EGO 530 vs. 650 vs 765 Blower Comparison + STUBBY™ Car Drying Nozzle Fitment & Durability Testing
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2022
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EGO 765 leaf blower - amzn.to/3pdazpc
EGO 670 leaf blower - amzn.to/3NBCLv8
EGO 650 leaf blower - amzn.to/3qZNKFK
EGO 615 leaf blower - amzn.to/3qUh0hp
EGO 580 leaf blower - amzn.to/446ratu
EGO 530 leaf blower - amzn.to/3pdFgKR
The STUBBY™ Car Drying Nozzle for EGO Leaf Blowers is the perfect accessory to turn your EGO leaf blower into the ultimate car drying machine! The shortened length (11" less than the stock EGO tube) makes the blower much more maneuverable when drying your vehicle and the slightly smaller and tapered outlet directs the air into a tight stream allowing for even faster drying times. Add an optional Blowerband™ (a soft, silicone protective guard that slides onto the end of the STUBBY™ nozzle) to protect your vehicle's paint from accidental bumps.
Compatible with the following EGO leaf blower models:
- 530 CFM (LB5300 / LB5302)
- 575 CFM (LB5750 / LB5754)
- 580 CFM (LB5800 / LB5804)
- 615 CFM (LB6150 / LB6151)
- 650 CFM (LB6500 / LB6504)
- 765 CFM (LB7650 / LB7654 / LB7654-2)
Derek super informative, its been a pleasure working with you! Now everybody protect that tip with a blowerband 😎
Derek, the replacement nozzle arrived. I tried it out, works great and I was able to install and remove it several times. Thanks for your support!
Thanks for the tip of the 765 having 2 handles for car drying. I’ve been comparing all sorts of stats but this makes the decision very easy.
Happy to help!
Thanks for this video, yours was the first video that I have found that compares the value proposition between leaf blowers, thank you. Now off to learn more about your stubby attachment product.
Ha - love the drop & throw it up as high as you can test standards! Keep up the solid work 🤙🏼
I bought my Stubby Nozzle from you for my EGO 650. Love it and highly recommend it. Larry from Ontario Canada
Thanks for the kind word Larry! We appreciate your business!
Where have I been, been using my electric blowers for decades now and they all had the same issues and limitations using the OEM parts. We have had EGO gear for 7 years now and I want/need these accessories NOW.
Great video. I got the ego 765. I just placed an order. Thank u.
Ordered!
Thank you for your work.
Thanks for your business! We appreciate it!
This is the one I have , works perfect for what it is and that’s what matters
I bought one from you and everything you’re saying is completely true it’s super strong 💪..I sometimes go to the car wash and I’ll wash my car there and I love pulling out my leaf blower drying my car super fast ..i also like to wash my car at home but sometimes I like the car wash just to get out of the house..but the stubby nozzle is a must if you own one of these leaf blowers ..worth the money …thanks a bunch 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Love it!
Best product! Been using since 10-2021. Very durable and half the cost of the competitors
Appreciate the love Andy!
which one exactly brother ?
Price please , tks.
Mine just came in last week. Very satisfied customer.
Thanks for the kind words Gilbert! We appreciate your business!
Thanks for this video. I decided to buy the 765, lowes should deliver it very soon. Also, just pulled the trigger on your stubby attachment. Finally, forwarded this video with Lowes link and stubby link via obsessed garage to all my buddies
The informative video was super appreciated bro
Thanks for you business Sheek! We are big fans of Obsessed Garage but our products are not currently sold by them. Just wanted to clarify that. Our Stubby Car Drying Nozzles are currently sold via our Etsy shop, eBay store, and our retail partners.
@@StubbyNozzleCo OMG!!!! Just canceled it. Gonna order via the link in the video description. Thanks for correcting me! Definitely want to support your company. Gonna send the correct purchase link to the boys too. Sorry again
Great video Derek!
i just bought stubby for my 765, works good
We appreciate your business!
