EGO Power+ AGC1000 Gutter Cleaning Attachment Kit 530CFM / 580CFM / 575CFM / 650CFM/ 615CFM/LBX6000 Leaf Blowers Black

Absolutely amazing. It's light but sturdy, and screws on perfectly to the machine. I have used it at least 6 times already mostly because it works so well and is just plain fun. The ego blower shoots the leaves and debris (and water) out of the gutter at a great speed, so make sure you have the angle just right or you'll get a shower. It easily can blow the leaves 10-15 feet out of the gutter. All the neighborhood dad's are impressed. Get it.

Why a 5* review? Because, EGO products themselves deserve 15*, minus 10* for their factual non existent customer service, which brings it to a 5.So, when I managed to bring all these extension pieces together including the last part which is the exhaust, I gave it a try and after a couple of serious attempts, and failures, I finally succeeded. Preparations are key: one needs a head protection, an eye protection and a good portion of muscles to hold and balance out this thing. Ah, I forgot to mention the ear protection because once connected to my 530 CFM blower head, my blower transformed into an aircraft just before taking off the strip. To my guess in the range of 100 decibel +. Finally, if you suffer from lumbago or arthritis, you need to recover first, or get a good massage after the job is done. Other than that: when you hold the blower, the position of the hole of the exhaust should face down to you, so these two pieces, the small extension and the exhaust connected together then look like a reversed “U”. Got it? You need to hold the blower itself in one hand and with the other hand you need to hold tight the first extension piece, the one which is connected to the blower itself. If you have abilities kind of like a circus artist, the ones who can balance out and spin plates on an extension pole, you are definitely a winner. I pointed the hole of the exhaust piece approximately 2-4 inches away from the micro mesh of our gutters and then gave it a full blast. Man, even the tiniest pieces like shingles debris were blown away, amazing! Actually, my first attempts to work with this tool were not really successful, because the exhaust piece started to spin off the small extension piece and it fell off to the ground (lucky me that I did’n’t need to climb on the roof). It all depends on the angle direction on how you point the exhaust piece to the gutter itself and on the distance from the gutter. For me it worked out having the hole of the exhaust piece pointed almost directly on the surface of the micro mesh in a distance of approximately 2-4 inches from the micro mesh itself. The force of the air blown out of the hole is immense. Trust me, it is. It makes the entire construction shake and tremble.A humorous final note: When I started to start the cleaning process of the micro mesh on the front gutters, within minutes an audience of neighbors gathered in a safe distance from our property, looking in pure astonishment at me and asking themselves: what the hack is this guy doing there? Well, you need to know that in our Panhandle neighborhood there are people living who still think that the Firebird is the latest invention in the world of US cars and if you tell them about “EV”, they understand “ET”. Never mind.My final verdict on this gutter cleaning tool is absolutely positive. It works better than any of these gutter cleaning brushes I used before.

Works pretty good. I was used on a DeWalt leaf blower. You have to hold it on, but does the same thing Smart Design

... it takes some practice and adjustment to fully utilize it. It does connect together well and I can reach all angles of my gutters from the ground. That said, once everything is locked down and ready to go, the blower it self is upside down, and I often have to maneuver it near my head. I do wear ear protection and I strongly recommend it. Because the head is turned to the side to blow out a gutter, it does like to unwind itself from the blower, especially when hitting the turbo button. Others have noted this and modified the unit, but I found that if I just wait until I have the head in the gutter before turning the blower on and removing it only after turning it off, everything will remain nice and tight. A little awkward at times, but whenever you put a high volume exhaust at the end of a long pipe, it's gonna be bloody awkward! That said, it does do a nice job and it means I have to go up on the roof less often than I used to, which Sweetie likes very much. Highly recommend!

Works fine in the first trial. Sections snug tightly together. My only concern is the Operator's manual advises BOTH of the two end nozzles have 15 protrusions (fixed positions to adjust the angle of the airflow) and can rotate 360 degrees, but only the second (final) nozzle rotates. The first nozzle that attaches to the last tube is so tight I'm reluctant to try turning it and risk damaging or even breaking it. However I was able to rotate the second nozzle far enough to work in both directions (walking left or right) so although the non-rotating first nozzle is a bit annoying it's not a major issue. Ear protection is highly recommended!