Select Home Depot Stores has RYOBI 40V HP Brushless 600 CFM 155 MPH Cordless Leaf Blower and Carbon Fiber String Trimmer w/ 4.0 Ah Battery & Charger (RY40960) on sale for $199. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.
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The RYOBI 40-Volt HP Carbon Fiber Shaft Attachment Capable String Trimmer & 40 -Volt HP Whisper Series Blower give you the cordless convenience you want w/ the GAS-LIKE POWER you need. These tools have a brushless motor for maximum power & durability. The tools have variable speed triggers for better user control, which makes cleaning up around delicate areas easier than ever before. The EXPAND-IT attachment capability allows you to transform your trimmer into a variety of tools for ultimate versatility. The shaft of the string trimmer is now carbon fiber, which means it's lighter & stronger than before! The trimmer is equipped w/ the REEL EASY+ 3-in-1 Bump Feed Head w/ SPEED WINDER. This REEL EASY+ head can function as a bump feed head, fixed line head or bladed head. The leaf blower provides 600 CFM & 155 MPH. As part of the WHISPER SERIES this blower is 85% quieter than a gas blower! The blower has a cruise control feature for convenience & a turbo button to unleash full power when you need it. The kit includes speed tips you can attach to your blower to maximize wind speed for heavier debris clearing. This combo kit is equipped w/ a 40-Volt 4.0 Ah battery & the included Fast Charger, charges your battery in under 60 minutes w/ 2X faster charging. The battery is compatible w/ over 50 RYOBI tools in the RYOBI 40-Volt system. The 40-Volt HP Carbon Fiber Shaft Attachment Capable String Trimmer & Jet Fan Blower Combo Kit is backed by a limited 5-year tool warranty.
Product SKU:
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UPC:
46396040206
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Select Home Depot Stores has RYOBI 40V HP Brushless 600 CFM 155 MPH Cordless Leaf Blower and Carbon Fiber String Trimmer w/ 4.0 Ah Battery & Charger (RY40960) on sale for $199. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits.
Thanks community member SiennaPen518 for sharing this deal
Note, availability for store pickup and shipping may vary by location
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Ryobi 40v system won me over on the grounds that it's only ecosystem that has an auger. I used that thing to dig 9 4 ft deep holes. no other system has that tool. Best 450 bucks I've ever spent.
This thing good to dry cars? I have hard water and I don't want to use my plug in blower. If I don't beat the water it will show hard water and it's a pain to get rid of it later.
You are definitely buying this kit for the weedwhacker. It's carbon fiber shaft makes it pretty light and it is the expand-it model which is a big plus. It comes with the 2 blade attachment as well which I like for my tougher SW weeds. It's lighter and much stronger than the crappy 18V model I have only because it was an edger back when I needed one. This is an excellent model and worth the price alone with the battery and charger.
Having the Toro 60V flex blower with the same CFM and MPH specs as this blower makes me not so impressed. It is quiet compared to the Toro and it moves leaves, even wet ones, decently. For comparison, the Ryobi on Turbo is the same as the Toro before pressing turbo. Turbo on the Toro will blow the gravel out of your yard if you aren't careful. I have a 6Ah battery for my Toro and I can blow the front and back yard, with a lot of turbo use, and usually finish with it on it's last bar not blinking yet. I finished my front yard only with the Ryobi 4Ah, with limited turbo, and it was blinking dead as I stopped. For most it might be a good blower, but I find it underpowered having the Toro as a comparison.
I'll be looking to upgrade to the better Ryobi blower when it is on sale again. Definitely need more batteries as well. They aren't even close to the Toro in longetivity. I ordered the 5Ah from HD that is cheaper than the 4Ah so hopefully it lasts better. I also picked up the leaf sucker thing on sale for $149. I haven't been able to get rid of my Echo blower/sucker because nothing electric compares, but it's so loud to use anymore that I'm trying to find a good alternative.
You are definitely buying this kit for the weedwhacker. It's carbon fiber shaft makes it pretty light and it is the expand-it model which is a big plus. It comes with the 2 blade attachment as well which I like for my tougher SW weeds. It's lighter and much stronger than the crappy 18V model I have only because it was an edger back when I needed one. This is an excellent model and worth the price alone with the battery and charger.