Love mine! Bought for the EGo 530
Happy to hear it!
Woke up this morning, headed to the car, and for the first time ever my neighbor decided to use her sprinklers.
Drove my car home and grabbed my 530, and clipped my window while drying. Fortunately it was just the window 🤦♂️
I’m gonna need this product 😂
I imagine the play is because if it were rigid it would be much easier to bump a curb or limb and damage the mechanism. Sometimes too tight aint right.
Any plans on making nozzles for other blowers?
Hi, will you ever make stubby nozzles for worx leaf blowers such as the wg521?
Sold! I’m buying one
Great comparison video; thank you! Did you ever publish the CFM spreadsheet?
I'm working on it now and it should be published on our website by the end of the week
@@StubbyNozzleCo Thank you!
I recently purchased the ego 765 cfm with the 5A battery, charger + an additional 2.5A battery on Amazon for $299. I purchased the shortie nozzle. Looking forward to getting out the and start the car detailing process
Nice! You’re going to love it. Makes drying the car so much easier!
Do you make a stubby for the Stihl battery blowers ?
Know it’s hard to squeeze in everything but since it was a comparison between models discussing the physical weight between models would have been nice. Know some guys use an 2.5 ah battery to lighten the 765 up a little
I plan to shoot and updated comparison video this Spring and will make sure to include the weight of each blower with different batteries
Can you make this for the craftsman blower?
I need one for my auto detailing, tire of dragging them hose from my blow dryer
Any chance at all you can make one for the Worx Turbine 800?
What about the CFM 615 what do you think about that model?
I wish you did some real world testing, just get them running at a similar overall airflow and see how long they run. Just to compare efficiency.
We got a plastic drop test lol the most generic review Iv seen.
There are plenty of reviews on here that show that ad nauseam
Since you own the 530 do you like the variable speed trigger of the new ones over the 530? I kind of like that with the 530 and just adjust the speed I want with the level. I usually use the lowest setting and not sure I will like the 615 or 650 trigger trying to find and hold just the right spot? The 530 you just depress the trigger all the way no need to mess finding the right trigger speed. Going on 6 years with my 530 but was wanting something new
Personally, I use turbo mode 100% of the time when I'm drying my vehicles as I want the full power of the blower. We actually sell a small clip (linked below) that clips over the turbo button so you have full power with one finger. I don't own the 615 but the EGO 650 and 765 have variable speed control via both the trigger AND a speed control dial. This way, you can set the blower to the lowest speed setting using the speed control dial (without holding down the trigger) but you can still pull the trigger and get a momentary burst in air speed when you need it. I hope that makes sense and is helpful.
Turbo Button Clip for EGO Leaf Blowers
www.etsy.com/listing/1217974281
any toro blower nozzle coming for the future ?
Pretty cool nozzle. Are they for sale on Amazon?
Yes, we sell them on Amazon! However, if you buy your STUBBY nozzle directly from our website, you'll save 10% with discount code STUBBY10 and won't be charged sales tax (unless you live in GA). Thanks for your interest! - Derek
In your opinion which blower band matches the best between the gray and green for the ego 765 thanks
I prefer the green!
Do you make a nozzle for any of the Worx blowers? I am planning on picking up a Turbine 600 and would love a stubby nozzle. I would actually prefer to get the Turbine 800, but for some reason it is out of stock everywhere unless you pay a 50%+ markup
Not yet but it’s on our roadmap!
@@StubbyNozzleCo Awesome. I will keep my eye out. I just looked at the pictures and unfortunately I think it's going to require 2 different parts to cover the 600 and 800. The locking mechanism seems to be the same, but in a different location and I think the diameters may be different also. It would be nice if these companies standardized things in their products.
Just ordered mine on Etsy. 2-3 weeks of lead time is a bit long. Hopefully you can get it to ship out sooner :-)
We appreciate your business! Unfortunately, the 2-3 week lead time is fairly accurate right now. Our Stubby Car Drying Nozzles have been very popular and we're doing our best to print and fulfill our backlog of orders as quickly as possible. Thanks for your patience!
