I got one of these a year ago. Thanks for explaining how the cruise control works! HAHA. I was trying to do it trigger first, because that made sense, and I thought it didn't work! Yeah, I get about 10-15 minutes out of a 5A battery. This isn't for big jobs, but is sure is handy for small ones! Great video. Thanks.
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
nice video. Good explanation of the cruise control, I actually found the cruise control handy when I had to dry an area that got soaked due to storm leakage. I've had this blower for a few years now and its been one of my most used products.
Just had the opportunity to watch your video. You are an excellent presenter. Your attention to detail and engaging style are the perfect combination to deliver a very informative review. It is a very well done presentation.
Craftsman gas blower finally bit the dust. Asked for a battery blower for Christmas and received this. Middle of Winter so haven’t unboxed it yet but after your video I am very excited to put it to use. My only question is instead of buying a couple small batteries like you have shown handy, would I be able to attach the FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX Battery, 9.0-Ah (DCB609)? It looks bulky but I’ll be using it in a remote area away from a constant power station.
The jury is still out on this. DeWalt is saying that their Flexvolt 20/60v battery is "backwards compatible" with standard 20v tools they have issued earlier. Sounds promising, but there has been word of problems. You can check out this video to see what I mean: th-cam.com/video/SooxTKibzpc/w-d-xo.html The idea of the 60v battery is that you can run more powerful tools, or gang them to create supply a 120v tool. It's all getting there, true "cord lessness", but they are expensive, and they are batteries, so they will wear out. When I'm using the blower for extended times, I pack a couple of 5 or 6 Ah batteries, and that works for me. But, you may have more work to do, for an extended time, than I do. I hope this helps. Best, DFJ
Farm and Fleet had a package deal, this blower along with a trimmer, 4AH battery, and charger. Im getting about 15 minutes of run time with the blower, surprised, thought it would last longer.
I have that blower and love it. I also have a gas blower (Hasquavarna) the Gas blower has a lot more air and I can clean my 7500SF driveway with it but for the porch, the garage, and around my shop the Dewalt rocks and is very convenient
Went from 40v B&D to this 20v Dewalt and HOLY COW this thing is powerful. In fact it's CFM and speed specs are comparable to my Stihl gas blower!! Waitley batterys make them cheap cheap to keep. PS the Dewalt long throw polisher is an EXCELLENT tool as well. I have 4.0 and 5.0 Dewalt batteries and 2 5.0 Waitleys and at full speed I'd say 10-15 minutes and then you'll notice it's slowing down for another 5ish minutes before it shuts down. As noted you dont' need full blast very often and the screaming at full throttle is a bit annoying without earplugs. As most manufacturers back away from 48v+ tools the improvement in 20v and 40v (that's quoting start up speed, lasts 1 second, these are 18v and 36v tools in normal running ;) is very impressive!
I had had this same blower for a year or so now and the only gripe I have is the run time. Even with the brushless motor it likes the batteries. That being said I blow my blacktop driveway off after mowing the grass.y driveway is about 400’ and my area in front of the garage is about 24’ x 40’ so there is a lot of area. Usually uses two 20 amp 4 ah batteries.
My experience with it has been disappointing. Sure, it'll blow some leaves but I also like to blow out the dirt that I just dug up with my edger along the sidewalk and it can't do that. thanks for your video. Cheers.
It depends on the amp of battery and the power of the charger you are using. A 2 amp battery will take an hour to charge on a charger that puts out 2 amp of power.
East Durham NY - we just filmed the follow up episode last weekend and expect it to be out in about 3 weeks. Watch for it! Thanks for writing. Best, DFJ
I Got that blower DCBL722 model and i just forgot to grab it inside my suv for one overnight only but the temperature are brutal down to -42 here in alberta. do you have any idea why the blower not wotrking even i put it a good 20v battery , whar is your opinion mr. jay . thank you regards
I bought this blower more than 8 month ago, and now it stopped working. When pressing the trigger, it just clicks...and no other sound. What could possibly be wrong?!
Enso, tell me more. The click you hear - do you believe it is a "mechanical" click, or and "electrical" one? I suspect that you have an issue with the battery connecting correctly and the unit is not getting power. Or that you have a battery that is faulty. Let me know what you find out. best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay battery was fine, worked w other dewalt tools. It was a motor click. I ended up calling dewalt support and they sent me a new blower for free. ♥️
Very good and informative video. Please, can you say what is they battery number and also the battery charger model number. Can it work with more than one battery number, e.g. DCB205 and DCB207?
