Handheld Gas Leaf Blower - Powerful 26 cc 2-Cycle Engine, 380 CFM Air Volume, 180 MPH Speed, Lightweight, Easy Start, Durable Gas Blower for Yard Work

This gas leaf blower is great! The engine delivers serious power, making clearing leaves and debris a breeze. Even with heavy piles of wet leaves, this blower gets the job done quickly and efficiently.What really impressed me is how lightweight and comfortable it is to use. I was able to clear my entire yard without feeling fatigued. Starting it up was straightforward, and it runs smoothly without any hiccups. The build quality is solid, and it feels like a tool that will last for years.Yes, it’s a bit noisy, but that’s expected with a gas-powered blower, and it’s a small trade-off for the performance. Mixing the gas and oil is easy enough once you get the hang of it, so that wasn’t an issue for me at all.If you’re looking for a powerful, reliable, and well-made blower, this one is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

So so disappointed. Snapped on first pull. Engine did turn over bit didn't stay running. I couldn't believe it flipping broke... my first gas powered blower, what cheap piece of crap. Only needed it for a few spots that are to big and to far away for my electric one. Would probably have used twice a year thus the reason for going with the "bargin". Guess you get what you pay for. AMAZON, as usual, did a refund immediately.

I’m thrilled with the Gas Leaf Blower! From the moment I started using it, I could feel the power of the the gas engine. I previously had an electric one from a local hardware store and this thing blows it out the water!!! It clears leaves and dust 10x better than my previous one. The adjustable speed is a fantastic feature, allowing me to tackle any task, big or small. Plus, it’s lightweight and has cushioned grip handles, so I can work longer without feeling tired. It’s truly transformed my yard work routine. What I love most is its fuel efficiency and eco-friendly design. I can get the job done without worrying about emissions, and the quick-start pull plate makes getting it up and running a breeze. Maintenance is simple, and I feel confident this durable tool will last me for years. Overall if you're looking for a nice budget friendly leaf blower that wont break your wallet then this is must-have for anyone looking for a nice quality leaf blower.

Very powerful and reliable, no more batteries to rely on. I've always had the battery powered leaf blowers, however, I had to have backups in case it dies mid way, and if the backup wasn't charged, I was out of luck for that day. With a gas powered leaf blower all of that stress goes away as it can be refueled easily. Now starting it might be a step or two more than a battery powered, but it is not hard at all.

The handle broke on the pull string and couldn't get it started, finally got it going but its isn;t as described.The rating on the blower capacity isn't right. Its incorrect by a long shot.

Not cool. So many safety start rules, push this button, pull that tab, squeeze trigger at the same time, and the pull cord was nightmare tight. Never got it to start for more than 40 seconds. I've used gas blowers before and this beast was tighter than a clam's rear end! Per MY policy, I do not return gas powered or electric powered devices. As a learning fee for what not to buy, I eat the cost and toss the device. And yes, I've mixed the gas and oil in the proper ratio, checked the spark plug and made sure the plug connector didn't come loose, yadda yadda and you know the rest. Just buy an electric lithium ion battery blower as it works without all that crazy arm busting yanking that gets zero results.

I wanted a handheld gas blower after seeing my neighbor use one to blow snow off of his car and driveway. This one started on the 2nd pull and worked great. I plan on using it to clean gutters also. It says right on the box to use 25:1 mix and it gives you the mixing container to measure the fuel oil mix out correctly. Not sure why people have problems starting it- prime it, choke it, pull the cord until you feel resistance and then yank and it should start. It is nice and light weight too and very easy to put together.

It started out well. After the first hour it started to get bogged down and quit when running at high throttle. I gave a rest and put more gas in. That problem seemed to go away. Then after a few more hours it quit and won’t start. I’m giving it another rest until tomorrow and we will see. No returns, great!update! It went in the garbage. I bought the Poulan backpack version for $100 more than this crap. It has more power and has a much better build quality. My advice is to not try and save Pennie’s thinking they are the same, they are not.