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Luckily I own half a dozen batteries. I estimate that a tankful of fuel in my (now worn out) Makita leaf blower lasts for roughly the same as 4 x 4AH batteries - say, 1/2 hour+. So, if you've got a lot to do, you'll need to bear this in mind. Also, batteries get quite warm/hot after using this and, since you shouldn't recharge li-ion batteries when hot, you would struggle to manage with just 2 batteries, having to leave a long time between recharges, HOWEVER :) - it's lighter than a petrol blower and the power - if you turn the power up to maximum - is at least as good as my 4-stroke blower. So, you either need to have a small area to deal with or, like me, lots of suitable batteries. BTW, I have 3 'genuine' batteries and 3 much cheaper ones. I've yet to notice any difference between them, except that the claimed 6AH 'Chinese' battery really isn't any longer lasting than the other 4AH batteries.Read full review
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It’s ok sort of heavy . The 18v one is great but lack power . 36 v I will give it a good hammering with year coming
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Great Machine, considerably more powerful than my petrol blower. Easy & convenient with a useful power adjuster allowing gentle blowing where required
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Very powerful blower. Not too heavy, well made piece of kit. I used two fully charged 5a batteries and after 20mins of use, only one bar of power appeared to have been used.
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Very impressed with the power output. Very well balanced with the batteries in and fairly light, As always with Mikita excellent quality.
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