@@DirtFarmerJay Also from Alberta - Hello! Thanks for the review. Looks like we might get a chance to try it on some snow soon. The cold will be the only hiccup with batteries. :(
Hi, Just bought one. I think my "Cruise Control" might be broken. I try to set it to a position, the blower turns on accordingly, and then it gradually just moves itself back to the off position. Any thoughts on that? Also, I bought one that came with the battery and charger. I went to charge the battery earlier. It blinked and then became solid indicating full charge. I was a little surprised to the red light turned completely off when I walked by it later. Is that normal?
@@DirtFarmerJaythanks! I just did some research, and I can concur with your answer! It seems that any 20 volt system can use the FLEX VOLT 20/60 battery, and it pays power backwards. In other words, if your tool only requires 20 volts, it will use only 20v from the battery. But, it will continue to sap all the extra energy, giving you extra run time. (Up to 3 times the amount of time!) Thanks to your video, and your confirmation of the batteries, I will buy the 722, as I already have the 9 amp hour, and the flex volt, for my ice fishing drill! $139 to blow leaves? Hell yeh!
I used mine for a couple of months and now it only makes a clicking sound and it my problem to get the issue solved with Dewalt. ACE is glad to give you the 800 number to call. 🤬
Still going strong. We use it ongoing and it's a strong performer. The best technique we've come to rely on is to set the "cruise control" to a moderate speed, and let the breeze do it's work with a minimum of "blow-back." The unit is still pristine, batteries still good. I hope that helps! We'll be doing a follow up video over the next month or two. Best, DFJ
Drizzt - I don't have a good answer on that as I don't have any Flex Volt batteries that I use. And, there is a mixed opinion about this online. Some people warn against it, but DeWalt® themselves have a promo video touting that this is a way to evolve your DeWalt® set of tools and have batteries that fit all sorts of tools. View the video here: th-cam.com/video/kmeGhh3ZuZA/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps! Best, DFJ
Nope, I will never buy another cordless DeWalt leaf blower again. I have owned two cordless DeWalt Leaf blowers and both have died shortly after the end of their warranty dates. In my opinion they are designed to fail.
Sorry to hear of your poor experience. We've had a great experience with ours and it is still going strong. We use ours a moderate amount of time, a section of sidewalk, garage interior and apron, and the portion of the asphalt driveway nearest to our house. Thanks for writing and letting others know what you've experienced. Best, DFJ
These are garbage, purchased one and it failed within 6 months of light use. Purchased a second one and it too failed in the same way with little use. GARBAGE
Wow, I’m sorry to hear that. So far, we are having a much different experience over the multiple seasons we've had it. We use it to keep our garage, apron, porch, sidewalks, and driveway cleared, and some light snow as well. Thanks for sharing!
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Just purchased this blower and while it doesn't blow as hard as my gas unit that broke last year, it does a great job for what I need it for.
Thanks for letting me know. Best, DFJ
I got one of these a year ago. Thanks for explaining how the cruise control works! HAHA. I was trying to do it trigger first, because that made sense, and I thought it didn't work! Yeah, I get about 10-15 minutes out of a 5A battery. This isn't for big jobs, but is sure is handy for small ones! Great video. Thanks.
William Alan Photo - thanks for taking time to write. Glad to be of help on the cruise control. Best, DFJ
A year later how’s it running William? TIA
@@gilbertlopez2296 Honestly, I don't use it that often, mostly for leaves in the fall, but it is still like new in performance.
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Indeed. We use it ongoing and really like it.
nice video. Good explanation of the cruise control, I actually found the cruise control handy when I had to dry an area that got soaked due to storm leakage. I've had this blower for a few years now and its been one of my most used products.
Thanks, hengineer! I use that "cruise control" feature every time I use this tool. Best, DFJ
Just had the opportunity to watch your video. You are an excellent presenter. Your attention to detail and engaging style are the perfect combination to deliver a very informative review. It is a very well done presentation.
Wow, thank you! Aw garsh.... Thanks for watching our video and taking time to write, as well as being a part of our viewer family! Best, DFJ
Craftsman gas blower finally bit the dust. Asked for a battery blower for Christmas and received this. Middle of Winter so haven’t unboxed it yet but after your video I am very excited to put it to use. My only question is instead of buying a couple small batteries like you have shown handy, would I be able to attach the FLEXVOLT 20V/60V MAX Battery, 9.0-Ah (DCB609)? It looks bulky but I’ll be using it in a remote area away from a constant power station.
