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Best Petrol Blower Vacuums
Latest review: I really like my Bosch ALS 25 it’s powerful and does the job well. But here the bad bit that really sucks, once the plastic blades wear out then it’s game over as Bosch do not make replacement imp
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- Build Quality4.3 (4)
- Value for Money2.5 (4)
- Ease of Use4.0 (4)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 2.5 (4)
- Noise Level2.0 (4)
- Safety4.3 (3)
Latest review: My old Masters 909 blower finally died and I needed a replacement, something not cheap, but on the other hand something not out of my price range. Came across the Ryobi RBJ254N blower for just $144.
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- Build Quality5.0 (1)
- Value for Money5.0 (1)
- Ease of Use5.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 5.0 (1)
- Noise Level5.0 (1)
- Safety5.0 (1)
Latest review: Biggest piece of rubbish ever built. DO NOT BUY this or you WILL be buying another one within a month. Could get better quality in a show bag. Complete and utter
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- Build Quality2.5 (6)
- Value for Money1.8 (6)
- Ease of Use2.0 (6)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 2.7 (6)
- Noise Level1.8 (6)
- Safety3.3 (4)
Latest review: I searched for some time for a reasonably priced blower/vacuum, powerful, with a metal impeller. I needed a vacuum model that could handle small twigs and acorns as well as leaves. I eventually found
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- Build Quality4.0 (1)
- Value for Money5.0 (1)
- Ease of Use5.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 4.0 (1)
- Noise Level4.0 (1)
- Safety5.0 (1)
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
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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
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
Latest review: I have had this blower for near 6 month now and has not skipped a beat. Starts every time, effortlessly with one pull. This band is commercial quality and is very powerful for it's size. I was
Price (RRP) $389.00
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- Build Quality5.0 (1)
- Value for Money4.0 (1)
- Ease of Use5.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 5.0 (1)
- Noise Level4.0 (1)
- Safety5.0 (1)
- Noise Level 105.8 dB
- Maximum Air Velocity768 km/h
- Engine Displacement25.4 cc
Latest review: Firstly I must say I love all my Echo products and this is definitely up there as one of my favourites. Extremely light weight and comfortable on the back, unbelievably quiet and surprisingly
Price (RRP) $669.00
- Specifications
- Maximum Air Velocity247 km/h
- Engine Displacement25.4 cc
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
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
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
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
Latest review: Without a doubt a blower is an essential piece of hardware to running a mowing business, maintaining a school, church, or cemetery, or cleaning up around a retirement village or even just around your
Price (RRP) $1,099.00
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- TypeLeaf Blower Only
- Noise Level 78 dB
- Engine Displacement79.9 cc
Latest review: This machine isn't without its drawbacks: - it's heavy - similar machines from other brands (eg Stihl, Efco, Husky etc) are lighter. - the blowing tube is made up of 3 pieces; 2 tube lengths and a
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Latest review: Bought online and the pictures don’t accurately depict how bad this machine is. Feels very plasticy. First time start took half a day to get it to go. Even then subsequently starts take ages. Started
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- Build Quality1.0 (1)
- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Ease of Use1.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 1.0 (1)
- Noise Level5.0 (1)
- Safety2.0 (1)
- Maximum Air Velocity180 km/h
- Engine Displacement26 cc
Latest review: Updated this review after a few weeks of use, the vibration is so bad it is actually doing damage to my hand, this makes it pretty much useless. After much research, I decided on this leaf blower as
Price (RRP) $239.00
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- Build Quality4.0 (1)
- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Ease of Use2.0 (1)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 3.0 (1)
- Noise Level3.0 (1)
- Safety2.0 (1)
- Engine Displacement26 cc
ALDI Multi Garden Tool
· includes 4 listingsLatest review: Easy to use, plenty of power a bit fiddle to put together but well worth the price. Used it mostly with the pole saw which I’ve cut down 20 inch diameter branches e
Price (RRP) $189.00 to $199.00
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- Build Quality2.8 (21)
- Value for Money3.5 (20)
- Ease of Use2.8 (20)
- Cleaning & Maintenance 3.2 (17)
- Noise Level2.9 (17)
- Safety3.5 (14)
- Engine Displacement32.6 cc