DUB362Z Brushless Blower 36 Volt Bare Unit

Light and simple to use, powerful blower, works well and easy to direct. Six speed, but beware on max speed batteries last about 20 mins before they need recharging. I used 5.0A and 6.0A. I found from previous experience use some silicone spray to make the joining of the plastic components easier to assemble and disassemble.

Bought this to replace an old petrol machine that was being increasing troublesome to start. I already have other Makita tools so have a stock of the LXT batteries. I am impressed at the power of this device and most importantly the ease of use. Clip on a pair of batteries pull the trigger and you are working. The variable speed is a great asset to, when blowing on a paved surface the lower settings are more than enough, leaving the high for rough surfaces.Overall absolutely delighted with this tool

Wow, this blower has exceeded my expectations. First use I was a little disappointed as the batteries (5.0a) only lasted about 20 mins. Then I realised that was on the max setting, so recharged and put it in midday way setting. Battery lasted for about an hour - more than enough to shift wet leaves.I would advise using the middle setting of 3 for most jobs as it's more than capable. You only need the higher setting for more stubborn leaves.It's light, easy to use, variable power.Only negative is that it draws air from the back, so you don't want anything loose near that.

I bought this because the mains powered one I had was a pain to have to drag extension leads up the long drive and to the bottom of the garden. I considered petrol but then you have all the grief that brings with it. As I have a number of makita tools I had battery packs already so made sense. Tool is super powerful and blows the berries that seem to fall at an alarming rate clean away even when wet. I have used it for cleaning out the workshop to blow out dust and all sorts of things. Battery life is good and we blow a 200 meter drive clean and it uses about 1 of the 4 bars on the battery pack. Only thing is dont get your tshirt or any other appendage for that matter near the intake as you tend to get sucked in! Great tool good job Makita

Can't go wrong with makita. I use it with a piar of 5ah batteries. It has plenty of power, so much so I turn it right down so it doesn't blow the decorative stones off the border which is a nice feature. It also throttles really well on the trigger. Battery does drain quite quick but it has more than enough for moderate usage. I am so glad I went for the double battery blower. Well worth the extra.