Home Depot has 2-Pack RYOBI 40V HP Brushless Whisper Series 190 MPH 730 CFM Cordless Battery Leaf Blowerwith 4x 4.0Ah Batteries and 2x Rapid Chargers (RY404100) for $329. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member majestros for posting this deal.
Features:
Includes: two 40V HP 730 CFM/190 MPH whisper series blowers
Brushless motor for longer motor life and ultimate power
Whisper series blower at only 57 dB
Variable speed trigger for controlled airflow
Cruise control for the most convenient operation
Jet fan design for maximum clearing power
Ideal for medium to heavy-duty jobs
4 included speed tips for even more versatile MPH
4 included 40V 4.0 Ah batteries and 2 rapid chargers
5-year limited tool warranty and 3-year limited battery warranty
Introducing the Industry's most powerful cordless handheld blower The RYOBI 40V HP Brushless Cordless Jet Fan Blower is an incredibly powerful outdoor tool that can tackle the toughest jobs. The intelligent brushless motor delivers maximum power for added performance and a longer motor life. The jet fan design delivers an impressive 730 CFM of clearing power to easily blow through the toughest cleanups. At only 57 dB, this Whisper Series blower is so quiet you can complete yardwork no matter the time of day. The included two 4.0 Ah batteries you get extended runtime. This blower features a turbo button and variable speed trigger that allows you to control the output of air. Gently clear light debris like dry leaves from delicate areas on low, clear large volumes of leaves on high, and when maximum power is needed, use the turbo button to blast away stubborn debris like wet leaves. For even more versatility, use the included speed tip to deliver 190 MPH allowing users to quickly clear areas. For convenience, this blower features cruise control, allowing you to blow through yard cleanup without having to hold down the trigger. The included 40-Volt rapid charger, charges your RYOBI 40-Volt batteries 4x faster than the standard charger, charging 40-Volt 4.0 Ah battery within 40-minutes. The RYOBI 40 HP Brushless Jet Fan Blower, the 2 included 4.0 Ah batteries, and the rapid charger are all compatible with over 75 RYOBI 40-Volt products. This blower is backed by a 5-year warranty.
Product SKU:
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UPC:
46396049018
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Home Depot has 2-Pack RYOBI 40V HP Brushless Whisper Series 190 MPH 730 CFM Cordless Battery Leaf Blowerwith 4x 4.0Ah Batteries and 2x Rapid Chargers (RY404100) for $329. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member majestros for posting this deal.
Features:
Includes: two 40V HP 730 CFM/190 MPH whisper series blowers
Brushless motor for longer motor life and ultimate power
Whisper series blower at only 57 dB
Variable speed trigger for controlled airflow
Cruise control for the most convenient operation
Jet fan design for maximum clearing power
Ideal for medium to heavy-duty jobs
4 included speed tips for even more versatile MPH
4 included 40V 4.0 Ah batteries and 2 rapid chargers
5-year limited tool warranty and 3-year limited battery warranty
Model: RYOBI 40V HP Brushless Whisper Series 190 MPH 730 CFM Cordless Battery Leaf Blower (2-Tool) with 4 Batteries and 2 Chargers
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Not sure its the same now but ego batteries are priced silly you virtually need to buy a package deal. Ryobi batteries can be had relatively cheap ish.
Ryobi batteries are not in the same league as ego batteries…. Ego batteries have patented wrapping around each cell that keep them cool and provide spacing along with the ARC design which means no middle cells on most of them. Last the electronics/boards are at the end of exposed to air to keep cool.
Ryobi batteries the batteries are packed tight against one another plus the electronics boqrds are sandwiched between battery and tool;
All that being said older Ryobi batteries and the 7.5ah or higher packs use Sony or lg cells others like these 4.0 use Chinese cells:
There's an argument that no electric equipment is "pro level", which might explain why hardly any yard service companies use it.
I've also got no experience with Ego or Greenworks, as I own Ryobi. I'm just going on what online opinions suggest. I'm very happy with my Ryobi 40v products, especially the blower which I use several times per week. Drives me crazy that yard service companies are still using 2-stroke backpack blowers because they are so noisy and require so much more effort to maintain.
I think the deal might be dead, it wouldn't add to cart for me even thought it reports 72 in stock.
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There's an argument that no electric equipment is "pro level", which might explain why hardly any yard service companies use it.
I've also got no experience with Ego or Greenworks, as I own Ryobi. I'm just going on what online opinions suggest. I'm very happy with my Ryobi 40v products, especially the blower which I use several times per week. Drives me crazy that yard service companies are still using 2-stroke backpack blowers because they are so noisy and require so much more effort to maintain.
I'd assume the biggest reason for yard service companies is the extremely high cost to switch over, and then the unknown factor of new technology.
I'm just a home user but I'm sticking with 2-stroke/4-stroke for a few more years because it's so easy to maintain (it needs extremely little maintenance), and I want to see what comes down the pipe battery wise before I buy into a 40v+ ecosystem.
That said, if I was just starting out, I'd 100% decide on a 40v ecosystem and go with it. If one of my motors happens to die extremely early I'll have to make a snap decision but that's pretty unlikely, quality small motor tools run for a lonnng time. (My moms backpack blower just cracked 24yrs, and my lawn mower is something like 30yrs old.)
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Ryobi batteries the batteries are packed tight against one another plus the electronics boqrds are sandwiched between battery and tool;
All that being said older Ryobi batteries and the 7.5ah or higher packs use Sony or lg cells others like these 4.0 use Chinese cells:
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I've also got no experience with Ego or Greenworks, as I own Ryobi. I'm just going on what online opinions suggest. I'm very happy with my Ryobi 40v products, especially the blower which I use several times per week. Drives me crazy that yard service companies are still using 2-stroke backpack blowers because they are so noisy and require so much more effort to maintain.
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I've also got no experience with Ego or Greenworks, as I own Ryobi. I'm just going on what online opinions suggest. I'm very happy with my Ryobi 40v products, especially the blower which I use several times per week. Drives me crazy that yard service companies are still using 2-stroke backpack blowers because they are so noisy and require so much more effort to maintain.
I'm just a home user but I'm sticking with 2-stroke/4-stroke for a few more years because it's so easy to maintain (it needs extremely little maintenance), and I want to see what comes down the pipe battery wise before I buy into a 40v+ ecosystem.
That said, if I was just starting out, I'd 100% decide on a 40v ecosystem and go with it. If one of my motors happens to die extremely early I'll have to make a snap decision but that's pretty unlikely, quality small motor tools run for a lonnng time. (My moms backpack blower just cracked 24yrs, and my lawn mower is something like 30yrs old.)
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