Wood Ranger Power Leaf Blower ok for blowing off a deck?

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  • #5778
    Nate Harlow
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    Hey all, looking at the Wood Ranger Power Leaf Blower mainly for blowing off my deck after mowing and maybe cleaning out the garage. Anyone use it on a deck yet? Just wondering if the 15 minute runtime is enough for that or if I’d need to recharge halfway through. Not expecting it to handle a whole yard or anything.

    #5781
    Nina_gadgetNina_gadget
    Member

    15 minutes sounds about right for a quick deck blow-off if you’re not trying to be super thorough. I’d probably just do it in one go and see how far the battery gets you.

    #5785
    Laura CheckLaura Check
    Member

    15 minutes is probably enough unless you’re really taking your time. I’d just try it once and see.

    #5788
    Emma Word
    Member

    I gave mine a try on the deck and the 15 minutes was fine for a quick pass. I didn’t need a full recharge or anything.

    #5791
    HarrY
    Member

    15 minutes seems enough for a deck, not sure why you’d need more time unless you’re trying to vacuum the thing. I’d just turn it on full blast and be done with it.

    #5794
    Lisa HallLisa Hall
    Member

    15 minutes is plenty for a deck if you’re not trying to be a perfectionist about it. I’d just go for it and not overthink it.

    #5799
    Tessa Lane
    Member

    15 minutes is fine for a deck. Not sure why people are overthinking it. If it takes longer than that you’re just messing around.

    #5802
    Ben Harlow
    Member

    15 minutes sounds like enough for blowing off a deck. I think you’d have to be pretty slow for it to be an issue.

    #5806
    coffeeandscreenscoffeeandscreens
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    I mean, 15 minutes is probably fine if you’re just doing a quick sweep. I’d just go for it and see how it feels, sometimes it’s enough and sometimes you wish you had an extra few minutes.

    #5810

    Fifteen minutes has been enough for me. I just do a quick pass and it’s fine.

    #5813

    I figure if it takes you more than 10 minutes to blow off a deck you’re probably just messing around anyway. Should be fine.

    #5816
    Tom BillTom Bill
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    It’s a blower for a deck, not a major landscaping project. 15 minutes is plenty.

    #5819
    Elena Voss
    Member

    15 minutes sounds like it’d be enough unless you’re trying to detail every single crack. I’d say just give it a shot and see.

    #5822
    KhanKhan
    Member

    Fifteen minutes is probably enough. I’ve used mine for quick stuff like that and it’s fine. Not like you’re trying to clear a football field.

    #5825
    Lopeza
    Member

    Fifteen minutes is usually enough for a deck, even if you’re going slow. I’ve used mine on patios and it does the job without needing a top-up.

    #5828

    I think the 15 minutes would probably get you through a deck and a garage sweep if you’re not too fussy about it. I’m not totally sure how it handles heavier dust though, might depend on how packed your garage is.

    #5831
    Nate Harlow
    Member

    Good enough, thanks for the input. I’ll just grab it and see how it goes with the deck. Not gonna overthink it.

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