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Greenworks 40V axial blower skin only — manufacturer image shows battery installed
  • Greenworks 40V axial blower skin only — manufacturer image shows battery installed

Greenworks 40V Axial Blower — Skin Only

GW2400807AU
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Product Overview

The Greenworks 40V Axial Blower skin is a cordless brushed-motor blower for users who already own a compatible Greenworks 40V battery and charger.

40V skin-only configuration

The tool is supplied without battery or charger and remains a distinct legacy product from the 40V kit.

Current axial performance

Greenworks lists air speed up to 177.01 km/h, air volume up to 663 m³/h and a tool-only weight of 1.9 kg. A compatible 4 Ah battery provides a stated run time under 24 minutes.


What's in the box

  • Power source

    Battery
  • Battery system

    Greenworks 40V
  • Model

    GW2400807AU
  • Motor

    Brushed
  • Maximum air speed

    177.01 km/h
  • Maximum air volume

    663 m³/h
  • Run time with 4 Ah battery

    Under 24 minutes
  • Weight without battery

    1.9 kg
  • Package type

    Skin only
  • Included battery

    Not included
  • Included charger

    Not included

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FAQ

Should I choose a battery or petrol leaf blower?
Battery leaf blowers are quiet, easy to start and require very little routine maintenance, making them an excellent choice for suburban gardens, driveways and regular property clean-up. Petrol blowers offer long continuous runtime and remain well suited to large properties, commercial work and prolonged clearing. Modern high-performance battery blowers can also provide very strong blowing performance, so the best choice depends on property size, workload and whether you already use a compatible battery system.
What is the difference between air speed, air volume and blowing force?
Air speed describes how fast the air leaves the blower nozzle, while air volume describes how much air the blower moves. Blowing force, usually measured in Newtons, combines these characteristics into a useful indication of the blower's overall pushing ability. High air speed can help move stubborn material, while strong airflow and blowing force are important when clearing larger quantities of leaves and debris.
Do I need a handheld or backpack leaf blower?
Handheld blowers are lightweight, convenient and well suited to most home gardens, paths, driveways and routine clean-up. Backpack blowers place the weight across your back and shoulders and are generally designed for larger properties, prolonged use and heavier clearing work. If you regularly spend long periods clearing large areas, a well-fitted backpack blower can reduce arm fatigue and provide greater sustained performance.
Can a leaf blower handle wet leaves and heavier garden debris?
Yes, but wet leaves and heavier debris require considerably more blowing force than dry leaves or dust. If you regularly clear damp leaves, grass clippings or compacted material, choose a blower with stronger overall performance rather than relying on air-speed figures alone. Variable-speed or boost modes can also be useful because they provide extra power when stubborn debris needs to be moved.
Should I buy a leaf blower or a blower vacuum?
A standard leaf blower is ideal for quickly moving leaves, grass clippings and debris into piles for collection. A blower vacuum can also suck up leaves and, on some models, shred them into a collection bag for easier disposal or composting. Blower vacuums can be convenient for smaller clean-up jobs, but they are generally heavier and more complex than blower-only models, so the best choice depends on how you prefer to collect and dispose of garden debris.
How powerful a leaf blower do I need for my property?
For patios, driveways and small gardens, a lightweight blower with moderate blowing force is usually sufficient. Larger lawns, acreage properties and areas with heavy leaf fall benefit from greater airflow and blowing force. If you frequently clear wet leaves, grass clippings or larger volumes of debris, choose a higher-performance model so the blower is not constantly operating at maximum output.
How long will a battery leaf blower run?
Battery runtime depends on battery capacity, blower power and how much time is spent at high or boost settings. Light clearing at lower speeds can provide much longer runtime than continuously using maximum power. For larger properties, consider a higher-capacity battery or a second compatible battery, particularly if the same battery system also powers your mower, line trimmer, hedge trimmer or other garden equipment.
Is variable speed important on a leaf blower?
Variable speed is very useful because different clean-up jobs need different amounts of air. Lower speed gives better control around garden beds, gravel, doorways and delicate areas, while higher speed or boost mode helps move wet leaves and heavier debris. Being able to use only the power required can also improve battery runtime and reduce unnecessary noise.
How important are weight and balance when choosing a leaf blower?
Weight and balance are important because a handheld blower may be carried for an extended period while the nozzle is continually directed around the property. A lighter, well-balanced machine can reduce wrist and arm fatigue and make the blower easier to control. For larger or heavier machines, a backpack design or suitable harness can spread the load more comfortably during longer jobs.
Are battery leaf blowers quieter than petrol models?
Battery blowers are generally quieter and produce less vibration than petrol models, which can make them particularly attractive in residential and other noise-sensitive areas. However, any high-performance blower can still generate significant noise at the operator's ear. Appropriate hearing protection should be used where required, and it is worth considering neighbours and local noise restrictions when operating outdoor power equipment.

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