The jury is still out on this. DeWalt is saying that their Flexvolt 20/60v battery is "backwards compatible" with standard 20v tools they have issued earlier. Sounds promising, but there has been word of problems. You can check out this video to see what I mean:
th-cam.com/video/SooxTKibzpc/w-d-xo.html
The idea of the 60v battery is that you can run more powerful tools, or gang them to create supply a 120v tool. It's all getting there, true "cord lessness", but they are expensive, and they are batteries, so they will wear out.
When I'm using the blower for extended times, I pack a couple of 5 or 6 Ah batteries, and that works for me. But, you may have more work to do, for an extended time, than I do.
I hope this helps.
Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay appreciated!
Farm and Fleet had a package deal, this blower along with a trimmer, 4AH battery, and charger. Im getting about 15 minutes of run time with the blower, surprised, thought it would last longer.
Great content on this blower thanks! Like to see the setup for its home.
I have that blower and love it. I also have a gas blower (Hasquavarna) the Gas blower has a lot more air and I can clean my 7500SF driveway with it but for the porch, the garage, and around my shop the Dewalt rocks and is very convenient
Went from 40v B&D to this 20v Dewalt and HOLY COW this thing is powerful. In fact it's CFM and speed specs are comparable to my Stihl gas blower!! Waitley batterys make them cheap cheap to keep. PS the Dewalt long throw polisher is an EXCELLENT tool as well.
I have 4.0 and 5.0 Dewalt batteries and 2 5.0 Waitleys and at full speed I'd say 10-15 minutes and then you'll notice it's slowing down for another 5ish minutes before it shuts down.
As noted you dont' need full blast very often and the screaming at full throttle is a bit annoying without earplugs.
As most manufacturers back away from 48v+ tools the improvement in 20v and 40v (that's quoting start up speed, lasts 1 second, these are 18v and 36v tools in normal running ;) is very impressive!
Great review, I picked one up during the Black Friday 2022 Home Depot sale for $179 with a 4 & AH battery to replace my Ryobi 40v blower.
Nice! We think you'll enjoy this tool. Best, DFJ
I just grabbed a blower and weed eater kit with battery for 200. Absolutely could not pass that up
Fantastic review! Answered all the questions I had and super easy to follow. Thank you!
Great to hear, Sherri! Thanks for being one of our viewers! Best, DFJ
I had had this same blower for a year or so now and the only gripe I have is the run time. Even with the brushless motor it likes the batteries. That being said I blow my blacktop driveway off after mowing the grass.y driveway is about 400’ and my area in front of the garage is about 24’ x 40’ so there is a lot of area. Usually uses two 20 amp 4 ah batteries.
Thanks for the feedback! Best, DFJ
My experience with it has been disappointing. Sure, it'll blow some leaves but I also like to blow out the dirt that I just dug up with my edger along the sidewalk and it can't do that. thanks for your video. Cheers.
Sorry to hear that, thanks for letting us and your fellow viewers know. Best, DFJ
I just purchased this at Home Depot. Bought the 2 battery with charger and bag and the tool was free..
Great! Best to you! DFJ
Such a good review man thanks 👍
How long does it take to charge the battery, fully ??
It depends on the amp of battery and the power of the charger you are using. A 2 amp battery will take an hour to charge on a charger that puts out 2 amp of power.
Waiting on that 1 year “look-back” on your purchase!!! A year in review?
East Durham NY - we just filmed the follow up episode last weekend and expect it to be out in about 3 weeks. Watch for it! Thanks for writing. Best, DFJ
I Got that blower DCBL722 model and i just forgot to grab it inside my suv for one overnight only but the temperature are brutal down to -42 here in alberta. do you have any idea why the blower not wotrking even i put it a good 20v battery , whar is your opinion mr. jay . thank you regards
Thank you for a great review and all the information.
Our pleasure!
I bought this blower more than 8 month ago, and now it stopped working. When pressing the trigger, it just clicks...and no other sound. What could possibly be wrong?!
Enso, tell me more. The click you hear - do you believe it is a "mechanical" click, or and "electrical" one? I suspect that you have an issue with the battery connecting correctly and the unit is not getting power. Or that you have a battery that is faulty. Let me know what you find out. best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay battery was fine, worked w other dewalt tools. It was a motor click. I ended up calling dewalt support and they sent me a new blower for free. ♥️
@@enou5867 Great news! Thanks for the update. Best, DFJ
@@enou5867 Same thing happened to mines. 2+ yrs so pretty sure, out of warranty. Did they give any info on what was wrong?
@@robauti open up the blower, the wires that go to where battery connects break. Just solder the wire back.
Very good and informative video.
Please, can you say what is they battery number and also the battery charger model number.
Can it work with more than one battery number, e.g. DCB205 and DCB207?
Bought it to start my campfire with😊
Sure beats a bellows...
