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I wouldnt recommend any blower that size, My mate has a 600, and TBH it just gives you back ache and arm ache. IMO its way too powerful unless you are clearing rubbish out of a stadium or something. We were doing a job last year and we lifted the tarmac on the road with it!!!!

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I wouldnt recommend any blower that size, My mate has a 600, and TBH it just gives you back ache and arm ache. IMO its way too powerful unless you are clearing rubbish out of a stadium or something. We were doing a job last year and we lifted the tarmac on the road with it!!!!

 

i agree, way ott for most jobs, i use a br 420 but see why most people go with the hand held ones for space etc but there a bit naff imo lol (taking cover)

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Haha, I've just sold my Stihl BR600 becuause it's a pain in the arse in that the 4-mix engine is moody, won't run on less than half a tank, sometimes dies mid full-power and just does my head in. 4-mix engine is asking for trouble down the line too; this is from the biggest Stihl dealer in the UK - "you need to run them in on mineral HP mix and then use fully synth. Then you need to check the tappets every 50 hours". Back to a traditional 2-stroke for me and guess what it's gonna be?! An Echo PB770. :thumbup1:

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