Anyone recommend a very poweful leaf blower?

[nameisme]

Hi all

Anyone recommend a very powerful corded (ideally) leaf blower?

It's mainly for pines on synthetic grass, so need it to be as powerful as possible.

Thanks all

 

[blup]

The Makita 36 volt blower is extremely powerful, the equal of petrol models but without the fumes.

 

[foxhole]

The wife swears by her faux grass brush , curved head is very effective. Also uses an old upright vacuum cleaner on it.

 

[nameisme]

The Makita 36 volt blower is extremely powerful, the equal of petrol models but without the fumes.

https://www.diy.com/departments/makita-dub362z-twin-lxt-18v-36v-lithium-brushless-leaf-blower-flat-nozzle/5055995548834_BQ.prd

Or this one?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-DUB363ZV-Brushless-Blower-36/dp/B086LGTSM1

Thanks. This one?

 

[blup]

https://www.diy.com/departments/makita-dub362z-twin-lxt-18v-36v-lithium-brushless-leaf-blower-flat-nozzle/5055995548834_BQ.prd

Or this one?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-DUB363ZV-Brushless-Blower-36/dp/B086LGTSM1

Thanks. This one?

The first, but tne combined vac is appealing. One thing I found is that certain debris, like conifer cuttings, stick doggedly to grass or weeds. I don’t have experience of pine needles on synthetic grass but be aware.

 

[Deluks]

Springbok rake or vacuum, some stuff just doesn't blow too well.

 

[ericmark]

I think mine is flymo, it is around 3 kW, and to be frank a bit OTT, it does lift some moss, but the far less powerful Aldi blower, it was a multi-tool, so also hedge cutter, mini-chain saw, etc, is so much easier to use, I don't use the flymo one that much.

 

[accelerator]

Just wondering if a garden vacuum would work for this? Not sure though. It a vacuum has the power to suck them up it might be a quicker job.