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Add the price ($299) to the title/description. This seems like a really good deal to get two 5ah 82v batteries ($250 each on sale on amazon), but know that these don't work with the 80v lineup without modifying them. Also, I'm not even sure if the 5ah can be modified to work on the 80v, ymmv. Really stupid of Greenworks to have so many voltage lineups, they could've skipped the 60v and 82v and just did 24/40/80v.
That said, I have a non-backpack 800cfm 80v from Greenworks that rocks. I can get my gutters, around the house, and driveway done and still have 1-2 bars on a 4ah 80v. It also has significantly more power than the Hitachi 24cc gas blower I have.
I got this last week when Greenworks had it for 255. It is really nice. I have a 60V 780 CFM 200 MPH and the backpack blower is noticeably stronger and quieter. The reviews on Lowes are for an old snowblower strangely enough.
I have used the 80V series since buying my first mower in early 2017 with 4ah battery. I have just about every 80v tool over that time. I recently began switching to the 82v commercial including this blower with dual 5ah batteries. 82v is built more to last and be used daily. For example, my 80v backpack blower has a plastic fan and blades whereas as my 82v has a metal fan and blades. The homeowner line is built for comfort and the bells and whistles though. My 82v stuff is louder and heavier, but more durable and of better components.
Add the price ($299) to the title/description. This seems like a really good deal to get two 5ah 82v batteries ($250 each on sale on amazon), but know that these don't work with the 80v lineup without modifying them. Also, I'm not even sure if the 5ah can be modified to work on the 80v, ymmv. Really stupid of Greenworks to have so many voltage lineups, they could've skipped the 60v and 82v and just did 24/40/80v.
That said, I have a non-backpack 800cfm 80v from Greenworks that rocks. I can get my gutters, around the house, and driveway done and still have 1-2 bars on a 4ah 80v. It also has significantly more power than the Hitachi 24cc gas blower I have.
thanks. added. I agree it's a good deal with two 5ah batteries. only downside it's not compatible with regular 80V
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That said, I have a non-backpack 800cfm 80v from Greenworks that rocks. I can get my gutters, around the house, and driveway done and still have 1-2 bars on a 4ah 80v. It also has significantly more power than the Hitachi 24cc gas blower I have.
That said, I have a non-backpack 800cfm 80v from Greenworks that rocks. I can get my gutters, around the house, and driveway done and still have 1-2 bars on a 4ah 80v. It also has significantly more power than the Hitachi 24cc gas blower I have.
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