 40v line which is great. I opted to pay the extra $100 for 40v because the battery is interchangeable with the 40v mower I got. 1 battery charge will get the grass cut, trimmed and blown. *1500sqft* The extra money was a no brainer to be able to swap out with all 3 tools.
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Gas blowers are "illegal" in my area and I have a neighbor somewhere that's been reporting their neighbors landscapers for months now to no avail. My landlords landscaper tried to switch to the electric one she bought but it's just terrible.
Yeah, for sure this wouldn't be the answer. Definitely not for anyone running a landscaping business. The weed eater is extremely light, which is why I prefer it to reattaching the head to my Husqvarna 128LD. The blower is great for grass clippings and dry leaves. If you tried to push wet leaves with it, it wouldn't happen. At all. I do really like that the blower is variable speed. So when I'm blowing clippings out of my flower beds I don't have to go full blast.
Anyway, I'm rambling again. I would definitely not recommend this for anyone doing any type of landscaping work on a daily basis. Definitely a homeowner weekend warrior type of set. I think that's what the Kobalt 24v Max line is aimed at anyway, though.
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For full disclosure, I use a Husqvarna edger to do the outside perimeter for that straight edge look. For the weed eating, though, this unit does a great job. I've been able to weed eat around my entire yard (lots of flower beds with edging) and been able to use just the 4.0 battery and still have enough juice to use the blower to clear off the concrete pathways and driveway.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi. That said, I prefer this one simply due to the simplicity of snapping a battery in and getting things blown off. I've seen someone in a forum before suggest you can get a diverter for the end of the blower that will focus the power and makes it more impactful. I haven't felt a need for that yet. Blows dry leaves just fine, as well as grass clippings from the street/driveway.
TL;DR - this is a great deal on a very useful set of lawn tools. If you have a particularly large yard, you might buy a second battery, but I haven't felt a need for it thus far, and while my yard isn't huge, it's not small, either, as it's a corner lot.
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For full disclosure, I use a Husqvarna edger to do the outside perimeter for that straight edge look. For the weed eating, though, this unit does a great job. I've been able to weed eat around my entire yard (lots of flower beds with edging) and been able to use just the 4.0 battery and still have enough juice to use the blower to clear off the concrete pathways and driveway.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi. That said, I prefer this one simply due to the simplicity of snapping a battery in and getting things blown off. I've seen someone in a forum before suggest you can get a diverter for the end of the blower that will focus the power and makes it more impactful. I haven't felt a need for that yet. Blows dry leaves just fine, as well as grass clippings from the street/driveway.
TL;DR - this is a great deal on a very useful set of lawn tools. If you have a particularly large yard, you might buy a second battery, but I haven't felt a need for it thus far, and while my yard isn't huge, it's not small, either, as it's a corner lot.
Regardless of your elaboration, I've never used mine on my roof, but I have a good feeling for how strong it is. So I could probably guess if I knew what you were trying to move.
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I was originally looking at 60v model trimmers, but I have a fairly modest yard, how much power do I need?
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Order Date05/14/2020
Total Savings$20.00
Subtotal$109.00
Shipping/Delivery$0.00
Total Tax$8.18
Order Total$117.18
I now want to buy a Dewalt blower once my electric one breaks. It has been running fine so far for the past 8 years.
Where is this coupon found? I didnt get an email for one on my pros account.
I have a gas powered Hitachi blower, and I can tell you that this blower doesn't push nearly as many CFM as the Hitachi.
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Anyway, I'm rambling again. I would definitely not recommend this for anyone doing any type of landscaping work on a daily basis. Definitely a homeowner weekend warrior type of set. I think that's what the Kobalt 24v Max line is aimed at anyway, though.
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