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Used Weed Eater Fb25 25cc 2-Cycle 170 MPH Gas-Powered Leaf/Grass Handheld Blower: Generates air speed up to 170 mph and air volume up to 290 cfm 25cc 2cycle engine and variable speed throttle Features a reduced-vibration handle Weighs only 8.1 lbs
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| Brand | Weed Eater |
| Item model number | 966508501 |
| Color | Multicolor |
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| Product Id | 860570 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.6 (47 ratings) 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 024761053594 |
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Used Weed Eater Fb25 25cc 2-Cycle 170 MPH Gas-Powered Leaf/Grass Handheld Blower
Reviews: 47
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(47)
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This blower is just what I needed, and at the right price. I dont have a leaf or grass clippings to deal with, but the dust levels here in Texas are just over the top, seriously every surface in the house has what appears to be 1/2" of dust. So I just open the windows and doors, fire this baby up, and blow my dust problems back to where they came from. It does a good job blowing the loose cat hair buildup right out the door, Bottom line I love this thing, although the Cat's not too thrilled with it.
Blew as hard as the heavy 40cc blower that went kaput. Important advice, never use gas with Ethanol in your lawn equipment, it will dry rot your latex/rubber lines and pump diaphragms.
Works well when cleaning up dirt and debris after cutting and edging the lawn. This unit is light weight, working well, easy to start and runs well. From prior experience with this model and others I would recommend not running at a fixed high rpm to prevent burning the piston or scaring the cylinder wall. On balance it's easy to handle, does the job for me and I would recommend it. Service from VM was exceptional....seems like I no more than hit the enter key on the order and it was here.....Thanks VM!
the wife and I love it. So amazingly easy to pull start a 3year old could start it. Started right up out of the box and runs great. The handle is mounted in rubber and really helps with the vibration. it also makes much less noise than my old leaf blower. You should defiantly buy it.
I bought the leafe blower not knowing if it would be good or bad. I have had a good suprise. It blows harder than the old blower which broke, and the price was much better than I could of asked for. I have put 5 tanks of gas through it with no problems. I would give it 5 stars, but being a old mechanic I can tell there is a little blowbuy on the piston rings. I can't tell if the piston rings are old or if they are new and just being seated still. But all in all it has been a pleasant suprise.
I use this product to clear and roundup leaves for bagging. It is powerful enough to move leaves from grass not just the driveway.I have two minor complaints one is it takes quite a few pulls to get it started and two the gas tanks is very small and runs out in less than a half hour before it needs refueling.Overall it was a worthwhile purchase and does the job.
I got this to replace an electric blower. Going without a cord makes a world of difference! And because this unit is very easy to start, I use it for all sorts of things like blowing dust out of garage, sweeping yard, roof, gutters, etc. The 2 downsides that I noticed are: (1) it seems louder than the electric version, and (2) it vibrates quite a bit more. Your arms will get tired sooner from all the vibrations.
I bought this unit for $60 as a factory referb. I have a very modest amount of leaf and debris blowing to do once a week, but some pretty heavy leaves in the fall. This unit replaces a Homelite HB100 that I kept running for 20 years that finally died. The only complaint I have is it that it takes too many pulls to start, 3 or so on full choke and then another 3 or so on half choke. A 2 cycle engine shouldn't need more than 2-3 pulls total IMO. It also uses a little more gas than I expected, but that also may be that the gas tank being smaller than my old or other units I have used in the past. But for $60 to the door -- it was worth it.
I had the old model of this blower for seven years that I had purchased reconditioned until it died on me and would not start again. The new design is a little wierd with the pull rope on the side rather than back, but I do like the new handle with the springs on it(less vibration). My old one was not nearly as easy to start especialy when warm, this one pops off with half a pull. It seems to suck more gas than my old one but the output seems to be higher also, a trade off I can definately deal with!!! If this one lasts as long as my old one it's a hell of a deal. Ideal for small yards, garage, etc. A brand new one will cost you almost double. I am glad I found vminnovations.com before getting one from a retail store. I ordered it on a Wednesday and received it on Friday of the same week, fast, free shipping also hard to beat!
I bought a 'refurbished' unit, so there was an unknown amount of wear and tear on it in the first place. Here's the good, bad and the ugly.... First the ugly - After about 3 uses the plastic choke lever broke off in my hand which made it impossible to start. This happened using very little pressure applied and the machine was never dropped or banged in to anything. The bad - It was not as powerful as my old craftsman of the same size and weight, but it did alright. My biggest complaint is the tiny gas tank. It is fine for blowing off the driveway and patio, but you will find yourself having to refuel during Fall's larger jobs. The good - Easy start. Very light weight which made it easy going on the roof. Throttle control is convenient, which you don't always find in this price range. Luckily the choke lever broke within the 30 return period, so I didn't have to deal with the manufacturer warranty headache. I was tempted to buy another FB25 in it's place, but I just don't trust that it won't break again... after it's too late to return.