BLACK+DECKER LSW36B Bare Lithium Ion Sweeper, 36-Volt
The BLACK & DECKER Bare 36V Lithium Ion Sweeper is an efficient cordless sweeping tool for clearing driveways, sidewalks, decks, garages and other hard surfaces of leaves, grass clippings and other lawn debris. This is a bare-tool unit that works with the powerful 36V Lithium Ion battery and the 40V MAX* Lithium Ion battery. This item features Power Command which controls speed for maximum run-time or maximum power . This is a lightweight unit at just 4.7 pounds. Its low noise design allows for quiet operation, so not to bother the neighbors when in use. It also features a blow tube with built-in scraper which allows user to loosen matted leaves and stuck on debris. Soft grip handle provides added comfort during use.
Product Features
- Compatible with both the 36V Lithium Ion and the 40V MAX* Lithium Ion battery
- Lightweight at only 4.7 lbs.POWERCOMMAND controls speed for maximum run-time or maximum power
- Low noise design
- Built in scraper and soft grip handle
- Battery and Charger Not Included
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Worthwhile but should be redesigned to be quieter, have less vibrations, a better handle and provide more airflow Pros – much longer battery life and slightly more power and airflow than older 18V B&D sweeper (NS118); variable power; cons aren’t so bad after a few usesCons – louder, more vibrations, less ergonomic handle and worse on/off switch than older model (18V NS118)Overall, I recommend this sweeper though it could be much better if it simply retained the old design of the 18V NS118 as was done for the trimmer and hedge clippers (see pictures).The main…
Compact, lightweight, quieter and powerful
Great little sweeper I chose this sweeper because I did not want a cord dragging around for me to trip over nor did I want a gas blower to deal with. So, having said that, this is a sweeper not a full on leaf blower. I had to adjust my concept of what it’s purpose and capabilities are in order to keep it. First of all I have many sycamore trees as well as redwoods and liquid ambers dropping leaves onto the ground that is planted with Algerian ivy. I tried to blow these leaves into a pile but there just isn’t…