@@naamangeist7843 we only generate a shipping label once orders have been packed and are ready to ship. Please send us a message via eBay messenger and we would be happy to look in to the status of your order.
Ordered mine June 21st, just received it today, July 20th. Now to wash my car and try it out.
Wish you made these for Ryobi 40W
My man! Built like a tank clings like a needy ex!
Ha, nice analogy!
Which version would be better for my new 765 ego blower? The old version vs the new? Thanks
Hey JR, thanks for your interest! The best way to confirm you're ordering the correct generation is to compare your EGO blower to the reference image on the product page. With that said, the EGO 765 is a relatively new product (i.e. manufactured after 2019) so you will want to order the "New Generation" stubby nozzle. Hope that helps!
Can you make a comparison of the 5 ah battery vs the 10 ah battery on the 765 model blowing water off a car? Thanks!
I don't currently own the 10Ah battery but would think that it would make the blower too heavily to comfortably use for car drying
I have a 3d printer, but I might have to pick one of these up from you! Hello from Utah! (Your hat)
Hey Hayden! We appreciate your interest! The quality of our 3D printed stubby nozzles is top-notch. We print them all on high-end Prusa MK3S+ printers using quality PETG filament for durability.
@@StubbyNozzleCo I thought I heard a Prusa in the background of your video Hahaha! Thanks for the compassion.
The thoughts that run through neighbors heads while watching youtube videos being made makes me smile. "What in the h*** is he doing and why is he filming it?"
You have no idea how accurate your comment is! 🤣
I would buy one for my ego 765 cfm but price is a little bit higher with shipping and duties tax , i have for 86 euros ,,,, do you have actually a discount code to order it on etsy website ? tks
Hey Pan, huge fan. Love your content. Was wondering if in your opinion, is it worth getting the newest 765CFM over the 650?
Hey Michael, if you already own the 650, I don't think you need to upgrade to the 765. It's only marginally more powerful. By the way, we love Pan the Organizer but we're not affiliated with him.
@@StubbyNozzleCo I guess the other question is if you don’t face either is the 765 a better buy? Or go with the 650
@@thetuckers5156 sorry but I don’t understand the question
@@StubbyNozzleCo I don’t have either the 765cfm or the 650cfm. Would you spend the extra cash to buy the 765 or save and go with the 650?
@@thetuckers5156 ah gotcha. Personally, I would spend the extra cash and get the 765. It's quieter, slightly more powerful, and the base/handle is much more comfortable for using the blower as a car dryer.
You should contact obsessed garage about these. I'm not sure if Matt is still looking for one that works or not but I know he was
Looking to find out how many psi air power make by 700cfm version ? Any idea?
Hey Olivia, PSI isn’t really an appropriate metric for leaf blowers as the air isn’t compressed. CFM (cubic feet per minute) is a measure of the volume of air a leaf blower can move per minute and is the more appropriate unit of measure. All leaf blowers should have a CFM rating. Hope this helps!
I have the new 765, i order from your shop the new version nozzle is correct yes?
Yep!
LOVE these, Please Tell Me you are doing these for the RYOBI RY40470VNM !?!
It's on our to-do list!
@@StubbyNozzleCo Awesome!!! I'll take one when they are available!
Do you sell direct to Canadians? If I am buying this Leaf blower for the purpose of only drying my car, do you think I need anything beyond the 530? Does your nozzle work with the 615? Thank you
We do! We offer international shipping in both our Etsy shop and eBay store. We also have two Canadian retailers that carry our products - Carzilla and TOC Supplies.
Whats the 615 come in at? My guess is the 615 is the same as the 650 minus the larger battery.
