ECHO PB-7910 Review

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  • Опубліковано 3 січ 2025

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  • @josecaratachea5120
    @josecaratachea5120 Місяць тому

    Let’s go! Been waiting for a long time for this. Thank you!

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  Місяць тому +1

      @@josecaratachea5120Thank You for asking for it. I hope you like the vid

  • @MattMan91
    @MattMan91 Місяць тому

    You should do an in depth review on the Vevor blade sharpener that you got a few months ago.

  • @benjaminleslie3155
    @benjaminleslie3155 Місяць тому

    great video! how is the tube flexibility on the 7910? and do you know how many ounces of fuel it holds?

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  Місяць тому

      @@benjaminleslie3155 unlike the 9010 the tube flex is really good. I cant find how much fuel it holds on ECHOs website. I can say that it likes to drink. I can get an hr full throttle on the 9010 per tank but the 7910 is much less

  • @seanf6632
    @seanf6632 Місяць тому

    Glad I'm not the only one who thinks the echo gold is better then echo red armor. Also, my stihl equipment hates red armor. So I either use the echo gold or stihl grey bottle.

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  Місяць тому +1

      @@seanf6632 yea im done with red armor, stihl silver or echo gold

  • @Altamahacat
    @Altamahacat Місяць тому

    Does it turn 7800 RPMs like the 9010? Thanks for the video. ✌🏻

  • @offtherails2862
    @offtherails2862 29 днів тому

    Looking at getting the 9010 here in the next week. How has it been for you? Has it been reliable and powerful for leafs? I also looked at the BR800 and it's the same price but the echo just has so much more CFM. Thanks!

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  29 днів тому

      @@offtherails2862 for leaf cleanups definately go with the 9010, its so much more powerful. I have two of them and love em. I ran red armor 2cycle in them for a while but had issues with them slow to get up to full throttle and bogging down. I out new fuel filters in them and started running the echo gold oil and no issues now. Great blowers

    • @AB-coyote
      @AB-coyote 6 днів тому

      I’ve owned a 9010 since February. I’ve run 7 tanks of fuel. So far no regrets.

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  6 днів тому

      @offtherails2862 get one. I have 2 of them. Very reliable and the best on leaves

  • @josesilva-mc2lh
    @josesilva-mc2lh Місяць тому

    So the 770 is going to get discounted? if so do you know how long they will be for sale?

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  Місяць тому

      @@josesilva-mc2lh they are phasing it out, i cant give you an exact time frame but a year or two at max

    • @Born2doom
      @Born2doom 25 днів тому

      The 770 is not getting discontinued any time soon according to the Echo rep I spoke with a month ago. The 770 still remains my favorite Echo blower because of how lightweight it is

    • @Dietcoke226
      @Dietcoke226 22 дні тому

      @@Born2doom I'm a dealer and the 770s will be gone next year. 7910 will be its replacement.

    • @Born2doom
      @Born2doom 22 дні тому +1

      @@Dietcoke226 I’m being told two different things then. The Echo rep at the demo was saying something about how they wanted to keep the 770 because it’s one of the highest selling models still and that they wanted to reintroduce it with the new x series color scheme 🤣🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @thisoldrelic
    @thisoldrelic Місяць тому

    If you multiply the newtons by .222 it wi give you the force in pounds. A little easier for people to understand.

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  Місяць тому

      So thats 8.88 pounds, got a cfm conversion formula? Lol

    • @pandhlawncare
      @pandhlawncare  21 день тому

      @@thisoldrelic that is incorrect. Newton means two different things: one is weight, which you are correct 1 newton is equal to .225lb on the surface of the earth according to Sir Issac Newton. In terms of blowers manufacturers such as ECHO have started using newton, the international unit of measure for force refers to the force rquired to accelerate an object with a mass of 1kg 1 meter per second