Stihl BR-800 vs Redmax EBZ-8560 vs Echo PB-9010. Which is THE BEST?!
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2023
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Echo 9010: amzn.to/3V0LgEk
Redmax 8550 (could not find 8560 online): amzn.to/3TlrVwr
Stihl BR800: procorepower.com/products/sti...
Here’s the straight up head-to-head power challenge between the 3 biggest and baddest backpack blowers on the market to date! Which is the best of these three? Stihl BR800 vs. Redmax EBZ8560 vs. Echo PB9010!
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I use the br800 with the side start it’s the best for me
I already have 350 plus hours on my Echo 98010T in 1.5 years. I use it exclusively for everything even just fine blowing of grass out of mulch etc. Oh and I am 58 as well.
Stihl power but honestly they all look about equal power
Stihl the best all around.. weight and comfort make up for a little less power and throttle response is good and it’s easier to control air speed for blowing beds and not blowing all the mulch out
BR800 is the best your just not operating it correctly
I like stihl
I use the 9010 on all my yards. I know it's over kill but I can blow off so fast and keep it moving. I love it.
I have 4 echo 9010s. They are the best for moving material. I would keep the stihl for a finish blower, tho. I have 2 stihls br 800 for final blowing on mulch jobs and hardscape jobs. Stihl are good when you don't need tons of power
Ive used all 3 brands over the years in different sizes. The echo 9010 is a brute. Will move more material by far. Great for moving lots of leaves as fast as possible. But it does wear you down a bit if you use it for hours on end especially on hills. Im a shorter guy and it can be a workout. Totally overkill for just finish blowing. Echo all around is just a great brand. The redmax, it just works well. Nothing less. Stihl by far the most comfortable, and the fit and finish are great, but just not as powerful as other machines in its class. Even as you said sounds like it just doesnt rev as high as it should. But for doing finish blowing being easy to start and comfortable, its a good option. Or for a homeowner needing a larger blower.
That Echo 9010 ( and 8010 before it) is an absolute piece if junk. They overheat easily consequently scoring the cylinder. I have 4. I'd never but them again.
Love my PB650. Built like a tank without all the issues of the newer models. Original Carb too! Only mod was to remove the spark arrestor. Always used ECHO oil from day one and started using a little Sea Foam over the last 8 years. I've used this unit for home use but with 3 acres of of huge hardwoods this blower has seen a lot of hours and still going strong! Thanks for the great video.
Take the middle tube section out of the 9010. Makes the overall length much shorter easier to use on a stand on blower and also less fatiguing. And it also helps in flower beds and bushes having a shorter tube.
From my personal experience, the BR800 is the best for home owners.
We have all gotten so spoiled over the years. When I started my lawn service, the biggest Stihl I could get was the legendary BR 380. We were ecstatic when Stihl came out with the BR400.
I use the Stihl BR 600 Magnum and the 450. The 450 is a pure two stroke which I really love. The 600 Magnum seems to have a more focussed air stream than the 700/800, it brings the power to the point when you need that little „extra punch“ for moving wet grass, leafs etc. It can even move gravel, rocks etc if you want it to. The 450 is used on smaller areas where I want a lightweight but also powerful blower.
I love my BR800c. Side start is great once it’s warm. Super comfortable for extended use. I think I’d like to pick up a 9010 just for fun. Seems like a nice unit also.
I like to have a hand held blower for small jobs. So the 9010 in conjunction with a hand held gas or even a battery powered blower would be a great fit for me.
I just bought the br800 side start. For blowing walnuts so I could mow. I have a backyard full of black walnut trees. It worked great. I was looking at the echo but it’s to loud and bulky for running up and down my deck steps. I have double decks one on top of another and need to blow around my pool so I like I can shorten the tube and it feels lighter.
All my guys always go for the Stihl blowers. I had several Echo 8010 and a couple 9010 but we had customers complain about excessive noise from them. I also have a Red max and it is a good reliable blower.
I use the Husqvarna 580BTS, so basically the Redmax. I find it excellent for my use! For beds, it's a bit overkill, so i use a Husqvarna 525BX handheld, best on the market in my opinion!