Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR benzine bladblazer met rugzak, 75,6 cc 4-takt motor, 1,8 liter tank, 1045 m³/u luchtstroom, 317 km/u luchtsnelheid, bladblazer voor het verwijderen van bladeren en sneeuw.

I received it and found it very well packed for shipping. It was easy to get out and very simple to put together. Some of the sections of the discharge pipe were a bit difficult to assemble properly but it was manageable without tools. After I filled the engine with oil and fuel it was very quick to start. After priming it fired right up on the first couple of pulls. It is very powerful! It was able to move wet leaves and leaves that were still on the ground from last year. I’m very happy with it and look forward to a much less physical fall cleanup at the cottage which is what I bought it for.

Je m’en suis servi deux fois et la puissance de la machine est bien là. Le produit est léger et semble être correct. À voir dans le temps si il vieilli bien. Rapport qualité prix imbattable.

Super Gerät, springt sofort an und hat richtig Leistung

Werkt perfect.

Nice blower, my only issue is the shoulder strap buckle broke right away and is sharp! I keep going back and forth with vevor and can’t get a new strap. This connectors are cheap! The other issue is the blow tube doesn’t want to stay fully extended despite being tightened down. It is heavy machine but does what it is supposed to!

Takes a number of pulls to wake up but once it runs it is outstanding. I have only run hand held units before. This one I made a 1 hour leaf job into 15 minutes max. This thing make big wind. I have a 500 foot cabin lane and it takes about 15 minutes to blow of including the ditches. Sticks and all get blown off Very impressive for the price. Used 3 times so far and no negatives so far.

Good blower

Just put mine together today actually all you put together are the tubes and a couple of hose clamps. Pretty straightforward. Put in pre mixed gas.the prime bulb is in a little awkward place And I fired right up. Ran very nice. My only complaint is it’s very loud. So wear ear protection!! So far I’m very impressed for the price. And very well packaged 👍

On week 5 with this 75CC 4 stroke blower and I love it. Other reviews mentioned issues with recoil/pull start assembly but I've had none. It pulls very smooth and starts on the first one every time (when swith is in "on" position as discussed below). 2 strokes have a "whining" high noise that I can't stand but this 4 stroke rumbles much lower and is far better/less offensive to work with in my opinion. I can't imagine what kind of task could require more wind than this one blows. I assumed it would be heavy but it sits comfortably on my back and I've worn for

Cheap Build Quality, Serious Blowing Power! Is it good? Yes! Is it well-built? Not really. Is it worth 2,700 SEK? Absolutely! I received my leaf blower yesterday. I work as a mechanic, so I tend to notice build quality, fit and mechanical noises. First impressions – WOW, that's a lot of plastic! As soon as I took it out of the box, my first thought was: "Wow, this feels cheap!" Assembly didn't change my mind. The plastic feels flimsy, the parts don't fit together particularly well, and nothing feels especially solid or robust. Not a great first impression! First start – a pleasant surprise! I filled it with premixed two-stroke fuel, put the choke on full and pulled the starter a few times. Then I turned the choke off, pressed the start-enable button on the handle and pulled once more. It fired right up! Much easier than I expected. A very positive surprise. Comfort and handling You definitely notice the weight when lifting it onto your back, but the shoulder straps fit reasonably well. The blower tube moves smoothly, and the throttle lock works brilliantly. Not having to hold the trigger constantly is a nice touch. But what's that noise? This is where the mechanic in me comes out. There's a mechanical sound I don't particularly like – almost like bearing noise. I haven't taken it apart, so I'm not claiming there's a faulty bearing. But to my ears, it doesn't exactly sound like premium components were used. Maybe it'll run happily for years. Who knows? It's something I'll keep an ear on. And the actual blowing power? Now we're talking! At full throttle, this thing really moves some air. It blows leaves around with no trouble, and the performance is genuinely impressive for the money. My only wish would be a flatter, oval-shaped nozzle. That would make it easier to direct the leaves exactly where you want them. But hey, you can't have everything! Final verdict – am I happy? Yes, I am! I paid 2,700 SEK, which is incredibly cheap for a backpack blower with this much power. I knew I was buying a budget machine and didn't expect premium quality. The construction feels cheap, the fit could be better, and that mechanical noise makes me raise an eyebrow. But it starts easily, handles well enough and does exactly what I bought it to do. It's too early to judge reliability – these are first impressions, not a long-term test. My ratings: - Blowing power: 10/10 – Does the job brilliantly! - Build quality: 4/10 – Very plasticky and far from robust. - Value for money: Excellent! Would I recommend it? Yes, if you want serious blowing power on a tight budget and can accept a cheap-feeling machine. If you want something solid and professionally built, you'll need to spend more. At the end of the day, it cost me 2,700 SEK, starts easily and blows leaves like crazy. For that price, it's absolutely worth the money!