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Hi sean, I would agree that you will need two 4amp batterys daily two run this set up but the benefits and pros outweigh the cons for me and i personally would not go back to petrol equivalent again. This time of year im sure theres deals to be had to get free batterys with any purchases/units.
Many thanks for your advice Edward, i really appreciate it. I am pretty much sold on cordless ( mostly for the low vibes ) but it is good to hear from someone who is experienced with Ego... cheers.
I use 4 x 4amp batteries but on most days only use 2 with the strimmer and the blower and they last very well with hedge cutter upto an hour. So i would say the multi tool would be around the same.
Nice one Dave , much appreciated. I have read that the blowers don't have much grunt when it comes to the heavier stuff - wet leafs etc compared to the petrol ones - is that your experience?
The stand alone blower has a boost button which is very powerful and in my opinion is on a par with a petrol blower but it hammers the battery down to about 15 to 20mins
Thanks Dave - exactly the info I needed, appreciate your time mate