Part of me wonders if the difference in the 615/650 CFM comes from the size of the battery they come with…. 2.5ah vs 5ah.
no sir, you can buy both models as bare tool and with both using a 2.5 ah battery you can measure the greater force generated by the 650 with an anemometer
Any chance you will be making for other products like greenworks 80v? If so you will have a new customer when you do. Good stuff…
The Greenworks 80V blower is on our todo list!
@@StubbyNozzleCo thanks for the reply and glad it’s on the to do list. Any thought on when this could happen/timeframe? so I can check back in to see when I can buy.
I'm only buying the Greenworks 80V blower because your making the Stubby Nozzle for it! Thank you in advance!!
@@jaywebster8010 nice! We'll try our best to notify everyone that's expressed interest once it become available but if you favorite our Etsy shop and/or follow us on Instagram (@stubbynozzleco), that would be the easiest way to get notified one the Greenworks stubby nozzle is available for sale. Thanks for your interest!
So for just using it to dry cars is the 530 good enough? I have a Stihl gas but have heard people say it could spit oil on the cars
Yes, the EGO 530 is absolutely sufficient for drying off a car. I used my EGO 530 dozens of times ot dry off my car before I upgraded to the EGO 765.
I think these are probably better, but I just bought the Milwaukee because I already have their tools, batteries and chargers.
I have the Milwaukee, it’s decent for small things around the house, but it does not have the power that these do
Would you say a 530 with 2.5 battery will be enough to dry your Audi(my car is similar size)? If yes, how much battery is left? Or you would change the combo for a different Ego model and battery?
How annoying is the 530 not having a cruise control like the more powerful models have? I feel like having to squeeze the trigger all the time while drying off a car is not nice. And as you said, you are often holding it with two hands, at a weird angle.
The EGO 530 w/ a 2.5 Ah battery is enough to dry an entire vehicle but not two. We now offer a Turbo Button Clip for EGO leaf blowers. The Turbo Button Clip for EGO Leaf Blowers is a simple clip that snaps over the turbo button on your EGO leaf blower. This enables you to use just one finger (your index finger) to run your blower in turbo mode 100% of the time. I mean, who doesn't want to run their blower in turbo mode all of the time anyway, right? This clip is especially useful when using your EGO leaf blower as a car dryer where you often have to turn the blower upside down and lift it above your head to reach the top of your vehicle. Pair it with our Stubby Car Drying Nozzle for EGO Leaf Blowers and turn your EGO leaf blower into the ultimate car drying machine!
Is there also an option to just get the STL file and print it at home?
Hey Florian, at this time, we don't offer the STL file for sale but the stubby nozzles themselves can be purchased at www.stubbynozzles.com. We print all of our stubby nozzles on high-end Prusa MK3S+ 3D printers in high-quality PETG filament for long-lasting durability.
I just bought the 765 today
Which is the absolute best u have for the 765?
Hey Joe, thanks for your interest. Our Stubby Car Drying Nozzle for EGO Leaf Blowers was designed to fit your EGO 765.
www.etsy.com/listing/1047295234
Please make ryobi leaf blower nozzle
just bought one
What's better for car dying, 580 or 765? is the 765 worth the extra power? Is it that much heavier and does it eat through battery charges quicker?
They will both get the job done but the 765 will do it faster and more efficiently. The base/handle on the 765 is also superior. The weight difference between the different EGO blowers is negligible. The different battery sizes are what drastically change the weight (e.g. 2.5 Ah vs 5 Ah).
@@StubbyNozzleCo Thanks! What size battery do you reccomend for the 765 then if I go for it? I have options 2.5, 4.0, 5.0 and even larger. I plan on using it only in turbo mode for drying cars. I want to buy one battery that I can comfortably and easily dry an entire car on a full charge. I will mostly be drying family sized sedans with the blower. What's your suggestion?
@@reeseboi8704 I would recommend the kit that comes with a 5 Ah battery
@@StubbyNozzleCo Thank you I appreciate it! Will try and find a kit then, i'll be sure to pick up one of your stubby nozzles too if I get one!
ego products are really great.
