Electric leaf blower...

[Supergus1]

Does anyone have experience with either the Sun Joe or Greenworks leaf blowers from Lowe's? I'm looking for a medium or heavy duty elec. blower that can do double duty as a leaf blower (duh) and a car dryer. I like the price range, about $90-$100. Or if anyone has experience with a different brand I'd appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

[VISITOR]

a 150-160 mph electric leaf blower has worked fine for me in both yard work and drying the car. you can find one at sears and walmart for around $35 or less. if you have a solid coat of wax/sealant/coating then drying will be a breeze and most all the water will fly off with just some remaining droplets that a microfiber towel can catch...

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[Sicoupe]

I have a toro, works great

[FinishingTouchA]

I got the Greenworks pro 80v cordless and it's a powerhouse. Haven't used any other electric models though so that's my only suggestion.

[SeanChav]

I been thinking on picking one of these up lately.... Especially the way SPNS beads water I'm sure it'll roll off easily

[jcaustin87]

I have the homelite from Home Depot. Still working on a hose conversion for it though. Does the job JUST fine.

[VW Drew]

how about cordless? Finishing touchA how long will it run? Anyone else using one?

[GS2011]

I have a toro, works great

[FinishingTouchA]

how about cordless? Finishing touchA how long will it run? Anyone else using one?

It's somewhere between 10 and 20 minutes from a full charge. I can usually dry off 3-4 vehicles. And it only takes a half hour to charge.

[Audios S6]

I've got the ryobi cordless to match my other cordless tools. It does not have the power to keep up with my corded mini blower from CG. At home I still use the corded, but the cordless goes to the coin op wash in the winter.