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Makita DUB182Z/BUB142Z
DUB182Z (18 V), BUB142Z (14 V)jpcnttiVictoria, 3770
- 62 reviews
- 33 likes
Can’t leave without it
I can’t leave to work without it, and yes I can’t live without it at work.
This little unit is one of the most frequently used tool on a daily basis. I use to blow dust out of my tools or toolbox once at home with my big compressor and to be honest probably once a week if I didn’t forget. Meaning my tools were messy and it wasn’t professional. Even turning up to the next job covered with sawdust despite my best efforts to brush it out. Since I made this small investment ($99 skin) it’s super easy to blow sh$t out. My tools get a quick clean up ...
Purchased in July 2020 at Total Tools for $99.00.
George W.Metropolitan Adelaide, SA
switch replacement is a rip off at $41 when the unit was $99 new
The unit is powerful, well balanced and not too noisy for what it does, I have used mine daily for 2 years and the switch has failed , all my other tools are used more example the Makita drills and their switches are good, disappointed to the switch and I will fit a cheap $5 one rather than pay that ridiculous amount.
Purchased in March 2018 at Total Tools for $99.00.
NikkiSouth East Queensland, QLD
- 4 reviews
- 3 likes
This is best small tool to have around and is powerful outside and inside
This is great to use for normal outside blowing as it is very powerful, it is compact and light, I love using it inside on a lower setting (as it has 3) as it allows me to blow out kids leftovers and dog fur from under cabinets and lounges. It saves a sweep. Great for camping as blows out tents or camper from sand or dirt. Because it is compact and the batteries and easy to swap, being compact is a bonus.
Purchased in April 2018 at Bunnings Warehouse for $200.00.
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CliffCairns.
- 3 reviews
- 1 like
- DUB182Z (18 V)
- Verified purchase
Better than expected.
I did not have real high expectations & when I first turned it on it seemed quite weak. Then I discovered there is a speed dial which was set on the lowest setting! Turned it up and wow! A great little blower. Might not be as good as the big petrol blowers if you have a big yard - but for my small yard and around the workshop this is perfect.
NeilNoosa
Best blower and you can get it to suck as well
Great little blower. The wife keeps nicking it out of my truck to clean the yard up. Have got other battery makita tools so this is a cheap addition to have. Use it regularly as I am a chippy. Blows sawdust with ease, cleans up garden leaves, not very noisy, compliments my other tools.
Marti
- 6 reviews
- 1 like
Good blower needs grunt
These are a great little blower ever since I bought it I use it about twice as much as I thought I would the only thing I would say is that it possibly needs a little bit more grunt I have used other brand name blowers and they seem to have a little bit more blowing power.
RayMelbourne
- 8 reviews
- 5 likes
Awesome blower very handy
I have a few Makita LTX power tools. In fact this blower unit was free when I purchased a drill and driver kit. Why anyone would purchase this unit without already owning the charger and batteries makes no sense. This is a tool which compliments your existing tools.
I use it to clean up around the yard, and just last week I found a new use, I dried my car after washing it! The unit is very powerful, puts out a lot of air, and the nozel is very accurate. Battery life is fine, I have a few batteries so its never an issue.
DanielCTAS, 7179
- 10 reviews
- 12 likes
If you're an existing LXT user, it makes sense
Petrol was too noisy and smelly, electric too limiting. So a cordless blower was the convenient answer for blowing the messy seed husks dropped by the wild parrots feeding from our first floor deck.
From the few cordless options, the Makita was the most expensive, but as I'm already locked in to Makita's 18 Volt LXT battery system, I bought the skin-only version for $139. With battery and charger it would have cost nearer $400, compared to the complete B&D at $175 or the McCullough at $125. Hitachi is also more competitive.
Battery life ...
Read moreis short (12 minutes even with the larger 3.0 amp battery) but using lower speeds can conserve power slightly. Plenty of puff at highest setting, as the nozzle is narrow and concentrates the air stream. Note: although it is capable of dust vaccuuming, disappointingly it doesn't come with a dust bag like all the other brands do, even though the web site shows dust bag and instructions. Overall, it's light, compact and fine for small jobs in specific areas, IF you already have the LXT system. Wouldn't be much use for larger areas. Light, compact, 3 speeds + variable. Decent air speed at full power. Utilizes Makita's LXT battery system. 12 minute battery life. No dust bag included. Expensive.Details
Makita DUB182Z (18 V)4.9(7) | ||
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Category | Electric Blower Vacuums | Electric Blower Vacuums |
Type | Electric | Electric |
Vacuum Function | No | No |
Price (RRP) | 95 | 85 |
Maximum Air Velocity | 259 | 245 |
Weight | 1.7 | 1.6 |
Release date | May 2011 |
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