At about 2:45, I think you made a slip by saying that the 765 "was a good bit more quiet than the 650", Please confirm that this is the case
Nope, not a mistake! The 765 is definitely quieter than the 650.
Just bought this from you on Etsy. I think your profit margin is better there than Amazon.
I appreciate your business! Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions once you receive your stubby nozzle.
@@StubbyNozzleCo I just got it a few days ago. Great work on a simple and clean design.
Do you ship to the uk and does it fit this model LB7650E ?
Yes and yes!
How much and how do I get it
@@pauldearnley9564 www.stubbynozzles.com
Is someone vacuuming on the apartment above yours in this video? 🤔
Haha, no that's our 3D printer farm running in the background. We've got 16 machines running non-stop 24/7 to making our stubby nozzles!
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Hey stubby can u do a 670cfm vs 765cfm ego !? That wld help!🤔
Noted!
5:10 and even more play after my worker put it on upsidedown (crack😢).
Did anyone have issues with the ego765 with the trigger going out as far as not working pulling trigger and nothing happen, had to return ot twice with in a onto usageboth ego had the same problem, is it just me with this issue or has their been any other person having the same thing?
That's really strange! I've never heard of an issue like that. Sounds like you might have just gotten really unlucky with defective units.
Background noise is really distracting. Also, no one mentions that these ratings are in turbo mode. What CFM are they in non turbo mode and run time on each mode.
Ego 650 is $199 black friday sale right now.
Yep, that’s a great deal!
anything for ryobi blowers?
It's on my to-do list!
@@StubbyNozzleCo hit me up ill be glad to try it
I took apart both 650 and the 756 the only difference is the fan on the the 765 is bigger than the 650 and also the the tube is bigger the motors are the same
Interesting! Are the motors the same? The 765 is definitely a bit quieter than the 650.
@@StubbyNozzleCoyes the motor is the same
Hi you said that the 765 is quieter than the 650, what about the 530? is the 530 quieter than the rest because Im trying to get the quietest one
Check out this video for detailed blower comparison testing
ua-cam.com/video/l-JSXL91KZs/v-deo.htmlsi=E5UU01qraH5WRTC_
The EGO 765 is the quietest EGO blower. However, if you’re open to other brands, the RYOBI 730, DEWALT 20V, and Makita 18V blowers are all quieter than the EGO 765.
Did get the wrong size? I have an EGO 765. The Stubby nozzle went on easily, and works great for drying my car. But I could not get it back off so I could blow the leaves. I squeezed the edges per the instructions, but it would not move. I finally had to cut it off.
Hi Lee, please reach out to support@stubbynozzles.com and we'll get you taken care of.
@@StubbyNozzleCo Sent you an email last night. Thanks.
@@Lee-tq4si are you sure you sent it to the email address shared above?
@@StubbyNozzleCo Yes, I pasted it. Just sent it again to see if goes through.
I have the 765, after 3 months of usage is started turning off if I press the turbo button for too long. It has been serviced twice but the technician mentioned that I should not hold the turbo button fro long periods. Have you and anyone experienced this issue?
Personally, I haven’t had this issue and I use turbo mode 90% of the time. In fact, I make a product called the TurboClip that holds down the turbo button for you.
anyone else wanted you to drop the blower and not the hollow tubing?
This or Worx Nitro??
Cannot remove from blower not just me 5 people have tried to remove it using your directions and it won't budge.
Hi Brent, sorry to hear that you're having trouble removing your stubby nozzle. Please shoot me an email at derek@stubbynozzles.com and I'll get you taken care of.
5 people, suuuuure
Put that stubby nozzle on the blower with a battery and drop it, which would be a realistic and useful test.
Good idea. I will do this in another video.
@@StubbyNozzleCo
I was kinda being a wise guy about that, and I wouldn't want you take a chance on damaging an expensive blower and battery. I don't think you really need to do that buddy.
