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The Greenworks one I have (not sure bout the newer ones) can do that, but I only tried it once when it was new. I just don't have that many leaves to deal with, and reconfiguring it from blow to suck is a bit of a kabuki dance, not something I'd want to do all very often anyway.Originally Posted by Warren Lake
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I had a corded blower that would do that, but like Lee, I only used it one time. Just didn't see a lot of value in it.
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I have the 40 volt Ryobi, it works fine. I also have their power head with the weed eater, edger and mini tiller attachements. The first two work great, the tiller not so much. I also have a corded leaf blower but about all it gets used for is blowing out the dust collecter cartridge filters every six months to a year, depending on the workload.
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I have one like this
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Greenwork...m&gad_source=1
Just hooks up to my string trimmer head
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