Having the Toro 60V flex blower with the same CFM and MPH specs as this blower makes me not so impressed. It is quiet compared to the Toro and it moves leaves, even wet ones, decently. For comparison, the Ryobi on Turbo is the same as the Toro before pressing turbo. Turbo on the Toro will blow the gravel out of your yard if you aren't careful. I have a 6Ah battery for my Toro and I can blow the front and back yard, with a lot of turbo use, and usually finish with it on it's last bar not blinking yet. I finished my front yard only with the Ryobi 4Ah, with limited turbo, and it was blinking dead as I stopped. For most it might be a good blower, but I find it underpowered having the Toro as a comparison.
I'll be looking to upgrade to the better Ryobi blower when it is on sale again. Definitely need more batteries as well. They aren't even close to the Toro in longetivity. I ordered the 5Ah from HD that is cheaper than the 4Ah so hopefully it lasts better. I also picked up the leaf sucker thing on sale for $149. I haven't been able to get rid of my Echo blower/sucker because nothing electric compares, but it's so loud to use anymore that I'm trying to find a good alternative.
I concur with this assessment of the blower. It's underwhelming and I suspect only gets to 600 CFM on turbo (and turbo is what you'll expect, coming from a basic gas blower) - and then it will sometimes shut off and go unresponsive for a minute or few. I assume as a battery safety measure? And it's not light.
All around not great.
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You are definitely buying this kit for the weedwhacker. It's carbon fiber shaft makes it pretty light and it is the expand-it model which is a big plus. It comes with the 2 blade attachment as well which I like for my tougher SW weeds. It's lighter and much stronger than the crappy 18V model I have only because it was an edger back when I needed one. This is an excellent model and worth the price alone with the battery and charger.
Having the Toro 60V flex blower with the same CFM and MPH specs as this blower makes me not so impressed. It is quiet compared to the Toro and it moves leaves, even wet ones, decently. For comparison, the Ryobi on Turbo is the same as the Toro before pressing turbo. Turbo on the Toro will blow the gravel out of your yard if you aren't careful. I have a 6Ah battery for my Toro and I can blow the front and back yard, with a lot of turbo use, and usually finish with it on it's last bar not blinking yet. I finished my front yard only with the Ryobi 4Ah, with limited turbo, and it was blinking dead as I stopped. For most it might be a good blower, but I find it underpowered having the Toro as a comparison.
I'll be looking to upgrade to the better Ryobi blower when it is on sale again. Definitely need more batteries as well. They aren't even close to the Toro in longetivity. I ordered the 5Ah from HD that is cheaper than the 4Ah so hopefully it lasts better. I also picked up the leaf sucker thing on sale for $149. I haven't been able to get rid of my Echo blower/sucker because nothing electric compares, but it's so loud to use anymore that I'm trying to find a good alternative.
You are definitely buying this kit for the weedwhacker. It's carbon fiber shaft makes it pretty light and it is the expand-it model which is a big plus. It comes with the 2 blade attachment as well which I like for my tougher SW weeds. It's lighter and much stronger than the crappy 18V model I have only because it was an edger back when I needed one. This is an excellent model and worth the price alone with the battery and charger.
Having the Toro 60V flex blower with the same CFM and MPH specs as this blower makes me not so impressed. It is quiet compared to the Toro and it moves leaves, even wet ones, decently. For comparison, the Ryobi on Turbo is the same as the Toro before pressing turbo. Turbo on the Toro will blow the gravel out of your yard if you aren't careful. I have a 6Ah battery for my Toro and I can blow the front and back yard, with a lot of turbo use, and usually finish with it on it's last bar not blinking yet. I finished my front yard only with the Ryobi 4Ah, with limited turbo, and it was blinking dead as I stopped. For most it might be a good blower, but I find it underpowered having the Toro as a comparison.
I'll be looking to upgrade to the better Ryobi blower when it is on sale again. Definitely need more batteries as well. They aren't even close to the Toro in longetivity. I ordered the 5Ah from HD that is cheaper than the 4Ah so hopefully it lasts better. I also picked up the leaf sucker thing on sale for $149. I haven't been able to get rid of my Echo blower/sucker because nothing electric compares, but it's so loud to use anymore that I'm trying to find a good alternative.
All around not great.
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