Deal Editor's Note: This offer is valid In-Store only at select locations. While we cannot confirm in-store pricing/availability, we are promoting this deal to the Frontpage due to comments from forum members reporting success in finding these prices available locally.
Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference) has
DEWALT 60V MAX 17 in. Cordless String Trimmer & Leaf Blower Combo Kit with 3Ah Battery & Charger (DCKO266X1) on sale for
$199. Offer is
valid In-Store only.
Thanks community member
IluvTEA for sharing this deal
Note, offer is
valid in-store only in select locations
About this Kit:
- The trimmer features a high-efficiency brushless motor maximizes runtime and product life while consistently providing the capacity to tackle tough overgrowth and withstand heavy-duty use.
- This cordless axial blower produces up to 600 cfm of air volume and 125 mph, along with a variable-speed trigger and speed lock so you can control the blower output.
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Other nearby stores BS had the quantity, and normal price ($499).
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To be clear, everything works fine for what I've used it for. But if I sell my current kit for $100 and get the new kit, I'd effectively be in $300, but I'd also have tools that are 3 years newer, though I am mostly curious if the battery is the selling point or if the tools also have a benefit over the one I already have.
DCTS972X1(?) vs DCST922P1 - 60V version looks to have the motor back by the battery mount, so shaft driven, and a wider swath (1"-3") plus the ability to add some attachments that I won't waste money on. Mine folds in half easily by undoing a latch, motor is mounted above the trimmer head. Not sure if motor placement is better on one over the other, but tool balance might be nicer with the motor by the battery? Having not used Flexvolt, hard to imagine weight of those batteries vs 5 or 6ah max batteries.
DCBL772 vs DCBL722B, these seem identical (Both 600cfm, 125mph), wondering if 60v is just lighter.
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