Powerful 65CC 2-Stroke Gas-Powered Backpack Leaf Blower for Yard Lawn Debris Clearing, 850CFM 230MPH 4.3HP Gas Blower w/1.8L Fuel Tank, Ideal for Industrial/Commercial Use

Your Must-Have Backpack Leaf Blower - High-Efficiency Air Flow, Ergonomic Design, Versatile Outdoor Clearing Tool - Ideal for Lawn Care, Debris Removal, and More!

Specifications:

Style: Backpack
Color: Orange
Power Source: Gas Powered
Engine Displacement: 65 CC
Rated Power: 4.3 HP/3.2 KW
Air Volume: 850 CFM
Wind Speed: 230 MPH
Fuel Tank Capacity: 1.8 L
Fuel: (25~30): 1 Mixed Oil (Gasoline to Two-Stroke Engine Oil)
Noise Level: 112 dB
Weight: Approx. 22 lbs.
Engine Type: Air-Cooled, Two-Stroke, Single-Cylinder Gasoline Engine
Carburetor: Diaphragm
Ignition System: Flywheel Magneto, Capacitor Discharge Ignition Type
Spark Plug: L4RTC or L7T Gap (0.6~0.7) mm
Exhaust System: Spark Arrestor Muffler
Idle Speed: 3000 RPM
Full Speed Acceleration: ≥6800 RPM
Max Adjustable Tube Length: Approx. 70.8 Inch
Gasoline Engine Size: Approx. 17.7"L x 14.1"W x 21.2"H

Package Includes:

1 x Gas Engine
1 x Fuel Mix-Bottle (Empty)
1 x Funnel
5 x Connecting Pipes
2 x Shoulder Straps
1 x Toolkit
1 x User Manual

How to Start a Cold Engine:

1. Add the recommended 25:1 fuel mixture (#90 or higher octane gasoline to 2-stroke engine oil) to the fuel tank.
2. Turn on the switch on the handle (push the button upwards to the "on" position).
3. Press the transparent primer bulb approximately 10 times until fuel fills the bulb (this ensures fuel is drawn into the carburetor).
4. Pull the choke lever out fully to close the choke (this is not necessary if the engine is warm or in hot weather).
5. Gently pull the starter handle until you feel resistance, then quickly and forcefully pull it 1-3 times.
6. Fully push back the choke lever to open the choke, then pull the starter firmly several times until the engine starts.

You can refer to the operational video on the product page for detailed startup steps.

Machine Maintenance:

1. Our new machine requires a break-in period. To ensure the blower's durability, it's important to avoid running it at maximum speed during initial usage.
2. During the initial break-in period, we recommend using a 25:1 fuel mix ratio (#90 octane or higher gasoline to 2-stroke engine oil). Use the mixing oil bottle provided in the package to achieve this ratio. After the break-in period, other fuel mixture ratios such as 40:1 or 50:1 are also suitable.
3. To better maintain the machine, please consume all the fuel in the tank after each use, or empty the fuel tank when you're finished using it.
4. If you notice significant smoke from the engine, it might be due to an excessive oil-to-fuel ratio. In such cases, it's advisable to add more gasoline to the mixture.