Ready for the leafs
#1
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Ready for the leafs
Just picked up a Stihl BG 85 today at lunchtime. I'm ready to blow, and suck if need be. 183Mph air velocity
http://www.stihl.us/blowers/BG85.html
http://www.stihl.us/blowers/BG85.html
#2
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Leafs? Like, the hockey team? You're going to blow a hockey team??
Or... do you mean leaves...?
I need one of them blowers... I have trees everywhere... already a bunch of leaves on the ground
Or... do you mean leaves...?
I need one of them blowers... I have trees everywhere... already a bunch of leaves on the ground
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I have to do something too since my lawn tractor's tranny shit the bed and I can't use it to pick up leaves any more.
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One thing I have found is to not be afraid of hitting them with a mulching mower. Someone gave me a POS Craftsman mower that can mulch and it makes good work of the leaves. We are just starting to get some leaves where I'm at. However, the vast majority of trees haven't turned yet. I'm sure I'll get to the point where the mower can't handle it.
Last edited by doopstr; 09-26-2005 at 04:40 PM.
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I'm ready. I bought a lawn sweeper last year to deal with the leaves. I pile 'em up in the back corner of my year, mulch 'em up with the tractor, and put them in my compost bins.
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don't remind me about them, it so dry here, one part of my yard looks like fall, the other part brown dead grass. i hoping they will just blow next door.
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Paying someone to do my lawn > *
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11 year update.
My BG85 failed this year after almost 11 years of trouble free operation. I changed the spark plug and air filter for the first time and it didn't help.
I took it in for service and they replaced the coil, good as new
I use this thing more than any other gas powered tool that I own, still love it.
My BG85 failed this year after almost 11 years of trouble free operation. I changed the spark plug and air filter for the first time and it didn't help.
I took it in for service and they replaced the coil, good as new
I use this thing more than any other gas powered tool that I own, still love it.
#11
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11 year update.
My BG85 failed this year after almost 11 years of trouble free operation. I changed the spark plug and air filter for the first time and it didn't help.
I took it in for service and they replaced the coil, good as new
I use this thing more than any other gas powered tool that I own, still love it.
My BG85 failed this year after almost 11 years of trouble free operation. I changed the spark plug and air filter for the first time and it didn't help.
I took it in for service and they replaced the coil, good as new
I use this thing more than any other gas powered tool that I own, still love it.
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leaves...
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This reminds me that I need to go do some string trimming soon. I haven't run that thing in a while...
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