Leaf Blowers & Vacuums

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Bosch ADVANCEDLEAFBLOWER 36V-750 Brushless Garden Leaf Blower

7 types from £112.95

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Makita DUB184 18v LXT Cordless Brushless Garden Blower

2 types from £139.99

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DeWalt DCMBL562 18v XR Cordless Brushless Axial Blower

2 types from £149.95

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Gardena POWERJET P4A 18v Cordless Garden Leaf Blower

6 types from £88.95

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Black and Decker BCBL200L 18v Cordless Axial Garden Leaf Blower

5 types from £54.95

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DeWalt DCMBA572 54v XR Cordless Brushless FLEXVOLT Axial Blower

2 types from £219.99

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Einhell GE-CL 18 Li E 18v Cordless Leaf Blower

6 types from £47.95

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Makita UB001G 40v Max XGT Cordless Brushless Garden Leaf Blower

2 types from £249.99

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Makita DUB362 Twin 18v LXT Cordless Brushless Blower

2 types from £247.95

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Greenworks GD40BVII 40v Cordless Brushless Leaf Blower Vacuum

2 types from £124.95

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Makita DUB186 18v LXT Cordless Leaf Blower

2 types from £86.95

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DeWalt DCMBL777 54v XR FlexVolt Cordless Brushless Axial Blower

2 types from £269.95

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Sealey CB20V 20v Cordless Garden Leaf Blower

3 types from £46.95

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Greenworks GD24X2BV 48v Cordless Leaf Blower and Vacuum

2 types from £129.95

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Greenworks GD24X2AB 48v Cordless Axial Leaf Blower

2 types from £89.99

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Handy THEV3000 Garden Vacuum and Leaf Blower

£59.95

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Greenworks GD60AB 60v Cordless Brushless Garden Leaf Blower

2 types from £109.95

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Leaf Blowers & Vacuums

Leaf Blowers & Vacuums Information

Fallen leaves block sunlight from reaching lawns and can result in dead patches of grass, as well as quickly covering patios and pathways if left unchecked. Primarily designed to assist with clearing autumn leaves from lawns, parks, gardens and other outdoor spaces, these tools typically have either blower and vacuum functionality combined, or are blowers only. A leaf blower, or garden blower, is normally used to shift fallen leaves into easy to manage piles, where they can be gathered up for compost or disposal. Garden vacuums tend to be more suitable for smaller patches of individual leaves, and can be much more effective when leaves are trapped amongst plants or other obstacles. As well as shifting leaves, these blowers can also be used for clearing or gathering other debris such as sawdust or building waste, though bear in mind they are not usually designed to cope with wet leaves (which are much heavier, and therefore inclined to stick to the ground).

Here's our Quick Application Guide:

• Corded Electric Leaf Blowers & Vacuums – usually the most affordable option, these machines are restricted by the amount of cable they are attached to but are great if you have a small garden or only need to work near the house.
• Cordless Electric Leaf Blowers & Vacuums – Usually running off lithium ion batteries, these offer unrestricted freedom of movement but have historically been less powerful than petrol or mains machines. However, todays lithium ion batteries are available in increasingly higher voltages and are much more user friendly than petrol. Additionally, they can usually be used to power other compatible tools as well.
• Petrol Leaf Blowers & Vacuums – Petrol engines offer great performance and runtime but they tend to be much louder than electric variants, and come with the added inconvenience of having to buy, mix and safely store fuel. They are ideal for the maintenance of larger properties and public spaces.

Leaf Blower & Vacuum safety:

When using corded power tools outdoors it is always a good idea to use an RCD to safeguard against electrocution. If using a petrol machine, take the necessary precautions to ensure fuel is stored safely in between use. Leaf blowers are capable of throwing up small stones and other debris so eye protection should be worn when using them or working around them.

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