This video has great footage and narration, of pros and cons, very detailed explanation of the process and conditions under which you're working. Very helpful. Thanks
Sure you can! Depends on the snow though. Needs to be the light fluffy stuff. I always blow my truck off with my little M18 blower if they snow is light
I’m a mechanic by trade. As of late I’m tired of pulling in cars in the morning and snow melting in my stalls. How well do these blow up to I’d say 8 inches max off of a car.
Hey it has been almost a year since u posted this video. How does this leaf blower doing? I want one for my driveway and sidewalk too lol. So convenience :)
Be careful! I trashed my Dewalt 20v leaf blower blowing snow when it sucked in a big cloud of snow and immediately stopped working. It works just know the possible risk.
apparently its the dry air can cause static build up with the friction on the plastic and will short the controller. Sucking in snow may also do it since the manufacturers love cutting corners instead of building good tools and weatherproofing electronics.
This video has great footage and narration, of pros and cons, very detailed explanation of the process and conditions under which you're working. Very helpful. Thanks
I was looking at a 60v leaf blower for sale just for this, thank you sir. Very informative.
A+++ video!!
I live in Colorado mountains, truck won’t fit in my garage. Debating getting one to clear off my car.
Sure you can! Depends on the snow though. Needs to be the light fluffy stuff. I always blow my truck off with my little M18 blower if they snow is light
I’m a mechanic by trade. As of late I’m tired of pulling in cars in the morning and snow melting in my stalls. How well do these blow up to I’d say 8 inches max off of a car.
Pretty good up to about 4 inches of cold dry snow. Could probably do more than that, though would be slow. Forget wet stuck on snow though.
Hey it has been almost a year since u posted this video.
How does this leaf blower doing? I want one for my driveway and sidewalk too lol. So convenience :)
Still using it regularly. It is fantastic on dry powdery snow.
Be careful! I trashed my Dewalt 20v leaf blower blowing snow when it sucked in a big cloud of snow and immediately stopped working. It works just know the possible risk.
Yikes. That should not happen, electronics should be conformal coated. I guess some have weak spots for water ingress.
apparently its the dry air can cause static build up with the friction on the plastic and will short the controller. Sucking in snow may also do it since the manufacturers love cutting corners instead of building good tools and weatherproofing electronics.