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I have two leaf blowers at my house. One I keep in the garage, and one I keep in my outdoor storage box for quick access. My backyard is covered in trees so it's nice to grab my Ryobi leaf blower anytime to clear the debris (although I do keep the batteries in the house).
Over the last few weeks the blower trigger switch has been intermittently not working. So I searched to see if there was a fix, and here is how I fixed it! Materials/Tools:
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Ed K
6/1/2024 06:44:41 pm
My switch started failing so I found this site on a search, great info! My blower works perfectly now for only $25
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