Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blower 2724-20
6 reviews
Bad batts – Great blower, I’ve always used Milwaukee, not really happy with the amount of my batteries that have stopped, don’t charge ect.
The m18 wipper snipper sucks but this thing blows in a good way – Great for an 18v blower, as powerful as my 56v ego model.
Just get one! – Into my 3rd year and it's used twice a week every week at least. Powerful and just works great... battery lasts forever Show details · 1
OMG. Life changer - into 3rd yr – So it just keeps working. No sign of power loss & I use it at least twice a week. All that I've said remains true - This is powerful and lightweight. My wife can also use it easily. I'm on a well treed block and get leaf and gumnuts drop constantly. I can use this conveniently to clear the pool blanket of debris, clean the patio quickly before… Read more
guests come by, used it to clear leaf litter from my roof and gutters, even clear pine needles from the footpath before my dog walks through them. It goes from dead flat to full charge in a few hours. 15 minutes charge will get it back in use. The suction port is under the handle and will suck in your clothes if you operate it near your body. It's my new toy and I look for places to use it. It's over $300 but soooo worth it. So I've been using this several times a week for well over a year now & it remains operating as the day I got it. No power loss and battery holds it charge. Found I can also use it to dry my car after a quick wash. So many more uses than just a leaf blower. You can set it to work 'hands free', so set gje blow rate and stand in front of it to clean yourself off from a day's work.
This blower has changed my life! – Scored the Milwaukee Fuel 18V blower as a father's day gift, and while the review title might be an overstatement this blower has made the job of keeping our outside living areas tidy a breeze. The amount of air and the velocity is great, and being surprisingly lightweight. It's lack of mass almost feels like a cheapo ebay product. But the… Read more
performance says otherwise. The only criticism I can think of is the intake vents can latch onto loose clothing. The vent ribs prevent any chance of a safety glitch so it's just a minor annoyance.
Great blower - 90% of the power of a petrol blower. Can clean gutters with it – This is great blower. I had the Milwaukee Workshop Blower for a few years for cleaning off the paths around the house, it was a good blower. The Fuel Blower is so much more powerful. At the tool shop in Brisbane I tested the Ego blower and the Fuel Blower side by side. With both blowers at full power I thought the Milwaukee Fuel was slightly… Read more
more powerful than the Ego. The Ego was more powerful when pressing the "turbo" button for sure, but at normal operation the Milwaukee Fuel blew more air. The Milwaukee with a 12ah High OutPut battery was lighter to hold and swing around than the Ego with a 2.5ah battery. The Ego has heavy batteries.
Our house is about 30m x 7m, with concrete paths all around. With a 4ah battery I could blow all the paths with about 1 LED left on the battery. I bought a 6ah High Output battery I can blow all the paths, the porch along the front of the house, and get up on the roof and blow all the gutters... and the battery will only drop 1 bar. The 6ah High Output battery does put out more power than a 5ah battery.
We are on tank water only so need to regularly blow out the gutters around the house. The Milwaukee Workshop Blower wasn't powerful enough to blow the leaves out so I used a petrol blower for years. The Milwaukee Fuel Blower is almost as powerful as the old petrol blower, and can easily clear dry and wet leaves, sticks, dirt and pools of water out of the gutters.
It's so much better just pressing a button on the Milwaukee Fuel blower, compared to mixing two stroke and having it drip around the place. The petrol blower is more powerful (not by a big margin), but having a battery blower is the way to go for me.
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