Gas Leaf Blower, 3.6HP 2 Stroke Backpack Gas Blower, 665CFM High-Velocity Airflow, Grass Lawn Blower Air Cooling Gasoline Backpack Grass Blower, Snow Blower for Efficient Lawn (72CC Orange)

Assembly was.....odd. Missing a couple key parts. That said, this is a fine and quite powerful unit! Straps on top need a couple nylon ties.....not a big issue.The handle throttle was different than my manual described. One zip tie....no problem.Started on third pull!You cannot beat this for the money!

On/Off Switch is not a spring loaded toggle like some equipment. Put switch to Run and starts easily. Great blower, not heavy duty. Good for homeowners.Got this and assembled. Started and blew off patio. Worked great. Next time I go to use it won't start. Followed starting directions. I'm well versed in mowers, trimmers, etc. Going to return if I can't get it working. Great blower if you can start it.

Had to play around with the carb to get it going, which is understandable considering carburetors are tuned according to climate and elevation. Its worth the price.

When I pick this backpack blower up on Amazon for $119 I was very skeptical to say the least but let me tell you something this little backpack blower has been great. By far the easiest starting blower I have ever had prime the bulb six seven times put the choke on pull the cord once pull the cord twice it starts every single time on the second pull. It is lightweight and has plenty of power. The 25 to 1 gas mixture is a little odd but other than that this blower is a winner.

JUNK. AND I'm getting stonewalled on trying to do a return! Save your money. Terrible instructions. Poorly made. Cheap materials AND too small to even put on and wear.

Very good blower. It was a gift

Its honestly great for the price. In my opinion its not very durable and after having it for a month it turns on with struggle. If you need something cheap for the moment this is the way to go but long term investment i would not recommend.

This thing is a real POS in terms of build quality. The shoulder straps are too short and uncomfortable, the tube won't stay together, the choke instructions are labeled as "off and on", the stop button sticks, and it's loud. But it was easy to start, ran for a over an hour on one tank of fuel, and has reasonable power for the price.We kill a Stihl every year or so, I don't expect this to last more than a couple months. Already we need to engineer new shoulder straps for bigger users and just for comfort. For the occasional home use this is probably fine but those users probably don't need a backpack blower either.Edit: as of October 3 it's dead. The pull cord broke and a replacement doesn't seen to be available. Less than 2 months of use.