Thanks excellent video already order one!
Hello from Alberta! Great demo. Wonder how well it might work in removing light to heavy snow from the driveway and sidewalks this coming winter?
Mark, we'll certainly give it a try and report back when the snow flies this year around here! Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay Also from Alberta - Hello! Thanks for the review. Looks like we might get a chance to try it on some snow soon. The cold will be the only hiccup with batteries. :(
Helpful video..ty
Thanks!
Great review
So it’s been a year later ,how are you feeling about this product Mr Jay ? Thanks in advance
I thought that was his hands for a sec! Nothing wrong with guys having a 💅 Lol great review!
Hi, Just bought one. I think my "Cruise Control" might be broken. I try to set it to a position, the blower turns on accordingly, and then it gradually just moves itself back to the off position. Any thoughts on that? Also, I bought one that came with the battery and charger. I went to charge the battery earlier. It blinked and then became solid indicating full charge. I was a little surprised to the red light turned completely off when I walked by it later. Is that normal?
I have the same problem with mine..
Can I use my 20/60 flex battery on this?
According to one of the DeWalt Product experts on the Home Depot website, you can. I hope that helps! Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJaythanks! I just did some research, and I can concur with your answer! It seems that any 20 volt system can use the FLEX VOLT 20/60 battery, and it pays power backwards.
In other words, if your tool only requires 20 volts, it will use only 20v from the battery.
But, it will continue to sap all the extra energy, giving you extra run time. (Up to 3 times the amount of time!)
Thanks to your video, and your confirmation of the batteries, I will buy the 722, as I already have the 9 amp hour, and the flex volt, for my ice fishing drill!
$139 to blow leaves? Hell yeh!
I used mine for a couple of months and now it only makes a clicking sound and it my problem to get the issue solved with Dewalt. ACE is glad to give you the 800 number to call. 🤬
I have this blower..10min use and 2hrs to charge the battery.. wats wrong with that picture?!?
Thanks for the great review Jay👍
Curious how this is working out after a year?
Still going strong. We use it ongoing and it's a strong performer. The best technique we've come to rely on is to set the "cruise control" to a moderate speed, and let the breeze do it's work with a minimum of "blow-back." The unit is still pristine, batteries still good. I hope that helps! We'll be doing a follow up video over the next month or two. Best, DFJ
how do i remove it ?
Give me more detail - remove what part?
@@DirtFarmerJay i figured it out, thanks for the video!
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
Thanks for watching and commenting Slim WantedMan. Best to you, DFJ
Does it work with a DeWalt Flex Volt battery?
Drizzt - I don't have a good answer on that as I don't have any Flex Volt batteries that I use. And, there is a mixed opinion about this online. Some people warn against it, but DeWalt® themselves have a promo video touting that this is a way to evolve your DeWalt® set of tools and have batteries that fit all sorts of tools. View the video here:
th-cam.com/video/kmeGhh3ZuZA/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps! Best, DFJ
@@DirtFarmerJay It definitely helps. Thank you so much!
Good video, but I wish you showed it in use more
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it! Keep watching and commenting! Best, DFJ
Those who already have Dewalt products you can use the existing batteries and chargers.
Right on!
These are very very good units but very light weight .
Bonjour 🇩🇿🌹🇩🇿
Salutations et bonne journée
Merci! Vous aussi.
Thanks god bless
Thank you too
I bought it on black Friday and it died Sunday
?? What do you mean
@@DanielSanchez-ph7ei the unit stopped blowing a couple days after purchasing it
Goes thru a battery super fast. You'll need at least 2 giant batteries
Interesting
Thanks, Paul! Best, DFJ
Mmmmm mmm❤
Nope, I will never buy another cordless DeWalt leaf blower again. I have owned two cordless DeWalt Leaf blowers and both have died shortly after the end of their warranty dates. In my opinion they are designed to fail.
Sorry to hear of your poor experience. We've had a great experience with ours and it is still going strong. We use ours a moderate amount of time, a section of sidewalk, garage interior and apron, and the portion of the asphalt driveway nearest to our house. Thanks for writing and letting others know what you've experienced. Best, DFJ
I promise do not buy this trash machine, complete waste of money no matter what this dude says.
These are garbage, purchased one and it failed within 6 months of light use. Purchased a second one and it too failed in the same way with little use. GARBAGE
Wow, I’m sorry to hear that. So far, we are having a much different experience over the multiple seasons we've had it. We use it to keep our garage, apron, porch, sidewalks, and driveway cleared, and some light snow as well. Thanks for sharing!
Hahahaha, dude parks his trash blower right next to his WAY over priced vacuum.