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Brickseed is advertising nearby for $79 (unknown in stock), but it is a 45 minute drive.
I REGRET not buying this leaf blower when I found it in the clearance for $45 back in March.
Update: I drove those 45 minutes to Elk Grove (CA) Walmart and bought the Hart Turbo leaf blower. They had 4 boxes on their clearance shelf outside on the patio section. All priced at $79. They also had gas powered leaf blower by Black Max for $69.
This leaf blower is just as mighty as my electric Toro leaf blower. I used it this morning to clear all my leaves on my driveway. This blower is strong and light. It feels very sturdy and looks expensive too. I am very happy with it and plan to do more yard work tomorrow.
Last edited by montecristo1 October 14, 2022 at 11:20 AM.
This seems like a very nice price for those who can find it at their store. However, the 315 CFM and 100 MPH speed rating seems low for those who want to blow leaves. I think this would be good for gras clippings and other lighter duty things. Do others agreee that the CFM rating seems low? thanks
It depends on your idea of 'awhile' ;-) These take a ton of current to move air that well- regardless of the brand. Keeping it on constantly MIGHT last 10 minutes.
Yeah,
This is true for most battery tools that operate their motors at full speed: high-speed drills, circular saws, grinders, blowers etc.
A large battery that would last you "all day" in high-torque, small burst applications (say impact drivers & wrenches, ratchets etc), takes a piss at prolongued, high speed applications, much like EVs work better at city speeds & stop-n-go low speed traffic scenarios, but fight against their strengths in prolonged, high(er) speed roadtrips: motors operate at their higher efficiency close to 0 rpm and fight their own magnetic fields the faster they turn.
I got the 600cfm hart blower for $62. There was a shelf where the plants are with a bunch of outdoor equipment and a sign that said additional 50% off at the register. Normally $199 but there was a clearance tag on the box and the lady took 50% off the clearance tag. This was in Tampa, FL
I got the 600cfm hart blower for $62. There was a shelf where the plants are with a bunch of outdoor equipment and a sign that said additional 50% off at the register. Normally $199 but there was a clearance tag on the box and the lady took 50% off the clearance tag. This was in Tampa, FL
I got this same one, 600 cfm, for $50 over a month ago. One store decided to mark most everything down, while everyone else has pretty much kept their prices high as ever.
How do you like your hart blower? I've gotten spoiled by the Ego 650 blower since I've had it. May give the hart to a friend who is just getting into the cordless o.p.e. tools.
If you are in the Hart family and have extra batteries. Otherwise you are going to be disappointed in the run time. This is for blowing grass clippings and not leaves. Love how companies lull people into buying this junk that runs for 10 minutes on a charge.
I dont think you own any Hart tools because if you did you would know your statement is false. While I would not use Hart tools on a work order, I use my Milwaukee and Dewalt and even Makita, but I do own several Hart tools, including this leaf blower, a 2gal water sprayer, hedge trimmer, weed eater and something else, i don't remember.
My water sprayer, weed eater, and this blower all last for a decent amount of time on a 2ah battery. I have several 4ah batteries and I never run out of juice while using a 4ah battery with these tools. now, depending on how long people are using them, their mileage will vary.. but my blower and weed eater and sprayer go for well over 20 minutes of continuous use with a 4ah battery.
I dont think you own any Hart tools because if you did you would know your statement is false. While I would not use Hart tools on a work order, I use my Milwaukee and Dewalt and even Makita, but I do own several Hart tools, including this leaf blower, a 2gal water sprayer, hedge trimmer, weed eater and something else, i don't remember.
My water sprayer, weed eater, and this blower all last for a decent amount of time on a 2ah battery. I have several 4ah batteries and I never run out of juice while using a 4ah battery with these tools. now, depending on how long people are using them, their mileage will vary.. but my blower and weed eater and sprayer go for well over 20 minutes of continuous use with a 4ah battery.
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I REGRET not buying this leaf blower when I found it in the clearance for $45 back in March.
Update: I drove those 45 minutes to Elk Grove (CA) Walmart and bought the Hart Turbo leaf blower. They had 4 boxes on their clearance shelf outside on the patio section. All priced at $79. They also had gas powered leaf blower by Black Max for $69.
This leaf blower is just as mighty as my electric Toro leaf blower. I used it this morning to clear all my leaves on my driveway. This blower is strong and light. It feels very sturdy and looks expensive too. I am very happy with it and plan to do more yard work tomorrow.
This is true for most battery tools that operate their motors at full speed: high-speed drills, circular saws, grinders, blowers etc.
A large battery that would last you "all day" in high-torque, small burst applications (say impact drivers & wrenches, ratchets etc), takes a piss at prolongued, high speed applications, much like EVs work better at city speeds & stop-n-go low speed traffic scenarios, but fight against their strengths in prolonged, high(er) speed roadtrips: motors operate at their higher efficiency close to 0 rpm and fight their own magnetic fields the faster they turn.
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How do you like your hart blower? I've gotten spoiled by the Ego 650 blower since I've had it. May give the hart to a friend who is just getting into the cordless o.p.e. tools.
My water sprayer, weed eater, and this blower all last for a decent amount of time on a 2ah battery. I have several 4ah batteries and I never run out of juice while using a 4ah battery with these tools. now, depending on how long people are using them, their mileage will vary.. but my blower and weed eater and sprayer go for well over 20 minutes of continuous use with a 4ah battery.
My water sprayer, weed eater, and this blower all last for a decent amount of time on a 2ah battery. I have several 4ah batteries and I never run out of juice while using a 4ah battery with these tools. now, depending on how long people are using them, their mileage will vary.. but my blower and weed eater and sprayer go for well over 20 minutes of continuous use with a 4ah battery.
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