I want the new back pack and the strongest handheld in the other I’ll be a leaf blowing machine
i can hear your 3d printers howling lol
I dare you to go up on the second floor and drop it when it’s on the blower. See if it survives then.
We purchased the Ego LB6500 leaf blower with 56V CH2100 battery - NOT HAPPY! It runs for a few minutes then shuts off. Starts right back. Shuts off. Over and over. Apparently this is a known problem with the battery. It does come with a warranty and you have to call and go through about a 30 minute to 1 hour wait to speak with someone (yes I tried leaving my name & number for a call back but they never called me back). Once you finally speak with someone they want to go through the whole troubleshooting process. After waiting 45 minutes to speak with someone I asked if we could skip the troubleshooting because I didn't have time (I do have to work!) and the condescending person said no basically. So I guess I'll have to take some vacation time to call. SIGH. I told him tell management if they have a known problem just send a replacement for goodness sake. So tired of these huge companies jerking customers around. EGO I HOPE YOU READ THESE COMMENTS.
Wow, that sounds frustrating. It sounds like you may have received a defective blower. Just so you know, I’m not affiliated with EGO and I doubt they will see your comment since it’s not their video. If it were me, I would return the defective unit to wherever you bought it from and order a replacement. I know it’s not ideal but that’s probably the quickest way to get a resolution.
Thanks. I calmed down and called them again. They are sending new battery once they have more in stock lol
Strangest promotion for a car drying nozzle that never shows it being used to dry cars. Weird
The purpose of this video was to compare the different EGO leaf blowers to help people determine which model would be best for them. We have plenty of other videos on our channel demonstrating our products.
I think you would have been better to throw them out of your top window lol
LET ME GET THE STL FILE
The STL file is not available for purchase
@@StubbyNozzleCo awh Mann :(
Um.
BEWARE, this stubby doesn’t fit on pre-2019 EGO 530. It will be permanently stuck on and will need to be cut-off!
As long as the correct generation is selected when checking out, it will fit. The EGO 530 shown in this video was manufactured in 2018 and is considered an "old gen" blower and the stubby nozzle and our "old gen" stubby nozzle fits nicely yet is still removable.
If you're having fitment issues, please contact us directly and we will take care of it.
@@StubbyNozzleCo Already contacted my supplier who issued a full refund today.
@@StubbyNozzleCo My supplier was supposed to send you my short clip confirming that it is stuck and won’t squeeze off, even with two hand pressure at appropriate contact locations. It had to be cut off and thrown in the garbage.
@@StubbyNozzleCo Already contacted my seller in Canada and promptly received a full refund.
301st subscriber
Way too expensive
We appreciate your feedback. Our Stubby Car Drying Nozzles are a niche product produced at relatively low volumes on high-end desktop 3D printers using premium filament. We recognize that they aren’t cheap but the quality of the end product and effort involved in getting them delivered to our customers are in line with what we believe to be a fair price.
I want to see actual testing of blowing each blower for power
INFORMATION IS VERY BASIC , SHOW THE REAL TEST ON THE LAND
I work at Lowes and we had the ego 615 with 2.5ah battery and charger for $149 black friday and with my emoloyee discount took it to $134 and also added a $25 gift card . Was out the door at $121..
After a week of said deal I noticed the 650 on sale with employee doscount for $179 plus my $25 gift card so I returned the 615 and got the 650 with 5ah battery on sale, employee discount and $25 gift card for $171 out the door..
I felt like for $50 more getting a little more cfm but mainly extra run time on a 5ah battery did it for me..
I was initially looking for a cheaper gas handheld blower but even the cheaper craftsmans were $129 and walmarts hypertough was $94 and both were around the 400-450cfm range. I decided with having the black friday employee discount and a $25 gift card from fathers day this was the perfect time to actually be able to afford an Ego branded tool which I needed because i was using a factory blemished 200cfm ryobi with 2ah battery and charger i got for $40 off the website directtoolsoutlet...