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Costco Members: Greenworks 80V Jet Brushless Blower w/ 2-Count 2Ah Batteries Expired
$200
$279.99
+ Free Shipping
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Greenworks 80V Jet Brushless Blower w/ 2-Count 2Ah Batteries (2421502COVT) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free.
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About this Product:
Thanks Community Member DKTVPN for sharing this deal
About this Product:
- Up to 730 Cfm of Air Volume at 170 Mph to Power Through Debris, Wet Leaves & More
- Lightweight and ergonomic design allows for easy control and arm movement
- Jet Fan Technology Provides the Best Power-to-weight Ratio in the Industry
- Includes (2) 2.0 AH Batteries, (1) Charger and (1) Shoulder Strap
- 4-year Limited Tool & Battery Warranty
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- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $102.49 lower (33.9% savings) than the next best available prices from reputable merchants with prices starting from $302.48..
- $80 manufacturer's savings is valid 12/5/21 through 12/16/21. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member
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Edited December 6, 2021
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$80 manufacturer's savings is valid 12/5/21 through 12/16/21. While supplies last. Limit 5 per member.
Greenworks 80V Jet Blower with (2) 2Ah Batteries [costco.com]
Greenworks 80V Jet Blower with (2) 2Ah Batteries [costco.com]
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This is a great deal because of getting 2 batteries. The 2 batteries alone are almost worth this much.
About battery weight, these are the "smaller" ones at 2AH (still 80V though) and are quite large. That's because they store a lot of power. (2*80=160WH). I recently got their 80V mower and used my 2AH battery, but wanted a larger battery, so I got the 4AH on a Costco deal this Summer. That 4AH battery is quite a bit heavier and a bit longer (sticks out past back of tool by design). That one is 4*80=320WH, which is a lot of power, like you'd need for a lawn mower on a large lawn. Personally I think the 4AH in a blower is overkill and this deal makes more sense as you get 2 of the lighter 2Ah batteries, so if you have a large area to work on, you can charge one battery while using the other. The charging is pretty fast. I really like the Greenworks 80V system.
If you are only doing light-duty things, like dry leaves on a paved driveway, you probably don't need this. You can get cheap Ryobi or some DeWalt 20V ones and they will be much smaller and lighter. But if you want something to replace that noisy Stihl 2-stroke, you'd move up to this.
Just this fall I went the other way - modified my Kobalt 6Ah battery (that came with crazy deal mower) to use in this blower. Heavy, but runs more than long enough to even re-charge both of my 2Ah batteries. Used a Dremel and drill press to modify the slot on each side of the battery. Now I'll get to use it in my snow "thrower" as well!
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Up to 730 Cfm of Air Volume at 170 Mph to Power Through Debris, Wet Leaves & More
Lightweight and ergonomic design allows for easy control and arm movement
Jet Fan Technology Provides the Best Power-to-weight Ratio in the Industry
Includes (2) 2.0 AH Batteries, (1) Charger and (1) Shoulder Strap
4-year Limited Tool & Battery Warranty's
https://www.costco.com/greenworks...52
Can't buy two new 80v 2AH batteries for $107 apiece. So I get discounted bats and they threw in a free charger and leaf blower. What's not to like?
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Why 4x larger? Are you assuming constant energy density, conversion efficiency, and packing efficiency? Shouldn't higher voltage be higher efficiency?
Just this fall I went the other way - modified my Kobalt 6Ah battery (that came with crazy deal mower) to use in this blower. Heavy, but runs more than long enough to even re-charge both of my 2Ah batteries. Used a Dremel and drill press to modify the slot on each side of the battery. Now I'll get to use it in my snow "thrower" as well!
Because they both use essentially the same material for the battery power. If you were to take the stuff inside of 80v 2ah and convert it to 20v , you would get 8ah. So 8ah/2ah = 4. The math: voltage x amp = power. 20v x 2ah = 40 watts, 80v x 2ah = 160 watts. 160/40= 4, which is 4x more material needed to make 80v at 2ah.