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Thanks, man. The kids love it 😀

Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment-I really appreciate it! I just want to clear something up: I’m 100% as excited now as I was when I started this channel. This is the stuff I love to do, and it’s what keeps me going. That said, what you see is what you get with me. I’m not the kind of guy who’s going to throw on a fake smile just to make things look a certain way. If I’m out there cutting down hedges or clearing brush, I’m focused on getting it done. Not every video is going to be high-energy, but that doesn’t mean I’m not having a blast. In fact, doing this kind of work is how I decompress after a crazy schedule of flying around the country for photography shoots. And yeah, Midlife Stockman is awesome-he’s absolutely crushing it. I’m still pretty new to TH-cam, and we’re working hard to pump out videos while balancing everything else. I’ve got big plans for this season, though, and I’m really looking forward to getting even more done, both on the house and with the business. Thanks again for your comment-it means a lot to have your support! Best Greg

Thanks Guys

Yeah, what are you going to do? The edger was by far the worst packaged-battery rolling around loose, getting banged up with scratches and dings. The pole saw, though, actually came in the best shape out of all of them. Not exactly saying much, considering how bad everything else was packaged, but at least it wasn’t a total mess! Thanks for watching, and I appreciate your comment!

Yup, that's for sure! 😆

Thanks for your comment and to answer your question.Yes, sir, you are correct.

Thanks guys

Thanks for sharing 😊

Thanks for asking! I’ve had the Greenworks batteries for around four months, with about two months of solid, heavy use. So far, they’re charging fully every time and performing flawlessly, even with frequent charges-usually once or twice a week. No issues or signs of wear yet. The Ryobi batteries, by comparison, tend to lose their charge quicker after a couple of years. It’s still early with the Greenworks, but so far, they’re holding up strong.

@@SideHustleMowing SHM, appreciate the feedback. I came across your channel randomly and have been binge watching the channel. Keep it up

Yup, that's exactly what we're doing...

Lol 😆 🤣

@ how did you get the partnership with Greenworks?

Lol 😆 🤣

Thanks for the question! Yes, there’s an off-season here in Arkansas, but plenty to do-leaf cleanup, brush clearing, and getting properties ready for spring.

Congrats? On what exactly? Did I just win the sarcasm lottery, or is there something I’m missing here? Fill me in!... 😆 🤣

@ I was saying congrats on your battery set up …

@@TheJacoNetwork LOL !! thanks man

Thanks for the question and for checking out the videos. Yeah, that job brought in some cash. Since the move, we've nearly covered half the cost of the gear already-not bad for a side hustle.

Covered half the cost already? I have been waiting to see some on the job videos I'm glad the equipment is paying off

Yes sir

I have the same blower kit. It holds two 8ah batteries. I get about 25 minutes on max power 45 on medium and 60 on low. But low power is plenty for blowing grass off a driveway. I’m also using there hand held blower(6ah battery) in my other hand with this and I have more power than any gas blower(1500cfm and 58 newtons of force).

@ecocutslawncare7913 Thanks for information. I suspected it held more than one battery pack but didn't know for sure. My son has a Greenworks Pro, but it only holds a single battery.

Thanks for your question! I’m not sure about the other reply, but here’s the scoop: on full blast, this Greenworks backpack blower runs a solid 40 to 45 minutes nonstop. When you see me using it in the video, I’m switching between low, medium, and mostly high speeds-and I get over an hour that way. Realistically, with two batteries loaded, you’ll get at least 45 minutes each time, and I’ve never seen it go below that. I use this blower all the time, and I have three of them. They pack plenty of power, but for serious fall leaf cleanups-especially when you’re facing layers a couple of feet deep-you’ll want more than just batteries. That’s where larger leaf equipment comes in handy, like a dedicated leaf pusher or a high-powered blower setup. For summer use, though, when it’s just sidewalks and driveways, these batteries last a full day or even a couple of days sometimes. Hope this clears it up! It’s a fantastic tool and definitely worth it in my book. Thanks again, and have a great day.

Great question! Choosing Greenworks was actually an easy decision. After a lot of research, I kept coming back to Greenworks. Their equipment looks fantastic, and they’re the only brand offering a complete range of tools, from handhelds to mowers, all under one platform. They’re the second-largest battery provider after Tesla, and many other brands, like the new Stihl battery platform, are powered by Greenworks batteries. Plus, they offered a great promotion when I bought my equipment. With the bundle package, I got 90% of the handhelds and their batteries for free. It was a win-win for me. Besides, green is my favorite color!

Couldn't agree more. The Greenworks 30" looks great, and once you get used to the weight, it's smooth to handle. It's definitely a solid choice

@ my worker doesn’t like the weight either, but the cut quality was great and it bagged up leaves and debris really good, i actually had 2 demos the 30” Greenworks Commercial and the 30” exmark commercial, and the exmark sucked, you can’t use the self propelled unless the blades were on and it clogged a bunch and left behind a bunch of stragglers while bagging. The greenworks on the other hand really was impressive speed, runtime. Always kept the blade speed on max on both mowers. I think a couple days using it consistently then the weight will be like nothing

One of the main reasons I went with Greenworks-solid performance, top tech, and they look amazing too. Can’t beat that combo.

The string trimmer is incredible. With a 2Ah battery, I get about an hour and a half of run time, and with a 4Ah, I can go all day-around 14 standard HOA properties. Sure, bigger properties need more batteries, but I’d never go back to gas.

@@SideHustleMowing that’s actually pretty good, I’m looking forward to getting that exact one

I don’t have the name or link for the fingerprint deadbolt lock right now, but if you search for fingerprint deadbolt locks on Amazon, it should come up. I’m also working on an Amazon page for all my gear.

Yeah, it does have that weird high-pitch sound-it’s just the blower doing its thing. But don’t let that fool you; it’s powerful, like having a rocket on your back!

@@SideHustleMowing I was asking about the mower's sound. There's like a metal rattle sound. You can hear it at 13:45. Don't know if it's the microphone or an actual sound of the product.

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Only time will tell, but so far, this thing’s been a beast and hasn’t let me down. If the battery starts acting up down the road, I’ll be the first to let everyone know. For now, it’s running strong! Thanks for watching.

It works just as well on wet leaves as any other high-end blower, but it’s way quieter. This thing’s got power to spare. Thanks for watching!

@@SideHustleMowing Thanks for responding… I’m a new subscriber to your channel…. I’m looking to start my own lawn care business Starting to buy my equipment now for next year

@@TheJacoNetwork Thanks for subscribing! It’s great that you’re gearing up for next year. That’s exactly what we did this year. We planned to be ready at the beginning of the season, but with our move and the delays that came with it, we’re also focused on next year now. If you need any tips or advice to make things easier, please don’t hesitate to ask. Are you planning to go all electric or stick with gas?

@@SideHustleMowing thx … I’m thinking of going all electric… I will definitely be watching your videos for tips and advice

I'm currently using this for leaf cleanups and it works great. The MPH is not as high as the BR800 but higher than a BR550 and the CFM is on par with the 700 but it feels like a 600 with a wide nozzle. It honestly works better than an 800 for leave imo

Good morning back!!

Yes, sir, it is definitely awesome.Especially seeing my daughter driving the machines.Thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching!

Honestly, I don't remember the name, just search on Amazon biometrics lock openers and it should come up.