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Best Petrol Blower Vacuums
33 listings
Stihl BG 56
- Build Quality: 4.0
- Value for Money: 3.8
- Ease of Use: 4.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 4.8
- Noise Level: 3.7
- Safety: 5.0
Makita BHX2500 · includes 2 listings
- Build Quality: 3.2
- Value for Money: 3.2
- Ease of Use: 3.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 3.6
- Noise Level: 3.3
- Safety: 3.5
Stihl BG 86 C-E
- Build Quality: 3.7
- Value for Money: 3.7
- Ease of Use: 3.7
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 3.7
- Noise Level: 3.3
- Safety: 3.7
Echo PB-2155
- Build Quality: 4.0
- Value for Money: 4.0
- Ease of Use: 4.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 4.0
- Noise Level: 3.0
- Safety: 4.0
Honda HHB25
- Build Quality: 4.5
- Value for Money: 4.0
- Ease of Use: 4.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 5.0
- Noise Level: 5.0
- Safety: 5.0
Homelite 26cc Petrol Blower
- Build Quality: 2.0
- Value for Money: 2.3
- Ease of Use: 2.3
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 2.5
- Noise Level: 4.0
- Safety: 4.5
ALDI Gardenline Petrol Blower · includes 5 listings
- Specifications
- Review Summary
- Engine Displacement: 24.5 cc to 51.7 cc
- Build Quality: 2.3
- Value for Money: 2.5
- Ease of Use: 3.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 2.8
- Noise Level: 3.0
- Safety: 3.3
Price (RRP) $99.00 to $169.00
Husqvarna 125B/BVx · includes 2 listings
- Build Quality: 1.7
- Value for Money: 1.0
- Ease of Use: 1.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 1.3
- Noise Level: 1.7
- Safety: 2.3
Ryobi RBJ254N
- Build Quality: 5.0
- Value for Money: 5.0
- Ease of Use: 5.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 5.0
- Noise Level: 5.0
- Safety: 5.0
Hitachi RB24ESV
Latest review: After doing a lot of online research I chose this model. Its the best 2 stroke engine I have ever come across. So easy and quick to start (2 pulls). Powerful engine, can be set to any revs you want
Atom Airlift 855
Latest review: I purchased the Atom airlift 855 after extensive research .Also after a fellow tradie I know purchased one and he uses it day in day out with no problems so whatever. I find the vacuum function a
Hitachi RB24ES(H2)
Latest review: I had an Aldi blower which lasted 3 years which i thought was pretty good but it seems ridiculous to buy cheap and replace after a few years use. I also moved to a bigger property which i think
Tanaka THB-2510N
- Build Quality: 5.0
- Value for Money: 5.0
- Ease of Use: 5.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 5.0
- Noise Level: 5.0
- Safety: 5.0
Shindaiwa EB240
Latest review: I've been running a garden maintenance business for over 25 years now and used pretty much all of the well known/high end brands when it comes to outdoor power equipment. The Shindaiwa EB-240 is an
MTM BPX935
Latest review: For many years my backpack blower of choice has been a Stihl BR700, 67cc. It cost me $1,000 about ten years ago. It is everything you would expect from a Stihl product. Then I saw the MTM 85cc
Stihl BR700
Latest review: After a rather disappointing experience with my old DMC EB430 backpack blower (basically a Husqvarna 130BT copy) where the flywheel nut came off and caused chaos in the engine after less than 5 hours
Echo PB-2520
- Specifications
- Review Summary
- Vacuum Function: No
- Noise Level : 105.8 dB
- Maximum Air Velocity : 768 km/h
- Weight: 3.9 kg
- Engine Displacement: 25.4 cc
- Build Quality: 5.0
- Value for Money: 4.0
- Ease of Use: 5.0
- Cleaning & Maintenance : 5.0
- Noise Level: 4.0
- Safety: 5.0
Price (RRP) $389.00
Shidaiwa EB802RT
Latest review: Our house, lawn and long driveway are surrounded by maple trees that shed lots of leaves comes Fall. We used to rake those leaves by hand or shred and blow them with the lawn mower in certain areas
Echo Backpack Blower PB-265ESLT
- Maximum Air Velocity : 247 km/h
- Weight: 6 kg
- Engine Displacement: 25.4 cc
Price (RRP) $669.00
Echo PB-2455
Latest review: After having A leading 4 stroke garden equipment for 15 years with no problems I decided to try echo being as they are up too half the price of my reliable old garden equipment. Both the echo
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