Posted by nospamplse on July 7, 2007, 8:05 am
My leaf blower bit the dust and looking to buy a new one either hand
held or back back ... any recommendation based on personal experience?
Thanks.
Posted by Art on July 7, 2007, 8:59 am
nospamplse wrote:
> My leaf blower bit the dust and looking to buy a new one either hand
> held or back back ... any recommendation based on personal experience?
>
> Thanks.
Shindiawa and Stihl make the best quality hand held and backpack
blowers, IMO.
--
Art
Posted by Eggs Zachtly on July 7, 2007, 10:36 am
Art said:
> nospamplse wrote:
>> My leaf blower bit the dust and looking to buy a new one either hand
>> held or back back ... any recommendation based on personal experience?
>>
>> Thanks.
>
> Shindiawa and Stihl make the best quality hand held and backpack
> blowers, IMO.
We have both at work. Our Shindiawa backpacks are older, and I prefer them.
The Stihl's are much quieter, but I guess I'm so used to the two-handed
operation of the Shindaiwa. A lot of the guys like the Stihl. I have a
Stihl hand blower at work (new, don't have model number with me), and it's
sweet!
I guess I'd have to "second" the motion, tho. Shindaiwa or Stihl would be
the way to go.
--
Eggs
What's another word for thesaurus?
Posted by Jim on July 7, 2007, 1:20 pm
Eggs Zachtly wrote:
> Art said:
> > nospamplse wrote:
> >> My leaf blower bit the dust
[....]
> >> recommendation based on personal experience?
> >
> > Shindiawa and Stihl make the best quality hand held and backpack
> > blowers, IMO.
>
[....]
>
> I guess I'd have to "second" the motion, tho. Shindaiwa or Stihl would be
> the way to go.
I'm going to put a 'third' in for both Shindaiwa and Stihl products.
Stihl BR400 back pack - 100% great tool
Stihl SH85 is a hand held blower great for the small
jobs and easily converts to a vacuum shredder that bags.
the SH85 is great for removing leaves from flower beds
with out disturbing the mulch. also makes quick clean
up when doing hedge maintenance.
Posted by Jeff on July 8, 2007, 11:41 am
I have a Red Max backpack which is along the same lines as the Shindawa.
Same manufacturer? Either way it's a great machine.
> Art said:
>> nospamplse wrote:
>>> My leaf blower bit the dust and looking to buy a new one either hand
>>> held or back back ... any recommendation based on personal experience?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>
>> Shindiawa and Stihl make the best quality hand held and backpack
>> blowers, IMO.
> We have both at work. Our Shindiawa backpacks are older, and I prefer
> them.
> The Stihl's are much quieter, but I guess I'm so used to the two-handed
> operation of the Shindaiwa. A lot of the guys like the Stihl. I have a
> Stihl hand blower at work (new, don't have model number with me), and it's
> sweet!
> I guess I'd have to "second" the motion, tho. Shindaiwa or Stihl would be
> the way to go.
> --
> Eggs
> What's another word for thesaurus?
> held or back back ... any recommendation based on personal experience?
>
> Thanks.