www.StartALawnCareBusiness.com If you are getting started with your lawn care business you are probably undecided about which equipment to buy. You are probably struggling with the differences between buying commercial quality equipment and residential quality equipment that you can purchase at a retail store or big box hardware store. The purchase of a backpack leaf blower is a great example of the differences in price vs. quality. A commercial quality backpack blower can easily cost from $400 to $600 while a residential quality leaf blower can be purchased for $100 to $150. Though a commercial quality leaf blower might cost $500 more than a residential quality leaf blower, the amount of work you can accomplish with a commercial leaf blower is far above what you can accomplish with a lower quality residential leaf blower. Greater airflow output, faster nozzle velocity, greater durability, and longer lifespan will make a big difference in your return on investment in your lawn care business especially if you are making money raking leaves and performing autumn leaf cleanup jobs. Quite honestly, I am an advocate of purchasing commercial quality lawn care equipment if your lawn care business can afford the extra cost. Our lawn care business program includes an equipment buyer’s guidebook that will help you with your equipment purchasing decisions. Whether you are buying new or used, commercial or residential lawn care equipment our buyer’s guide will help you make the right …
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Blower Cam – Commercial Leaf Blower – Leaf Raking Business – Gutter Cleaning
Stihl BG55 Leaf Blower Start and demo
Stihl BG55 leaf blower start up and demo, 27.2 cc, 9.0 Ibs, 140 mph, easy to start, plenty of power to blow through any job, cost about $150 at Stihl dealership, i use it for a small lawn care business and it works great, i would recommend it to anyone. WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY
Gardening & Lawn Care Tips : How to Buy a Leaf Blower
When buying a leaf blower, purchase the appropriately sized blower for the yard. Buy a leaf blower with tips from a landscaper in this free video on gardening and lawn care. Expert: Bill Elzey Contact: www.showplacelawns.com Bio: Bill Elzey is the owner and manager of Showplace Lawns in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Todd Green
Lawn Care Business RedMax Backpack Leaf Blower Review
www.StartALawnCareBusiness.com Hi Everyone This is Keith from www.StartALawnCareBusiness.com. If you want to start or expand a lawn care business, our website is a business resource for anyone wishing to start or expand a lawn care business. Visit us today at: www.StartALawnCareBusiness.com Today, I am going to review the RedMax EBZ8001 Commercial backpack blower. My brand new 8001 arrived well boxed in sturdy corrugated packaging. Apart from the blower tubes, the unit itself was fully assembled. A standard wrench, a hex wrench, and a sparkplug wrench were included for quick assembly of the blower tubes and standard maintenance. With my order, the folks at RedMax were kind enough to include 6 bottles of 50:1 2 cycle oil. The first thing I noticed about the RedMax was its considerable heavy duty construction. Its size over normal consumer model backpack blowers is impressive. The RedMax 8001 is powered by an air cooled 2-cycle engine. The engine size is a massive 71.9cc’s capable of moving 915 cubic feet per minute at over 200 mph. It has a digital ignition for easy start and uninterrupted operation. I was very impressed with the construction of the air filter chamber. Poor air filter design shortens the life of many consumer model blowers. The RedMax 8001 relies on a 2 stage air filter. The first stage is a foam filter. This is a dry filter and RedMax does not recommend oiling the foam stage before use. The second stage is a paper filter. This filter system is vital to …
