I have the br600 already, its a great blower. Do you think it's worth upgrading to the br700? Doesn't look like any huge difference in power from what I see in this video.
les4lifepaul cfm rating in the tube is higher than the 600. I believe it is around 900cfm out and i think the 600 is around 750ish. I love my br600. Everyone that uses it is amazed at the power and output.
So do you prefer husky's handle with the offset over centered Stihl? Haven't seen husky in person yet and currently choosing between BR800 and 580BTS - that handle drives me crazy thinking it might be weird to control. I need to find one at a dealer.
@@CleanCutLawnsNC Oh. Another vote against that handle. Oh well. Ordered BR800C. Fingers crossed for side start mechanism not to break. p.s. nice overview, which helped me a bit to take the final decision.
@@CleanCutLawnsNC It has arrived. OMFG - what a beast is that! Lets wait and see how it gonna handle wet leaves in late Autumn. p.s. It's VERY comfortable.
Thanks for the reply. That's not good if the BR 700 isn't good at scouring or wet leaves. I've read that some people have tried to put the BR450 tip on the 700 to help with scouring.
I made an adjustable tip for the 580. I can adjust it with the same hand I use for the throttle. It's great for volume and scouring. Would you like to see a video of how I made it and it in action?
I have only had one Husqvarna blower and it was the worst ever. 356btx model and the motor mounts snapped off within probably under 20 hrs use. It is or was the best as far as comfort tho and nothing else. The muffler is also connected to the cylinder on top so any carbon that finds its way out and breaks free can fall back in the cylinders top end. If it had lasted long enough that might have been a issue but it never had time to get carbon buildup. The blower tubes look new also and I do like the cloth cover for the flex tube to shield it from the sun and extend the life of that part. Wish they would have put more effort into building the rest of the thing tho.
Check out the comparison of the Stihl FS 130 vs FS 240 here - ua-cam.com/video/aGGTX1Ql_DQ/v-deo.html Check out more blower videos here: Fall Clean Ups: ua-cam.com/play/PLVbuRLSoCrSjoLfToFMAIJI9JQ6Z6rvWy.html
I have many backpack blowers and I love Kawasaki and my redmax EB431 is still kicking. My BR550 I dont like nearly as much as my BR420 which is more than twice as old and has much more use and so far has needed no repairs unlike the BR550 needed a carb, backplate, a strap, and a gas cap. Its quieter and uses less fuel but I feel is a P.O.S. compared to the BR420 or BR340 I have had for probably two decades now. I am selling the BR550 or trying to is more accurate.
We have both br600 and br700. Most people and I believe that husky 570 is stronger than both. But we prefer stihl because of its design. We grow hazelnuts. We collect hazelnuts together with blowers in the harvest.In our area Stihl comes with a curvy tube in the headwhich is very useful for taking out hazelnuts in the hazel coppice. When you turn the curvy head down and blow in to the ground in the coppice, hazelnuts being pushed out with the air. speed trigger more soft to me which is important when you use it during all day in the harvest time. Beside compact design, more efficient in fuel consumption(I think).But Curvy head has a disadvantage along with its advantage. Because of it, your arm is constantly being pushed the opposite(rocket effect)
Buy anything but stihl until they figure out how to make straps that hold the damn thing on your back. Numerous people including myself complain the straps slide off your shoulders
Half the time? I used to use a rake and the amount of time I wasted going over the same area because it didn't pick up all the leaves left me furious. I now have over 4 blowers and I use them all the time. I haven't touched a rake or broom in about 4 years now and I intend to keep it that way ;D
Ya sounds good if it was 1975....let me know how that tarp works out 4 u boss....y did u even look at this vid if u were going to be a broke boi like that
hottom3rd ,. Sure haven't. I do all the work myself...Once the leaf pile gets so large, it must be picked up no matter what you used to that point. Even if Jose did it.
Which blower are you using?!?! We want to know!!
