I have been looking at Red Max, Stihl, and Shindaiwa but don't really know what to look for? Not sure what blowing speed i would need because i have never used a backpack blower before. Any input on good backpack blowers would be greatly appreciated.
What is a good first commercial blower?
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i would have to dissagree with youmaddiegirl said:
i know of a company my mom uses to have them put in trees and bark etc.
they have a homelite 25cc blower and it has tape all around on it
i used to have a trimmer from them and i am sticking with echo i tell ya
the engine blew after a few months of BARELY ANY USE WITH THE RIGHT FFUEL MIXTURE! and then the cable drive thing snapped and then it started leakin crap
bad exspeirence there
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homelite is exactly whats its name is to be used by homeowners and under light conditions they are not made for even the lightest commercial applications in my book they are complete junk.
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Stihl:weightlifter:
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sthil br420!-perfect first blower
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REDMAX:weightlifter: REDMAX:usflag: REDMAX:hammerhead:
I love my redmax
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I love my redmax
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I agree, go echo, all my power tools are echo, they work the best, just change the spark plug once a year and the things work like beasts.mch181 said:yea i have echo products (the best mower shop around here only sells echo)
and they are comparable to shindawa i would say
all the real lawn care companys use echo and shindawa
ive had my blower for almost 2 years never had to maintane anything on it
i also have the echo srm210 wich is somewat under powered but for the work i do i dont need anything more
by the way i have the echo pb-603 (190mph i think) and its plenty
got it for $400 brand new and what i love abnout my shop is they arent like the home depot wich just gives u a box and exspects you to learn it all yourself (but most people can) but the mower shop here after your purchase they put some fuel in it and take the equipment outside to show you al the controls and stuff. id just go with a top end model from the best company support around you that you can afford (but for me i didnt want to spend a extra $100 for a few more ammeneties because im a youngster
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