- Is 880 CFM enough for wet leaves?
- 880 CFM is high for a backpack blower and should handle wet leaves and small twigs, though wet, matted leaves may still need a rake or a second pass. Air speed of 320 mph helps lift debris off grass and pavement.
- What fuel mix does a 66-cc two-cycle engine need?
- Two-cycle engines of this size generally run on gasoline mixed with two-stroke oil, commonly at 50:1. Check the engine's own label or manual before fueling, since the ratio varies by manufacturer.
- How does this compare with a cordless backpack blower?
- Gas gives more sustained power and no battery swaps, but it is louder, heavier and needs fuel mixing. Cordless models are quieter and start instantly but cost more and run limited time per battery.
- Is $110.69 a good price?
- It is low for a gas backpack blower with these ratings; comparable name-brand units usually cost far more. With only one store listing it new, there is no recent range to judge against, so confirm the seller and warranty before buying.
- What should be in the box?
- Typically a gas backpack blower ships with the blower, a nozzle tube and an owner's manual. Fuel and oil are almost never included, so plan to buy two-cycle oil separately.
- Where is the 66-cc 2-Cycle 880-cfm 320-mph Gas Backpack Leaf Blower cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $110.69, as of our latest check.