Check out the ECHO PB 8010 here - ua-cam.com/video/LhBwwtpknKg/v-deo.html
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I have the br600 already, its a great blower. Do you think it's worth upgrading to the br700? Doesn't look like any huge difference in power from what I see in this video.
les4lifepaul cfm rating in the tube is higher than the 600. I believe it is around 900cfm out and i think the 600 is around 750ish. I love my br600. Everyone that uses it is amazed at the power and output.
The BR 800 is out now. It’s got the MPH of the 600 and the CFM of the 700. And has a cool side start too. Anyways, it would be best of both worlds
nsatoday not out yet. My dealer says December
Which do you think is stronger 580bts or br700
The 580bts is the stronger one
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So do you prefer husky's handle with the offset over centered Stihl? Haven't seen husky in person yet and currently choosing between BR800 and 580BTS - that handle drives me crazy thinking it might be weird to control. I need to find one at a dealer.
Actually I prefer the Stihls handle. The side handle wore on me after a while.
@@CleanCutLawnsNC Oh. Another vote against that handle. Oh well. Ordered BR800C. Fingers crossed for side start mechanism not to break.
p.s. nice overview, which helped me a bit to take the final decision.
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching
@@CleanCutLawnsNC It has arrived. OMFG - what a beast is that! Lets wait and see how it gonna handle wet leaves in late Autumn. p.s. It's VERY comfortable.
The 580 hands down. Love Stihl but Husqvarna makes a superior product.
Yeah the 580 definitely has the power in this competition. Thanks for watching!
Which one scours better and better handles wet sticky grass, acorns, etc.....the 580 or the 700?
Thanks for the reply. That's not good if the BR 700 isn't good at scouring or wet leaves. I've read that some people have tried to put the BR450 tip on the 700 to help with scouring.
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I made an adjustable tip for the 580. I can adjust it with the same hand I use for the throttle. It's great for volume and scouring. Would you like to see a video of how I made it and it in action?
Ummm... YES!
I have only had one Husqvarna blower and it was the worst ever. 356btx model and the motor mounts snapped off within probably under 20 hrs use. It is or was the best as far as comfort tho and nothing else. The muffler is also connected to the cylinder on top so any carbon that finds its way out and breaks free can fall back in the cylinders top end. If it had lasted long enough that might have been a issue but it never had time to get carbon buildup. The blower tubes look new also and I do like the cloth cover for the flex tube to shield it from the sun and extend the life of that part. Wish they would have put more effort into building the rest of the thing tho.
Husky 580 definitely pushed those leaves like a boss!
It'll definitely do it!
Check out the comparison of the Stihl FS 130 vs FS 240 here - ua-cam.com/video/aGGTX1Ql_DQ/v-deo.html
Check out more blower videos here: Fall Clean Ups: ua-cam.com/play/PLVbuRLSoCrSjoLfToFMAIJI9JQ6Z6rvWy.html
something i dont like about the sthl is that the flexable tube part is too short and it makes it too hard to blow straight infront you.
+David C yeah I know what you mean. Thanks for watching!
i got 580bts Last year before i knew BR700 was coming it replaced BR380 what is BR700 like on fuel as it got same engine bhp & fuel tank as br600
Paul Goodchild the BR700 is better on fuel as I filled up less times this day then my buddy who helped me shoot the video.
How long does the 700 last with one tank of gas?
Right at an hour
I have many backpack blowers and I love Kawasaki and my redmax EB431 is still kicking. My BR550 I dont like nearly as much as my BR420 which is more than twice as old and has much more use and so far has needed no repairs unlike the BR550 needed a carb, backplate, a strap, and a gas cap. Its quieter and uses less fuel but I feel is a P.O.S. compared to the BR420 or BR340 I have had for probably two decades now. I am selling the BR550 or trying to is more accurate.
