EGO 56V / cleanup routine

Decision guideUpdated October 21, 20267 core kits · multi-head options

Choose the cleanup routine by airflow, cut width, and kit.

Buy the combo only when trimming and blowing share the same battery and storage routine. The kit cuts down on chargers, but a dedicated blower makes sense when clearing is the dominant work. Compare airflow, cut width, included battery, and how attachments hand off between jobs. For trimming, compare a dedicated trimmer with a combo kit before choosing.

What job slows you down every week?

ST6151LB pairs a 15-inch trimmer with a 615 CFM blower and a 2.5Ah battery when one shelf should cover routine edging and light leaf work. ST6703LB raises blower output to 670 CFM with a 4.0Ah kit for yards that need more air volume. LB7654 and LB8803-2 are dedicated blower paths for leaves, wet clippings, and long cleanup routes where output matters more than a two-tool bundle.

Compare airflow with weight and battery cost

ModelTool formatAirflow or cutIncluded kitDecision note
ST6151LBCombo: trimmer plus blower15-inch trimmer; 615 CFM blower2.5Ah battery and chargerLighter combo with less reserve for long blowing sessions
ST6703LBCombo: trimmer plus blower15-inch trimmer; 670 CFM blower4.0Ah battery and chargerMore blower output without a second platform
LB6703Dedicated blower670 CFM blower4.0Ah battery and chargerSame 670 CFM as ST6703LB, without the trimmer
LB7654Dedicated blower765 CFM blower5.0Ah battery and chargerHeavy debris and longer sessions
LB8803-2Dedicated blower880 CFM blowerTwo 4.0Ah batteries and chargerHighest airflow listed here
ST1502SADedicated split-shaft trimmer15-inch Rapid-Reload trimmer2.5Ah battery and chargerStandalone trimmer with no Multi-Head coupler
ST1623TDedicated trimmer16-inch POWERLOAD and LINE IQ4.0Ah battery and chargerAuto-feed standalone option; not a Multi-Head tool

CFM and battery capacity are manufacturer or listing specifications. Runtime changes with blade load, debris, temperature, battery age, and tool setting.

Match blower airflow and battery weight to the debris

Cleanup taskAirflow and nozzleBattery weight and harnessEGO listing
Weekly dry grass clippings on a driveway or patioUse the variable dial around 260–450 CFM; Turbo is not needed for light clippings and can push mulch out of nearby beds.A 2.5Ah pack weighs 2.77 lb; a 5.0Ah pack weighs 4.87 lb and has more capacity.EGO LB7654 765 CFM kit with a 5.0Ah battery
Wet fall leaves matted in turf or gutters765 CFM / 200 MPH Turbo mode with the tapered concentrator nozzle.The included 5.0Ah pack weighs 4.87 lb. For longer work with a 7.5Ah or 10Ah mower pack, the BH1001 Backpack Link carries the battery on a harness.EGO LB7654 plus the BH1001 Backpack Link.

Battery weights are EGO’s published figures. Airflow and airspeed are manufacturer specifications; choose a dial setting and nozzle that suit the debris and surrounding beds.

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EGO BH1001 Backpack Link harness for carrying an EGO battery

Battery harness

EGO BH1001 Backpack Link

Moves a compatible EGO 56V battery from the blower to a backpack harness. Consider it for longer cleanup sessions with larger mower batteries; the harness does not reduce the battery’s weight.

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Compare five kits by job and battery

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EGO ST6151LB 15 inch string trimmer and blower combo kit

Combo

EGO ST6151LB

A first EGO cleanup kit with one 15-inch trimmer, a 615 CFM blower, 2.5Ah battery, and charger. The smaller battery keeps the kit lighter but leaves less reserve for long blowing sessions.

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EGO ST6703LB 15 inch string trimmer and 670 CFM blower combo kit

Combo

EGO ST6703LB

A two-tool kit with a 15-inch trimmer, 670 CFM blower, 4.0Ah battery, and charger. More output and reserve, with more weight and a larger charging footprint.

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EGO LB6703 670 CFM cordless blower kit

Dedicated blower

EGO LB6703

A dedicated 670 CFM cleanup routine with a 4.0Ah battery and charger. Edging needs its own tool and storage space since the trimmer is not in this purchase.

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EGO LB7654 765 CFM cordless blower kit

Dedicated blower

EGO LB7654

Heavier leaf and wet-clipping work with 765 CFM, a 5.0Ah battery, and charger. Output and battery capacity come with a larger tool and a dedicated shelf.

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EGO LB8803-2 880 CFM cordless blower kit with two batteries

Dedicated blower

EGO LB8803-2

The highest-output option here, with 880 CFM and two 4.0Ah batteries in the listed kit. Buy it for the work area and debris load, not the headline CFM number alone.

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Include shared use in the purchase decision

  1. Charge the right kit.Keep the battery, charger, and tool together. Record the battery size on the shelf label.
  2. Trim with a clear edge.Use eye protection and the manual's guard, line, and edging guidance. Keep people and pets outside the work area.
  3. Blow toward a planned pile.Choose a debris path before starting. Avoid doors, vehicles, windows, roads, and anyone downwind.
  4. Clear the intake.Remove the battery before clearing jams, changing line, or inspecting the tool. Follow the manual for storage and cleaning.
  5. Return every part.Leave the nozzle, guard, line, battery, and charger where the next user expects them.

Common questions

Is the 880 CFM blower the best buy?

Only when the cleanup area and debris justify the tool and battery size. A 615 or 670 CFM combo can be the better fit when trimming is part of the same weekly job.

Why compare CFM and MPH separately?

CFM measures air volume. MPH describes airspeed. Nozzle design and debris weight decide how those numbers feel in the yard.

Should a trimmer and blower share one battery?

Shared batteries reduce chargers. They also create a scheduling problem when both tools need a full charge on the same day. Keep a second battery only when the work proves it is needed.