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I'd love to see how the newer 4Ah 80v batteries do on it.Especially to see how far that low setting can stretch. I'm assuming that performance will decrease with time so they went with a number that might be realistic a few months into battery use possibly.
The advertised time of 75 minutes on the lowest setting will probably come in to play once you've used that battery a fair amount. Brand spanking new like it probably isn't a video you're going to see better results than what's advertised.
So my question will be which would you prefer or recommend Kobalt or Ego? I would really like to see a comparison between those two, specifically the higher end of each
Hey man! Thank for the question! I can do a head to head on that for sure! ... but I'll save you the trouble and just let you know that if I had them sitting right next to each other and price wasn't an issue I'd pick up the EGO
I bought a EGO 670 instead of the Kobalt and returned it because of a noise in the motor and it was not balance due correctly causing the tip to hit the ground. I bought this and I’m very happy with its performance.
I have been a fan of Kobalt for a long time, from way back, when their hand tools were actually made in the USA! I have never owned any of their battery operated tools, and I feel they missed the mark here, almost as if they were held back in some way? Hard to say when you’re dealing with Chervon! What I’m saying is 80 Volts will give you the runtime, but even that was not impressive in your video. And 80 Volts should definitely put this up in the same league as the EGO and Ryobi ‘Whisper Series’ blowers?! Just my 2 cents. BTW, I am a new Subscriber, and I think you will do well. Keep on plugging along! 👍✌
Hey George - just a heads up that we removed the other blower video - you're right it was insensitive. We apologize sincerely. Thanks for calling us out.
@@TheLawnReview Thanks for your kind reply. I really like your channel, and that was not easy to do, but it came from he heart. I know you did not mean anything by it, and I appreciate your caring and understanding. Peace!
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This a good one thanks
Appreciate it!
If I had a large yard that extra runtime would be great, but I have lots of heavy detritus in a small area so for me CFM is the name of the game.
Yeah, I’d rank importance of metrics as 1. CFM 2. MPH 3. Run Time for the majority of people
I'd love to see you test out the Ryobi 40V, 730 CFM Blower with the battery backpack link using Three 6Ah batteries!!!! Please!!
I'd love to see how the newer 4Ah 80v batteries do on it.Especially to see how far that low setting can stretch. I'm assuming that performance will decrease with time so they went with a number that might be realistic a few months into battery use possibly.
If it had even more Ah that thing would still be running to this day.
It would have been nice if we could hear the leaf blower instead of music. Especially since you're trying to show us all about the snake blower.
Hi! When we do the run-time tests, you get a good sense of how loud it is when we first start them.
The advertised time of 75 minutes on the lowest setting will probably come in to play once you've used that battery a fair amount. Brand spanking new like it probably isn't a video you're going to see better results than what's advertised.
Hey O! Thanks for the feedback! However this is a used blower. I borrowed it from a friend. He’s had it for about a year.
So my question will be which would you prefer or recommend Kobalt or Ego? I would really like to see a comparison between those two, specifically the higher end of each
Hey man! Thank for the question! I can do a head to head on that for sure! ... but I'll save you the trouble and just let you know that if I had them sitting right next to each other and price wasn't an issue I'd pick up the EGO
Why pick the ego? Please explain pros and cons between the two
I bought a EGO 670 instead of the Kobalt and returned it because of a noise in the motor and it was not balance due correctly causing the tip to hit the ground. I bought this and I’m very happy with its performance.
I have been a fan of Kobalt for a long time, from way back, when their hand tools were actually made in the USA! I have never owned any of their battery operated tools, and I feel they missed the mark here, almost as if they were held back in some way? Hard to say when you’re dealing with Chervon! What I’m saying is 80 Volts will give you the runtime, but even that was not impressive in your video. And 80 Volts should definitely put this up in the same league as the EGO and Ryobi ‘Whisper Series’ blowers?! Just my 2 cents. BTW, I am a new Subscriber, and I think you will do well. Keep on plugging along! 👍✌
Thank you, George. Great yo see you again. Yep, we were underwhelmed by the 80V run-time outside of the lowest setting. Thanks for watching!
Hey George - just a heads up that we removed the other blower video - you're right it was insensitive. We apologize sincerely. Thanks for calling us out.
@@TheLawnReview Thanks for your kind reply. I really like your channel, and that was not easy to do, but it came from he heart. I know you did not mean anything by it, and I appreciate your caring and understanding. Peace!
@@georgedavall9449 Peace to you as well! Hope you stick around.
@@TheLawnReview Of course! No worries!
Any idea what the CFM rating on max without turbo? Thanks.
I thought I read somewhere that it was 550 CFM’s but can’t swear to it. Honestly, it was enough power to definitely move grass and dry leaves.
@@TheLawnReview Thanks!
Make your own nozzle with duct tape?
Truly thought about it.
15 minutes, maybe, on high
That’s what she said
You get a broken non functioning Kobalt product after 2 seasons!
hahaha guessing you had a bad expierence?