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Might cave and get blower to make drying less of a chore. Clearance for $99. Ok choice?
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Might cave and get blower to make drying less of a chore. Clearance for $99. Ok choice?
2018 Chevy Colorado ZR2
www.autiopia.org
If it’s powerful enough, I assume MPH wise, then yeah, it’s probably a winner. Pair that with a PFM towel and you should be set.
Treat it like it`s the only one in the world.
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The Greenworks is highly rated also for drying cars. Read you want at least 150mph for car drying.
Good read...
https://www.theartofcleanliness.com/...-drying-a-car/
2018 Chevy Colorado ZR2
www.autiopia.org
That might be my next blower, not necessarily for the car, but for around the house. I wonder if my Air Wand would be compatible with any of these cordless blowers, then I might start using it again.
Treat it like it`s the only one in the world.
I have the 80 volt Kobalt and it`s a winner. Three speeds and the highest speed is more than perfect for cars. The lowest speed is good for turning bonfires into blast furnaces. So, if the 40 volt has the same build quality and power as the 80 volt, it`s an excellent value at $99.
Apart from drying the car, you`ll find a million other uses around the house I`m guessing.
I’ve seen a lot of these Kobalt blowers for sale as refurbished and that sets off some caution lights. I’m not sure what can go wrong with a battery operated blower besides the battery not holding up. Worx blowers/batteries are the worst and customer service is non existent. If you do buy one save the box in case you have to send it back. The cost to send these things back isn’t cheap and most people usually throw them away instead of sending them back.
I would suggest something like a Ryobi where the battery can be used for more than one purpose. I’ve got batteries plugged in everywhere for different tools and it makes no sense. The battery is normally the most expensive part of these type tools. The Ryobi One system has an amazing amount of tools and one battery fits them all.
I have the Greenworks 80 volt snowthrower and the leaf blower uses the same battery.
Both are great and plenty powerful. The leaf blower is a bit ungainly to hold over your head to dry the car roof,otherwise just fine. It would be better if the trigger would lock on.
The snowthrower has a good 45 minute run time with 4-6 inches medium weight snow. Same run time with the leaf blower on high.
I use a Dewalt 20V and yeah it could be more powerful but it was a huge step up from the B&D 18v NMh one I had.
Don
1989 Formula 350
2004 Saturn Ion Quadcoupe
I`ve been using the 80v since it came out. Works good. Def get the 80v - worth it for many uses around the house
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