Great Value Garden Blowers

A good garden blower will help keep your garden hedge tidy. Take a look at some of our best value and best quality brands: Alko garden blowers, Echo garden blowers, Kawasaki garden blowers, and Ryobi garden blowers.

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Al-Ko 2400e Blower Vacuum - £79.00

The shredder turbine on this garden blower reduces the volume of foliage by up to 90% of its original volume. Suction or Blowing; Blowing/suction functions can be alternated without changing hands.

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Motor: Electric motor. Power; 2.4Kw/230V . 40ltr collection bag. Suction Power; 9.5cbm/min. Blowing Speed; 210km/h. 10-1 mulching ratio, 10m cable and shoulder strap included Take a closer look at this garden blower

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Mitox Blower Vac BV280 - £139.00

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Petrol hand-held blower/vac, 25.4cc two stroke engine, c/w blower & vacuum tubes, 70 litre collection bag, Metal shredding blade, 5.5 KG (dry Weight) Take a closer look at this garden blower

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Ryobi Garden Blower RGBV3100 - £162.49

The RGBV3100 garden blower can be converted from a blower to a vacuumin a flash by simply moving a lever. With a 31cc two stoke engine this garden blower achieves an impressive mulching ratio of ten to one.

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Model RGBV3100 garden blower, Petrol powered, 2 stroke engine, 31cc, Weight 5.8kg Take a closer look at this garden blower

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Echo Garden Blower PB2155 - £184.00 - Over £60.00 off RRP!

Weighing just 4kg this hand held garden blower has a 21.2cc engine producing an air speed up to 53m/sec. An optional adapter kit will convert the PB2155 garden blower into a vacuum to collect leaves and garden debris.

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21.2cc two stroke engined garden blower, Pro-fire electronic ignition, weighs 4kg, 570m3/h maximum air volume, 53 m/sec maximum air speed, Vacuum capable Take a closer look at this garden blower

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Garden Blower buyer's guide - garden use

All hand-held garden garden blowers consist of a small petrol-powered engine (usually two-stroke) or electric motor connected to a plastic fan that pulls in outside air and forces it through a small-diameter tube at high velocities. This velocity is measured two ways: in cubic feet per minute (cfm) and miles per hour (mph). Cfms can be measured at different points resulting in different numbers. (In the listing of various garden blowers below, the cfms are measured conservatively in the "pipe," "tube," or "blow-mode.")

On some garden blowers fans are side-mounted, but on most newer models they are bottom-mounted, a design feature that makes for an easier-handling machine because there's no twisting action caused by the spinning fan.

Manufacturers of garden garden blowers are highly competitive. For most tasks, a 150-mph air velocity will serve your needs in the garden. Except for comparison purposes, this measure is meaningless by itself. A garden blowers nozzle opening could be reduced to the size of a straw and conceivably blow at 275 mph--good for cleaning out a computer keyboard, but because of the high pressure, it would perform poorly for blowing garden leaves.

What is more significant is how much air the unit is moving, in cubic feet per minute. A garden blower capable of 250 cfm or more (in the "pipe" or blow mode) is a powerful garden blower , and very capable for garden use.

A reduction ratio of garden leaves to mulch of at least 10:1 is respectable, but you'll probably need to use the garden blower in the vacuum mode and see for yourself if the amount of reduction suits your needs. Remember, most of these garden blower units are designed to mulch only leaves and grass, not small twigs, branches and other garden debris.

 

 

 

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