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mikejames
06-23-2017, 01:30 AM
I got this compact blower for less then $30 from Amazon and used it today after a wash. It did a great job blowing water out of the mirrors, front grill, wheels, license plates, fuel cap area, and all the body crevices. The size of it looks like a kids toy, but has good power and is well worth the money. I like that it has a black soft rubber nozzle so it won`t damage if you bump something.

https://www.autopia.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=33609&stc=1

Angus
06-23-2017, 06:01 AM
Very nice!


...it has a black soft rubber nozzle so it won`t damage if you bump something.

Thats awesome. The hard plastic nozzle on most left blowers is the biggest reason I don`t like using them near paint.

Merlin
06-23-2017, 10:46 AM
This type of small blower has been the industry go-to tool for drying motorcycles for a long time.
It is able to blow water out of those small little crevices without fear of damaging any chrome parts.
There is a "brand" (that escapes me at this point in time) that has been the motorcycle go-to for years.
This appears to be a "knock off" of that "brand" but for $30 bucks it`s worth the coin, if it is treated right.
The problem is that once the rubber tears at the machine housing (it`s only rubber) it`s pretty much done.

ride92
06-23-2017, 12:02 PM
I bought one very similar to that from Costco a few months back. It was about $30 or under if I remember correctly. It`s been working great so far for getting the crevices nice an dry before polishing or waxing

Mary B
06-25-2017, 02:08 AM
Hey Mick

This is what I bring along in my trunk, with a spare batt.
At a coin op. or touchless, when I`m lazy. (Per your last post about batt. Op. Blowers)

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KBsToy
06-25-2017, 07:14 AM
Myself, I like the cordless ...will have to check out Mary B`s

mikejames
06-25-2017, 06:54 PM
Myself, I like the cordless ...will have to check out Mary B`s

Hey Ken how are you doing?
I like the blower I have because it`s really small, light weight, easy to maneuver, soft nozzle and variable speed. I have power next to my wash bay so no problems here. My new vehicle even has a 110v plug which makes it handy also.

Merlin
06-26-2017, 07:20 AM
This is what I bring along in my trunk, with a spare batt.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170625/370bab1e83368bc6493b66d4c06f72f5.jpg

At a coin op. or touchless, when I`m lazy. (Per your last post about batt. Op. Blowers)


What are your thoughts on these two cordless blowers (below)?
What I see first is the Cubic feet per minute and Miles Per Hour.

Model: #RY40430 | Home Depot Sku #: 1002271356 - Weight: 8.85 lbs.
40V Li-ion cordless blower provides fade-free operation at 110 MPH and 480 CFM.
The turbo button will give you an extra boost. Ideal for dry leaves, lawns and hard surfaces
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Model: #RY40411 | Home Depot Sku #: 1000040778 - Weight: 8.85 lbs.
40V Li-ion Blower optimizes air flow to produce 155 MPH and 300CFM of power.
The Jet Fan Blower powers through wet and dry leaves and debris, making it ideal for lawns and hard surfaces.
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KBsToy
06-26-2017, 07:34 AM
Hey Ken how are you doing?
I like the blower I have because it`s really small, light weight, easy to maneuver, soft nozzle and variable speed. I have power next to my wash bay so no problems here. My new vehicle even has a 110v plug which makes it handy also.

Hi Mike , Sounds like a winner...:)