The SENIX BLAX2-M3 20V Max* cordless brushless leaf blower is built for efficient debris removal. Its variable speed trigger and axial fan offer up to 450 CFM air flow and 100 MPH air speed, ensuring powerful yet quiet operation. The concentrator nozzle enables focused cleaning. With a lightweight design and rear-mounted battery, it provides great balance and reduces user fatigue. The brushless motor delivers strong, long-lasting power, while the smart PCB maintains consistent wind speed. The soft grip handle and push-button main handle switch enhance comfort. It comes with a 20V Max* battery and 2 Amp charger. All SENIX 20 Volt Max* cordless products have a 5-year limited warranty, and batteries & chargers have a 3-year limited warranty. High Performance: Variable speed setting delivers up to 450 CFM and 100 MPH Powerful Motor: Brushless 20 Volt Max* motor delivers constant power & long lifespan Versatility: Variable speed trigger and cruise control for precision and comfort Stability: Smart PCB maintains constant wind speed cordless leaf blower One-Hand Control: Lightweight and soft grip with push-button main handle switch Design: Larger tubing outlet for high air speed and volume Includes: 20V Max* 5Ah battery, 20V Max* 2 Amp lithium-ion battery charger Warranty: 5-year tool warranty, 3-year battery & charger warranty for peace of mind Certification: ETL
Model Number:
BLAX2-M3
Product SKU:
12849414262
UPC:
843212102670
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Model: SENIX 20 Volt Max* Cordless Brushless Leaf Blower with 5.0Ah Battery & Charger Included, Variable Air Speeds Up To 450 CFM 100 MPH, BLAX2-M3
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so you're planning to add more OUTIGO tools to your collection?
I am mostly Rigid for my carpentry stuff. As a homeowner I have a few one off tools with batteries that I can't swap.
- Powersmart hedge clipper
- This blower
These tools are small odd jobs for me usually seasonal. The batteries that came with the cheap tools are sufficient for my 1/3 acre.
This blower will be for my patio in the fall and otherwise to take in my truck to blow out the bed for occasional mulch runs etc. I will have little to no need for extra batteries and the saving far out weighs the piece of mind of being able to swap with my other tools. I also kind of would t want to torture my rigid batteries by using in the blower.
I could write a novel on tool & battery compatibility cost/benefit. I think with today's battery tech having a complete system is more of a "collectors" mentality than it is beneficial. Besides there are adapters that exist and if you might just strip a HF warrior lithium ion to keep your old Dremel alive when necessary. I mean if you've got DIY tools you should be well versed in DIY no 😉?
I am mostly Rigid for my carpentry stuff. As a homeowner I have a few one off tools with batteries that I can't swap.
- Powersmart hedge clipper
- This blower
These tools are small odd jobs for me usually seasonal. The batteries that came with the cheap tools are sufficient for my 1/3 acre.
This blower will be for my patio in the fall and otherwise to take in my truck to blow out the bed for occasional mulch runs etc. I will have little to no need for extra batteries and the saving far out weighs the piece of mind of being able to swap with my other tools. I also kind of would t want to torture my rigid batteries by using in the blower.
I could write a novel on tool & battery compatibility cost/benefit. I think with today's battery tech having a complete system is more of a "collectors" mentality than it is beneficial. Besides there are adapters that exist and if you might just strip a HF warrior lithium ion to keep your old Dremel alive when necessary. I mean if you've got DIY tools you should be well versed in DIY no 😉?
the situation here is so bad (good?) I need to put together a spreadsheet of all my tools, then decide which brands i need to put on fb marketplace - I think blackndecker, dewalt, probably hart 20v, probably half the ryobi are going ...
the situation here is so bad (good?) I need to put together a spreadsheet of all my tools, then decide which brands i need to put on fb marketplace - I think blackndecker, dewalt, probably hart 20v, probably half the ryobi are going ...
It blows, I ordered 2 over Christmas and got a great deal. But. Both stopped working in less than 15 minutes. I'll try 1 more time. I did get their 18in snow blower and it is amazing. Still trying to decide if this brand is worth it or if I should try another brand. Please note if you return these through Walmart you will have to wait until Senix gets the item back and proceed with the refund. Almost 3 weeks and still no refund.
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- Powersmart hedge clipper
- This blower
These tools are small odd jobs for me usually seasonal. The batteries that came with the cheap tools are sufficient for my 1/3 acre.
This blower will be for my patio in the fall and otherwise to take in my truck to blow out the bed for occasional mulch runs etc. I will have little to no need for extra batteries and the saving far out weighs the piece of mind of being able to swap with my other tools. I also kind of would t want to torture my rigid batteries by using in the blower.
I could write a novel on tool & battery compatibility cost/benefit. I think with today's battery tech having a complete system is more of a "collectors" mentality than it is beneficial. Besides there are adapters that exist and if you might just strip a HF warrior lithium ion to keep your old Dremel alive when necessary. I mean if you've got DIY tools you should be well versed in DIY no 😉?
- Powersmart hedge clipper
- This blower
These tools are small odd jobs for me usually seasonal. The batteries that came with the cheap tools are sufficient for my 1/3 acre.
This blower will be for my patio in the fall and otherwise to take in my truck to blow out the bed for occasional mulch runs etc. I will have little to no need for extra batteries and the saving far out weighs the piece of mind of being able to swap with my other tools. I also kind of would t want to torture my rigid batteries by using in the blower.
I could write a novel on tool & battery compatibility cost/benefit. I think with today's battery tech having a complete system is more of a "collectors" mentality than it is beneficial. Besides there are adapters that exist and if you might just strip a HF warrior lithium ion to keep your old Dremel alive when necessary. I mean if you've got DIY tools you should be well versed in DIY no 😉?
I may have to browse your post 🙂
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