Category: Types

Leaf Blowers

If you are tired of using rake and broom to get rid off leaves and debris, a leaf blower is what you need – these machines make the process a lot faster, easier and fun!

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How to choose a leaf blower?

We can say there are three main types of blowers:

  • Sweepers – these tools are designed for cleanup and easier tasks like cleaning your walkways, garage or patio from dust and debris. They are lightweight and inexpensive.
  • Universal blowers – they are slightly more expensive than sweepers but also more powerful, capable of blowing leaves from grass, bushes or banks. Many of them are also equipped with a vacuum and mulcher – ideal solution for your garden.
  • Powerful blowers – if you need to maintain a large property and blow away piles of leaves, get one of these. Their price is higher but the power is well worth it.

So we advise you to start this way – think about the tasks you plan using your blower on and decide which type will the best option for you.

Sweeper

Universal Blower

Powerful Blower

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  • Cheap
  • Lightweight

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  • Less powerful

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  • Solid power
  • Often with vacuum

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  • Not ideal for deep layers or wet leaves

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  • Great power

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  • Heavier
  • More expensive

Some more things to consider:

Size of your property and obstacles on the way

  • On a smaller garden, you can get by with a cheaper electric tool, but as the size of your lawn (and distance to power outlet) increases, you would appreciate the mobility of battery or gas units.
  • Also, a cordless one would be better than electric if there are many obstacles on your garden (trees, poles, furniture etc.) – you don’t want to deal with a tangled cord every few minutes 🙂
  • Think about how much time would the job take – cordless units are limited by the battery work time (usually 15-30 minutes) and spare batteries are fairly expensive. So for a large yard, a gas machine is ideal.

Prefer a certain brand?

If you already own some products of a particular manufacturer’s cordless lineup or just have a favorite brand, we have specific sections for you 😉

Black & Decker Greenworks TORO Husqvarna

Need a vacuum and mulcher?

And if you prefer a model equipped with a vacuum and mulcher, we have a specific section for you as well.