Is 850 CFM enough for wet leaves?

850 CFM is high for a backpack blower and should move wet, matted leaves and clippings, though heavy wet piles still take more than one pass. Airflow matters most; the 4.3 HP engine backs it up.

How long does the 1.8L tank last?

Run time depends on throttle use, but a 1.8L tank on a 63cc two-stroke typically lasts well over an hour at mixed throttle. Full-throttle clearing shortens that.

What fuel mix does it need?

It is a two-stroke engine, so it runs on gasoline mixed with two-stroke oil, typically at the ratio the manufacturer specifies. Never run it on straight gas.

Is it too heavy for a homeowner?

At roughly 11 kg it is on the heavy side for a backpack blower. The harness helps, but plan on shorter sessions if you are not used to carrying a gas unit.

What comes in the box?

The blower, the blower tube and nozzle, the accessories shown with the selected model, and user instructions. Fuel and oil are not included.

How does it compare with a battery backpack blower?

It offers more sustained power and no recharge downtime, but it is louder, produces exhaust fumes and needs fuel mixing. Battery units are quieter and cleaner but limited by run time.