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The ECHO ES-250 gas leaf blower offers 3 products in 1 tool: blower, shredder and vacuum. Make quick work of clearing leaves and other waste from your yard by using the versatile lawn blower. This tool includes a bag and a vacuum kit, which is easily converted from a yard blower to a vacuum/shredder.
- Use a 50:1 ratio of fuel to oil mix for 2-stroke cycle engines, recommend using only fresh gas with a minimum octane rating of 89 or higher (mid-grade to premium) at all times
- 50:1 ratio equal 1 US Gal. 89 octane plus 2.6 fl. oz. ECHO PowerBlend gold oil or ECHO red armor oil
- Gas leaf blower features a 25.4 cc professional-grade 2-stroke engine
- Leaf blower vacuum comes with a 5-year consumer/2-year commercial warranty
- 3 tools in 1: easily converts from blower to vacuum/shredder
- Shredding blade reduces leaf volume by up to a 12:1 ratio
- Exclusive curved blower tube reduces user fatigue when used as a blower
- All pipes included to convert from a shredder to a blower
- Ideal for residential lawn maintenance
- 391 CFM and 165 MPH performance
- Faster starts with pro-fire electronic ignition
- Variable speed throttle with cruise control
- Exclusive curved blower tube keeps tube straight during operation
- 2-bushel collection bag with rear zipper for convenient emptying
- Note: product may vary by store
Specifications
- Impeller Material: Plastic
- Engine Type: 2 Cycle
- CA (CARB) Compliant: CARB Compliant
- Maximum air speed (mph): 165
- Power Type: Gas
- Features: Adjustable Speed,Antivibration,Translucent Fuel Tank
- Mulch ratio: 12
- Fuel Tank Capacity (oz.): 16.9
- Start Type: Recoil Start
- Commercial: Yes
- Included: Bag,Vacuum Kit
- Maximum Air Volume (CFM): 391
- Noise rating (dB): 70
- Engine Displacement (cc): 25.4
- Refurbished: No
- Product Weight (lb.): 12.6
- Blower Type: Handheld Blower/Vacuum
- Product Height (in.): 14.6
- Product Depth (in.): 19.5
- Product Width (in.): 50.6
?WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to
