Best Cordless Battery Blower! Dewalt DCBL772 60V FlexVolt Yard Leaf Blower, unboxing and first use!
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2021
- Watch until the End I have another little surprise for My subscribers! 600CFM! That's truly professional Grade! I've been wanting one of these FlexVolt Blowers for a while. It is a dirty little secret Dewalt's been hiding, but this blower actually comes with a 9AH Flexvolt Battery. That's a $200 Value meaning I only paid $69 for a $199 tool! It is super convenient for that quick cleanup. No more mixing gas or carrying that heavy blower unless you are doing some serious yard work. This thing Blows at 600 Cubic Feet Per Minute, which is a whole lot of air.
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Thanks for the vid. Looks like Rover was unsure about that windy beast. 😁
Lol he didn’t like it…Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Jon
Does it come with a bug
Thanks for watching, hopefully no bugs!
got the 60v new dewalt electric chainsaw and would like to get this blower but can only find it bare tool or in a kit with just the wimpy 3ah battery. any tips on where to locate the kit with the 9ah battery you got? caught the "9ah battery" mention... but not sure... is it a 3ah battery 60v / 9ah battery 20v? Dewalt leaves this a bit confusing.
At 60V you’re only getting 3AH’s of performance. It’s technically a 9 AH Battery (@20volts or 3AH@60V) You can buy higher AH Flex-volt batteries, but they are pricey from places like ACME Tools and other online stores. My Flex-volt tools came from Home Depot.
@@StartBuildingYourDreams Yes, that's how it works. So far, plenty of power and we're very satisfied.
Whoa!!!! That’s an amazing battery and YA I’d want the battery and “free-ish” blower 🤣
Thanks for Watching! It's almost Spring; I know your animals are happy out on 5 Dog Farm!
@@StartBuildingYourDreams They’ll be happier when the outdoor kitchen with the pizza oven is built. Oh wait... that’s me 🤣
@@arusticrenaissance LOL!
Nice vid bro 🔥
Thanks brother! This blower is up there with some of the best gas powered commercial equipment with regards to overall output! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ~Jon@SBYD!
Removing the tube is easy-use a chop stick. Simply lay blower on its side, push in detent, slip tube forward off depressed detent, repeat same process on other side-boom! takes about 30 seconds. Easy
David, thanks for watching and sharing this tip!
~Jon@SBYD!
Whoa, that is awesome! I am trying to decide what brand I want to go with so all my batteries are the same. DeWalt seems like a top-tier product but comes with a top-tier price tag when thinking about needing a lot of tools as I do. I basically have some screwdrivers, hammers, and crescent wrenches. Sad I know but I never really need much more living as a city boy and always just paid someone else to do it. Now I am in the country on 9 acres semi far out and have a 60x40 steel shop that I need to put stuff in :)
There are lots of tool brands out there. I’m personally not a fan of Ryobi power tools, but their tools are cheap and they make everything from drills to cordless mowers. Rigid, Mikita, and Milwaukee all make good tools. I personally have Dewalt because it’s a brand I trust and have used for decades. The 20v system is awesome, and the Flexvolt System is at the very high end when it comes to cost. There is a lot you can do with a drill, impact driver, reciprocating saw and a circular saw. If you can wait, Black Friday is the best day of the year to find deals on combo packs. ~Jon@SBYD!
Ego power only way. Even though I own 99% dewalt tool. U can’t beat ego blower
Louis, Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Ego makes some good looking stuff and just saw they’re pushing up the bar with over 650CFM. It’s pretty amazing how far battery powered equipment has come. ~SBYD!
I guess the only problem with an ego is ego don't have much other tools so you can't switch to just ego tools and will still need batteries for another brand of power tools
@@KiranPatel-fk1pg Thanks for watching and joining in the discussion! I concur and this is one reason I only buy Dewalt cordless power tools these days, only one brand of batteries and only one brand of chargers to keep up with!