Perhaps one is better for the size of your garden and your primary requirement is that it is easy to use. It may even be that you are looking for a lightweight leaf blower which will not cause strain. An affordable petrol leaf blower and vacuum that is ideal for both personal and lighter professional use. Starting and running: Started very reliably for about 5 years and ran consistently well. After 5 years it began to be more difficu Fuel mixing bottle leaks: users have said that the fuel mixing bottle does not seal correctly and is rather flimsy, so many have opted to not use it

This budget-friendly handheld leaf blower has a reliable 26 cc 2-stroke engine and a maximum blow speed of 170 mph. It comes with a sturdy canvas bag that allows you to collect debris as you go, as well as a fuel mixing bottle and maintenance set. Lightweight at 4.4kg, so your arms don’t get too tired if you’ve let your piles of fallen leaves become too big. year warranty. Petrol leaf blowers will typically either come with a 2-year warranty or a 3-year warranty. Having an extra year of warranty protection can help to provide a little extra peace of mind that the product won’t fail on you. It’s great having the mobility to take your petrol leaf blower anywhere but you do have to keep an eye on how much petrol and/or oil you have left in the tank(s). The capacity of the fuel tank of the models in our review range from 0.4L to 1.5L, but the available work time also depends on how open you run the throttle and how much fuel the blower uses. The manufacturer may offer a guideline as to run time, but you only know from your own experience. It’s best to always have some spare fuel in a fuel can with you. Air SpeedThe four-stroke engine is powerful, and you don’t need to mix oil and petrol together, so that saves you from remembering that task.

Full kit: this leaf blower comes with a vacuum and mulcher to collect and get rid of leaves and debris as you clearYou should not leave petrol in your leaf blower for longer than 30 days. Petrol can degrade over time which will cause a build-up in your leaf blower engine. You should therefore empty the petrol from your leaf blower when putting it away or storing it to avoid damage to your machine. What petrol is best for a leaf blower? Nozzle size – in general, the narrower the better, as the air flow is more concentrated, giving more control when it comes to corralling the leaves into a pile. The blower nozzle attachment is good. Basiclly is easy to control where you’re blowing the leaves. If you have ever used a cheap leaf blower or a poorly designed Chinese one, you will know what I mean. They usually scatter the leaves rather than directing them into a neat pile. A q uiet motor. When using a leaf blower, you’ll need to use ear muffs no matter how loud the engine. However, quieter leaf blowers are less likely to annoy the neighbours, and anyone else in earshot.

The 4-stroke engine is one of the main features that sells this petrol leaf blower. There’s no oil to mix, and this makes it simpler to refuel and probably cheaper to run. This is also one of the reasons it’s so quiet, making it a joy to use. The mechanical decompression system ensures that the motor starts the first time, every time. The engine starts straight away from cold or hot; set a little choke and after just a couple of pulls, it starts – no problem. Not too heavy: despite the weight of 11kg, many users have found that this leaf blower does not cause fatigue when using it for a prolonged period of time Petrol leaf blowers come in a number of different engine sizes, generally from around 20cc up to 55cc. This McCulloch GBV 322 VX Petrol Leaf Blower/Garden Vacuum is a great piece of kit, and if I needed a new leaf blower for personal use (assuming I didn’t have my Stihl), this is what I would have. This combination of manageability and power is one of the most striking things about this machine. But it does have a few minor shortcomings as well. Firstly, when the machine is cold, the pull start can take a few goes to get going. Secondly, the vacuum function is less effective than the blower.

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Leaf blowers can be loud and a little disruptive, so if having a quiet machine is particularly important to you, go for a four-stroke engine . They don’t make as much noise as two-stroke engines and you don’t need to mix oil and fuel together first. They tend to be a bit more expensive though – as always, you pay for convenience! This Stihl 56 series Petrol Blower and Vacuum is, without doubt, one of the best leaf blowers, and it’s pretty lightweight at under 5kg. I just like how easy to start it is thanks to the proprietary Ergo Start system in which you just give the starting cord a pull, and the Stihl 2-MIX engine purrs into life. It really is that easy! Autumn happens every year so you may as well be ready with a petrol leaf blower for the piles of fallen leaves that are guaranteed to accumulate on your lawn and throughout your garden. Even if you don’t have any trees on your own property, leaves from your neighbours’ trees will undoubtedly find their way into your garden. In this part, we’ll explain what you need to know when choosing which petrol-powered leaf blower to buy. Why buy a petrol leaf blower instead of an electric leaf blower Comfortable: the shoulder straps are padded and adjustable, allowing you to fit them correctly on your frame for added comfort when using

Simply put, this Makita 24.55cc 4 Stroke Petrol Leaf Blower is one of the best petrol leaf blowers I have reviewed. The build quality is excellent and you can tell from the minute you open the box that this is a machine that is built to last. The powerful 4-stroke engine and the amazing airspeed still result in a well-balanced and lightweight leaf blower that can handle any pile of wet or dry leaves which accumulate in your garden and on your lawn. This is a premium petrol leaf blower that delivers both quality and functionality. Look carefully at all the photos of the leaf blower and visualise yourself standing there and using it. Multi-functional Variable speed controls - air speed, measured by metres per second or kilometers per hour), and airflow (measured by cubic meters per hour). Dry leaves are light and easy to shift, but wet, compacted leaves and other debris will need more power. Variable speed control is a useful feature as it allows you to change the speed and power depending on where you’re working – you’ll want to be gentle around plants whereas more oomph will help on lawns.The two-stroke, 52cc, air-cooled engine gives the usual Hyundai power for your autumn leaf clearing tasks. Powerful: users have said this is a powerful leaf blower that allows the process of clearing your garden to be more efficient and less tiresome