Yard Equipment
EGO Battery-Powered Yard Equipment: Four Tools for a Full Property Cleanup
A cordless blower, an auto-feeding string trimmer, a zero turn rider, and an 18-inch chainsaw that can cover an entire property without gasoline.
Introduction
A full property cleanup usually means a shed full of gas equipment, fuel cans, and pull cords. This roundup covers four battery-powered tools from one platform that handle blowing, trimming, mowing, and cutting firewood, all running on the same battery system. Here is what each one does well and who it makes sense for.
EGO Power+ 765 CFM Cordless Blower
This is EGO’s most powerful cordless blower, with 765 CFM of airflow that the company positions at the top of the industry. It is built for heavy property work rather than quick sidewalk touch-ups.

Runtime is claimed at up to 90 minutes, and the blower ships with both a tapered nozzle and a spread nozzle, so you can switch between concentrated blasts and wider sweeping passes depending on the debris. The product number is LB7651 if you want to match it exactly.
EGO 16-inch Powerload String Trimmer
The standout feature here is Powerload with Line IQ. Instead of bumping the head against the ground to release more line, the trimmer feeds line automatically, keeping a consistent 16-inch cutting swath with no bumping required.

For anyone who has spent a trimming session tapping and rethreading line, auto feed alone is a meaningful quality-of-life upgrade. It is a high-performance trimmer aimed at regular property maintenance.
EGO Power+ 42-inch Z6 Zero Turn Riding Mower
This is EGO’s Power+ 42-inch Z6 zero turn rider, rated with the equivalent of a 22 horsepower gas engine. It is described as the world’s first platform-compatible rider powered by all EGO 56V ARC lithium batteries.

The spec sheet is genuinely rider-grade: four independent brushless motors, a 42-inch cutting deck with a zero turn radius, and 10 cutting height positions ranging from 1.5 to 4.5 inches. It also carries Bluetooth, USB charging ports, and phone holders, so longer mowing sessions are more comfortable.
One practical favorite: the system accepts a mix of charged and depleted batteries. You can slot in four fully charged packs alongside two dead ones, connect the charger, and charge up to six EGO batteries simultaneously, with the indicator lights showing the software managing the process.
EGO Power+ 18-inch Chainsaw
The Power+ 18-inch chainsaw runs at 11,000 RPM for efficient, clean cuts, with an 18-inch bar and chain that is plenty for firewood work. An auto-tensioning system tightens the chain with a twist of a dial, which removes one of the more fiddly jobs on a traditional saw.

In real use, it has enough pulling power to tow a loaded dump trailer that previously required a gas mower, which says a lot about the torque on tap. A pair of 5.0 Ah batteries covered both a full trimming session and a substantial stack of cut firewood.
Buying Advice
If you are building out a battery-powered property setup, the shared 56V battery platform is the main argument. Buy the tools in the order of your biggest pain point: the Z6 rider for large lawns, the blower and trimmer for weekly cleanup, and the chainsaw if you cut your own firewood.
Conclusion
These four tools cover nearly every job in a property cleanup while running on one battery system. The 765 CFM blower brings serious airflow, the Powerload trimmer removes line-feeding hassle, the Z6 rider delivers gas-engine-equivalent mowing, and the 18-inch chainsaw handles firewood with dial-driven chain tensioning. Going battery powered across the board is now a realistic plan rather than a compromise.