My personal opinion echo and red max are my favorite they sure beat Power of the steel blowers
They absolutely do beat the power! I have since got the PB8010 and have a video on it
in which of the two is the br600 stihl or husqvarna bt570 more powerful? please someone answer me thank you
Carlos Ramírez I've never ran the 570 so I'm not sure. Sorry man
We have both br600 and br700. Most people and I believe that husky 570 is stronger than both. But we prefer stihl because of its design. We grow hazelnuts. We collect hazelnuts together with blowers in the harvest.In our area Stihl comes with a curvy tube in the headwhich is very useful for taking out hazelnuts in the hazel coppice. When you turn the curvy head down and blow in to the ground in the coppice, hazelnuts being pushed out with the air. speed trigger more soft to me which is important when you use it during all day in the harvest time. Beside compact design, more efficient in fuel consumption(I think).But Curvy head has a disadvantage along with its advantage. Because of it, your arm is constantly being pushed the opposite(rocket effect)
STHL should sell a tube that we can instal onto the 580 or 8500
David C that would be awesome. That's exactly right! I would buy one
Can't wait for the new Dyson model db290s . Supposed to be a beast.
Jeffrey Guyer have you tried out that blower? I haven't seen or heard anything about it
I wouldn't sell my 600 just to buy a 700. however if I didn't have a blower and was going to buy one I would get the 700.
Buy anything but stihl until they figure out how to make straps that hold the damn thing on your back. Numerous people including myself complain the straps slide off your shoulders
R H I never thought about that but after you point it out I have noticed that it happens a lot!
I thought that was me being lazy , one strap constantly hanging loose off my shoulder . But love that BR 600 , 1 pull starts every damn time
Add bungee chord or buy Stihl chest strap
Check out this video to see some commercial backpack blowers up against a brick!
ua-cam.com/video/ofx_aQmHyP0/v-deo.html
Great video bro I just subscribe to your channel I am in yo lawn care.
Jeff's landscaping Lawn care thanks man. I appreciate it
Good video man!
Thanks man!
My BR 600 flat get s it , I gotta be careful where I point it at idle
Yeah I like the 600. That's the blower that got me wanting any big blower that came out
Yeah , if not careful I would end up doing the neighbors yards also
I like the br600
@@chevywarwilkinson2167 it's a good choice!
br 600 plenty of power an lite
The EBZ 8500 is the best blower out there
i have the 580bts got it 2 months ago
its an awesome blower that I personally think gets the shaft
Would you buy it again any problems with it yet should I get it?
i would buy it again if i had to
Chris Kennedy great blower.i just bought mine
congrats gavin hope you will enjoy it as much as i do :)
STIHL 😎😉
please leave the music out
Jaylen
Husqvarna holds the title incomparable balls!!!!!
It definitely has the most power
la br 700 es muy potente
Jaime Cadavid si senor
@@CleanCutLawnsNC you are beautiful😍⚡
Stihl is the best
Definitely a good option
Yep
I like
Stihl BR 200
You like it?
Yes
Stihl br600
Ethor Elite it's a good blower for sure
Get a good rake and a tarp, get some exercise, no fossil fuel, less noise, and half the time.
Half the time? I used to use a rake and the amount of time I wasted going over the same area because it didn't pick up all the leaves left me furious. I now have over 4 blowers and I use them all the time. I haven't touched a rake or broom in about 4 years now and I intend to keep it that way ;D
Lies
Ya sounds good if it was 1975....let me know how that tarp works out 4 u boss....y did u even look at this vid if u were going to be a broke boi like that
this guy clearly didn't ever run a landscaping business..
hottom3rd ,. Sure haven't. I do all the work myself...Once the leaf pile gets so large, it must be picked up no matter what you used to that point. Even if Jose did it.
Ikoo
br700=br600 on steriods
That's right
@@CleanCutLawnsNC my br700 eats fuel like its nothing
@@flarenator so does the br800. Its crazy
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love the song
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What?
hit mute at 2:25