The XXX is a revolutionary new concept for commercial blowers. Top class blowing performance is provided by the XXX engine, low noise technology, and unique ergonomics. XXX is equipped with a frame mounted throttle control.
Cylinder displacement 3.2 cu.inch / 51.7 cm³
Power 3.2 hp / 2.4 kW
Cylinder bore 1.7" / 44 mm
Maximum power speed 6000 rpm
Type of carburator Zama EL27
Air speed 177 mph / 79 m/s
Air flow in housing 21.7 m³/min / 766.3 cfm
Air flow in pipe 13.4 m³/min / 473.2 cfm
Fuel tank volume 3.2 US pint / 1.5l
Fuel consumption 400 g/kWh
Sound level, min/max 90 dB(A) / 90 dB(A)
Sound level at 15 m (ANSI B 175.2)
64 dB(A)
Noise emission, LWA 104 dB(A)
Weight 22.5 lbs / 10.2 kg
High Power:
• 3.2hp, 2-Stroke with 'Blair Pipe'
• Highest Blowing Power in its Class
• The New Standard for High Power & Low Noise
Low Noise:
• 64 dBA Rating
• The New Standard
There are various types of blowers, for instance handheld and backpack types. The handheld blowers are divided into two groups: those with collection and those without. With a blower you can do much more than just move leaves. It can also be used for rubbish, grass clippings, hedge clippings, empty tins, etc.
What do leaf blowers do?
You can use a leaf blower to:
• Remove and gather leaves
• Vacuum leaves
• Remove grass clippings
• Dislodge or break up matted grass
• Clean parking lots
• Clean farm and construction equipment
• Clean arenas and amusement parks
• Remove light or fluffy snow
• Dry off pavement
• Clean rain gutters
Operating courtesy
• Follow local rules and ordinances about when to use leaf blowers. Do not use very early in the morning or very late in the day.
• Check wind direction and intensity. Never point the nozzle or blow debris toward people, pets, cars or houses.
• Do not blow debris toward open windows or doors.
• Always be considerate of people passing by and of property.
• Do not leave the blower running when unattended.
• Do not use a blower to spread or mist fertilizers, chemicals or other toxic substances, unless it is designed for these purposes and in an appropriate area.
• Avoid using more than one blower at a time, especially in neighborhoods or around buildings where sound can be intensified.
Reducing dust
• Never use a leaf blower to move excessively dusty materials.
• A leaf blower should NOT be used to clean up: — Large amounts of gravel or gravel dust — Construction dirt — Plaster dust — Cement and concrete dust — Dry garden topsoil
Use a vacuum or power broom with water.
