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Forget the Rake!
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QB554HC 3 wheel blower
5hp Honda Engine
Director
-Nice homeowner model. It may be small, but it works great!
Has a Honda engine too, for added reliability.
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Force Blower
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9hp Robin or Honda, 14hp Honda, 18hp B&S Vanguard
DirectorBrand new housing design minimizes weight, maximizes
durability. This combined with the special fan design results in
great 3 wheel blower. If that isn't enough, the blower output is now
adjustable from the handlebars using "Aim and Shoot." |
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9hp 3 Wheel Blower
13hp or 9hp Honda Engine
High Output
-Designed with the revolutionary new side discharge
system. It's unique, patented split opening deflector eliminates
"blow-back" or windrowing. It's easy to change the air flow
direction from side to front — just flip the lever! No tools or
special attachments required. |
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Stihl BG55,65,85 Handhelds Especially
important news for older folks, or for those who may have some type
of arm mobility handicap:
For those who struggle with starting 2-stroke engines Stihl's
Easy
2 Start is available on a variety of machines, including trimmers, chainsaws,
and cultivators.
Stihl's handheld blower are
stronger than some backpacks! Light too! As you move up the model lineup, you gain
output power, and also amenities such as rubber hand grip, rubber feet, and 'cruise
control'.See
stihlusa.com blowers
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Easy Start
principle:
When you pull the rope, a spring is wound, and when the spring is tight
enough, it will turn over the engine for you. You no longer have to pull
the engine over fast!
The hardest part for some
people is just pulling over the engine! |
Most Stihl backpack blowers utilize the
new 4-Mix hybrid engine. It is essentially a 4 stroke engine that runs
on 2 stroke (premix) fuel. The technology can be found in backpack
blowers, string trimmers, pole pruners, and more. We have found many
advantages such as:
- Higher torque engine
- Quieter running engine without the 2 stroke
'wine'
- Better on fuel
- Easier to pull over when starting
- Can turn unit at any working angle and it will
continue to run.
- Does not have added weight of a 4 stroke engine
since it has no oil reservoir.
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Stihl BR600

4 Mix engine
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| Redmax has the stratocharged engine. The
idea is to scavenge unused fuel from the exhaust and re-introduce them
to the combustion chamber. A fancy way of saying it 'recycles exhaust'.
This engine technology is used extensively in their backpack blowers and
string trimmers.
We have various size Redmax machines to fit every need
and budget. But our personal favorite is the Redmax EBZ8001 backpack blower.
It sets the standard
in power. One important note: Never try one of these machines... because
you will have to buy one! Everything else falls short!
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Redmax EBZ8001

Stratocharged
engine
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Our
thoughts: Look at it like this:
You
have to watch BOTH MPH and CFM. One without the
other is worthless.
We say this: buy the biggest, baddest, meanest leaf blower you
can afford! Forget the toys, we're talking TOOLS. Get a real machine that will get your job
done quickly, and easily. There is nothing more silly than using a leaf blower
that is slower than a rake! We don't twist your arm, we just try and
tweak your thinking!
You will never come back and thank us for saving you a few
bucks, but you just may stop by raving about how well your new machine works!
I know, because it happens all the time!
Check out this funny Stihl movie file: power tools.wmv
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