BD Lithium POWERBOOST Sweeper

Will this blow leaves in a yard in fall? No. Will it blow dust in a shop and sweep your shop? Yes. Will it remove leaves from a porch or walkway? Yes. If you already have some black and decker you can snag an extra new battery to keep your other stuff going too. The turbo mode should almost be default, but maybe for "dusting" the garage or shed out the lighter mode could be useful. I'm happy with it, no cord and no gas, no pull start. If you have a big yard, I recommend a gas powered backpack, those things will blow you down.

I bought this for a quick and easy way to blow the use and lawn clippings off our walkway. Saves time and my back from hauling out the much heavier plug in leaf blower. Not too good for heavy or encrusted debris. But, as I said, it works for the purpose I bought it for.

Bought a Worx Gutterpro WA4094 gutter cleaner at the sametime as this Black & Decker 20v LSW321 leaf blower. Figured I'dhad enough ladder climbing in my 86 years so decided tosplurge and go modern. I read all the reviews and couldn't finda gutter leaf blower specific to this B&D, and the description ofthe Worx Gutterpro said "Universal fits all major brands" so decidedto take a chance.Well, received both today and all looked good until I tried toassemble the Gutterpro. It was supposed to be "Universal fits allmajor brands". Well, it doesn't fit my new B&D blower, so it ain't,no way. Dang!Apparently the mfgr's are relying on the canvas bag (enclosedwith it) to do this, but it can not work on this little B&D. For onething the bag's too big. And no place on the blower to connect a strap, bungee cordor rope. Also, the hard plastic nozzle in the bag is about thesame diameter as the output nozzle of the blower and when thebag is pulled on over the nozzle, it won't pull up tight enough tokeep the bag from acting like a wet noodle. Impossible for oneperson to use.Sadly, I decided to send it back. Cancelled the purchase, wentthru the process. The Amazon software was very helpful, says I'llget a refund, etc.While packing it up, I took a closer look at the canvas bag.Turned it inside out and saw that the bag was being held onto theplastic nozzle by a cable tie. I found that if I pushed the leafblower wand of my new B&D blower into the bags nozzle it wouldgo in over half the length of the wand and in that position it wasvery tight. I then pulled the wand out, clipped the cable tie, used a hacksaw to cut it tothe length I wanted, applied some JB Weld epoxy on it for tight sealing andshoved it as far onto the stub of the wand as it would go. Voila!Simple, and I think it'll be very ridgid and all of the pieces of theGutterpro will snap on as they were intended to.Don't yet know if the B&D blower will be be strong enough, but we'll see.I'm going to try to upload some pic's with this. We'll see how that goes.Keep in mind, I haven't tested this yet, I'll let the JB Weld set tilltomorrow or the next day before testing. I'll try to get back andgive the results once that happens.This probably won't be a fix for everybody due to the differentconfigurations of the many blowers, but it's quick and simple,almost anyone could do it if their existing blower wand will fitinside the bag's nozzle.Update: I'm pleased to say this works just fine. The little blower is just strong enough to lift the dried leaves up and out of the gutter (didn't blow all over me) and it's light enough for me to handle with at least 3 of the wand extensions being used (maybe with all four), but I only needed three. Did the whole house in less than 30 minutes instead of two hours and best of all didn't have to carry or climb a ladder!

I like this because it is lightweight and my wife can easily use it. If you are looking for something more heavy-duty, you might better go with the 40 watt blower or an electrical one.

This leaf blower is perfect for the needs at my house, and makes way less noise than my previous corded blower. With two patios and a yard, the battery lasts long enough to complete all the work, and the blower is powerful enough to remove all kinds of debris. Because it is lightweight and easy to move around, I don't get tired of carrying it. Cordless is the way to go to no longer need the restrictive electrical cord, and it means I can just pull it off the shelf and get to work. The battery is compatible with a Black and Decker cordless drill/driver and a Black and Decker hedge trimmer that I already had, so I never run out of power, having extra batteries for each tool. I like it so much, I'm planning to gift the same blower to my son.