hungry blower

Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by OBRYANMAINT, Sep 24, 2000.

  1. OBRYANMAINT

    OBRYANMAINT LawnSite Senior Member
    from northeast ,ohio
    Messages: 555

    blowing off a lot and all of the sudden i hear what sounds like a muffled airplane a half second later i pull my partially eaten shirt from bebind blower i got a good laugh that i remembered a past thread on this very subject

    whatch they are hungry and its fall
     
    OBRYANMAINT, Sep 24, 2000
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  2. Eric ELM

    Eric ELM Husband, Father, Friend, Angel
    from Chicago, IL USA
    Messages: 4,830

    Was it a Shidaiwa? We have a Shin that gets hungry too, but the Red Max hasn't eaten a shirt yet.
     
    Eric ELM, Sep 24, 2000
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  3. Bobby

    Bobby LawnSite Senior Member
    from Central Florida
    Messages: 258

    Echo PB400 is a hungry one. Haven't had a problem with the BR400. Quite unnerving the first time.
     
    Bobby, Sep 24, 2000
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  4. BUSHMASTER

    BUSHMASTER LawnSite Senior Member
    from Columbus Ga
    Messages: 519

    my br400 eats well in the summer
     
    BUSHMASTER, Sep 24, 2000
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  5. bob

    bob LawnSite Platinum Member
    from DE
    Messages: 4,263

    While using a handheld blower, my son had walked up to me. I then noticed that his head was against the intake side of the blower. His draw string from his jacket hood had gotten sucked in! He wasn't hurt.
     
    bob, Sep 24, 2000
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  6. geogunn

    geogunn LawnSite Gold Member
    from TN
    Messages: 3,010

    using a backpack blower (in my case the BP-400) you need to tuck in your shirt tail. or you wont have a shirt tail!

    GEO
     
    geogunn, Sep 24, 2000
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  7. KirbysLawn

    KirbysLawn Millenium Member
    from Just east of Charlotte, NC
    Messages: 3,485

    If found this out by having my favorite Duke shirt eaten by my BR-400. :mad:
     
    KirbysLawn, Sep 24, 2000
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  8. LoneStarLawn

    LoneStarLawn LawnSite Bronze Member
    from San Antonio, TX
    Messages: 1,415

    Is being a LCO dangerous...seems like it could be...
     
    LoneStarLawn, Sep 25, 2000
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  9. Jerrys Lawn Service

    Jerrys Lawn Service LawnSite Member
    from Baltimore Maryland
    Messages: 155

    So far my BR400 has eaten numerous shirt tails, rags in my
    back pocket, a helpers handkerchief, a decorative flag
    hanging off of a customer's porch! WOW what an appetite!

    Good Luck!
    jerryslawnservice@home.com
     
    Jerrys Lawn Service, Sep 25, 2000
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  10. Five Star Lawn Care LLC

    Five Star Lawn Care LLC LawnSite Bronze Member
    from Livonia, Michigan
    Messages: 1,006

    my redmax hasnt even came close to eating anyhting except a few leaves and some dirt now and then.
     
    Five Star Lawn Care LLC, Sep 25, 2000
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