Wall Mount for M18 3017-20 Leaf Blower

A closer look

An awkwardly stored leaf blower takes up space just when you need to move around the garage. This wall mount is intended for the Milwaukee M18 3017-20 blower. It gives a compatible tool a planned storage location beside your other garden equipment, rather than leaving it across a shelf or leaning against a wall. The useful result is simple: a clearer floor and an obvious place to return the blower after each job.

Match the mount to the actual tool, not just the M18 name. M18 tools have different housing shapes, so confirm the contact area on your 3017-20 before ordering. Before installation, consider the complete stored tool, the space needed to lift it in and out, and the wall behind the bracket. Printed mounting washers/spacers may be needed, depending on your chosen fasteners. The listed price includes one printed mount. Optional printed washers/spacers are not included; contact us for an extras quote before ordering if your hardware needs them.

Useful for

• Organize a garage wall used for garden equipment.
• Create a consistent return spot near the blower's normal work area.
• Plan tool storage above a clear floor or bench edge.

Check the fit

Start with these details so you can choose the right part for your setup.

• Confirm that your blower is model 3017-20 and compare its mounting interface.
• Check the projection of the complete tool and clearance needed to remove it.
• Identify the wall substrate and an appropriate structural fixing location.
• Confirm screw head shape, bracket holes, and any required printed washer/spacer pieces.

What’s included

• One printed blower mount.
• Optional printed washers/spacers, blower, battery, screws, anchors, and installation are not included. Contact us for a quote on printed extras before ordering.

Choose the position around the whole blower

Plan the wall layout with the blower in the configuration you actually put away. Its nozzle, handle and battery area occupy considerably more room than the bracket alone. Hold the tool near the proposed position and trace the space needed to bring it toward the wall and lift it away. A location that looks tidy when the blower is parked may still be awkward if a shelf blocks your hand or the nozzle crosses a walkway. Leave a usable approach for the person who normally handles it.

Make returning the tool part of the job

A dedicated place works best when it is convenient after clearing the driveway or tidying the garage. Consider the route from the door to the mount, where you clean loose debris from the tool, and where your other garden equipment lives. Keep the blower separate from items that must be moved every time you retrieve it. If several people use the garage, make its position obvious and leave the surrounding space clear so returning it does not require rearranging the wall.

Check the support and fixing together

The printed shape and the wall installation need to work as a complete arrangement. Compare the bracket contact surfaces with the actual blower housing before final placement. Check that the chosen fastener heads sit appropriately in the mount and that tightening them will not distort it. An uneven wall can leave a bracket rocking or sitting at an angle, so resolve that before putting the tool on it. Discuss any washer or spacer requirement alongside the fixing plan rather than treating those pieces as an afterthought.

Use a deliberate placement and inspection routine

Support the blower while lowering it into position; avoid dropping it onto the printed contact area or pulling it sideways past neighbouring equipment. Follow the tool manufacturer's storage guidance for the battery and attachments. Periodically check the mount for cracks, movement at the wall and changes to the way the housing seats. Wipe away accumulated dust or grit where the two parts meet. If the fit becomes loose or the mount appears damaged, stop using that storage position until the cause is resolved.

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