ECHO PB-9010T Review of WORLDS STRONGEST Backpack blower | ONLY ONE GRIPE
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- ECHO PB-9010T Review of WORLDS STRONGEST Backpack blower | ONLY ONE GRIPE
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Harry and I take both back pack blower and clear off some of the hill along the side of my parents house. The ECHO PB-9010T REALLY made this project easy..
What a great product ECHO makes.
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Great video bro💪🏾 Keep grinding🐐
@@lmwjr good morning Imwjr , thank you very much much!
when I mow super tall grass it leaves clippings galore on the yard. This thing actually helps with the clean up since it literally clears all the clippings and i blow them into a pile for easy clean up. Sure beats raking.
Good morning Kirbyellis , I do apologies I am not sure why this comment came across 4 days later! I do the same thing in my yard LOL. My yard is all Kentucky 31 Fescue and if I don't mow within 1-2 days of a soaking rain it gets so long and thick that my mower leaves piles of clippings.
Thank you very much Kirbyellis for not only taking the time out of your day to watch but to comment as well!
Joe
i’ve got 2 of these it’s absolutely wild blowing leaves with 2 at the same time
Good morning kyles_wrld , I literally just got off the phone with my dad saying we should probably pick up another one for this weekend. These blowers are absolute animals!
Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to not only watch but comment as well.
Joe
Just got this blower. It is a BEAST! Always wanted more power from every blower I have tried till now. This is perfect, it pushes everything far ahead, sticks, rocks leaves everything. You can clear as fast as you can walk, no more pausing to push a bigger pile or having to blow the leaves in front ahead, so you can move the pile. This thing blew over a concrete block, when I was blowing around it. My other backpack, that I thought was great, is a toy compared to this, so much wasted time. Don't buy anything else, power is everything and this is the best. It's super comfortable and seemed as light as any other backup pretty much. Only negative is, it is LOUD. This cut down my yard work, by way more than half the time and effort and that was with a decent backpack before.
Good evening Micker, yes it really is! I was trying to think of something cleaver to write back as a response but you nailed it! It is worth every penny, It should come with a set of ear protections 😂. You can get so much done is such a small amount of time..
Thank you for watching and im glad you love your machine
JOE
I should buy this for my yard.
It’s loud just like the old pb 400e
I myself run a stihl br 800 and have been very happy with it. I don't have any experience with echo equipment admittedly.
Cfm is where it's at when wanting "power" the mph of the wind is a advertising "trick"
Excellent video
No replacement for DISPLACEMENT
Good afternoon GP, I went in looking to buy a STIHL but the dealer said I would be silly if I didn’t check out the ECHO.
He was explaining the CFM to me I didn’t understand at first I was going by the MPH.
Hope you have a good weekend.
Has Stihl worked out all the kinks with the BR800? I know that blower was having a lot of issues? I’m debating on which one to buy
@Sawsandrifles98 I haven't had a issue with mine at all and I've had it for 2 1/2 yrs now
I have both Th Stihl BR 800 and the ECHO PB9010 is way more powerful and effective on leaves. big time saver.
I have this blower, and its a beast, I had forgotten how much of a beast till I got it out again today, (1/21/2024) and fired it up again, oh and a shout out to pre-mix fuel, I had that still in the tank, started up, and after a bit of warm up, it ran like it always does, it will seriously move some leaves and if your not ready for it, it can move you with the jet of air, the reaction of it, you have to brace against it, but its worth it, with the amount of leaves it will move.
Good evening Vincent, lol yes it’s easy to forget how powerful and fun this machine is! Once I start running it I don’t want to stop.
Thank you very much for taking time out of your day to not only watch the video but to comment with your personal experience!
Joe
WOW!!!
It looked like Harry was gonna get blown away with the leaves for a minute .
Good afternoon Cliff, yea it’s soo strong I think we may sell the smaller blower and put the money toward another one
Going to seek this blower out here in South GA. Love the power and blow
Good evening, you will NOT be disappointed.. I am currently clearing wet rotting leaves off a hill side at my parents house just this one backpack blower is moving them with no problem.. The only issue I have is we didn't get 2 LOL.
Thank you for taking the time out of your night to watch and comment.
JOE
@@joesoutdoorexperience thank you for your content! Awesome job 👍
The Echo PB-580T blows at 215 miles per hour and 510 CFM. The Echo PB-9010T blows at 220 miles per hour and 1110 CFM
Good evening what was explained to me, the higher the CFM the better!
Hey Joe , That thing is a beast !!! I was in VASS NC the other day and stopped in at the VASS SMALL ENGINE shop . He is an ECHO dealer . Super nice guy . I have my eye on a 7310 P chainsaw with a 32 inch bar . I want that thing so bad !!!!
Good afternoon Del ,nice I’ll check him out. I have to do more research on the 7310P I don’t know much about it!
Game Changer
Good evening , thank you for watching! Yes you are right I’m still impressed by this machines power !
Great review, thanks
Good afternoon Raymondsadowski, thank you very much it means a lot. If your in the market for one, I can not lie its a beast of a machine. It may be a little to big for what we need it for but it cuts the time in half.
Thank you for watching
Joe
leaves make very good dirt, don't burn them
Good morning Shangrila, I can not lie we tried 2 times and are not good at it. So we made 3 massive piles and are going to let them break down naturally. We added some small sticks, and I will be renting a wood chipper to add that too..
@@joesoutdoorexperience that’s cool, always remember when you do that you’re making a nice habitat for small animals and bugs also birds who eat bugs and small animals you’ll also be helping too ✊
@@shangrilaladeda yes the first “burn” we did in the winter, the second was the middle of the spring and we say alot of bugs and small lizards running out of the pile so we soaked it with water and put out the little smoke/fire! After that I felt horrible and researched hugelkultur. I have made those instead and the bugs, birds snakes, small critters seem to love it. We have a few our biggest is about 50’ long by 12’ wide..
@@joesoutdoorexperience very happy you’ve noticed and God bless you, we all have to live on this planet together and we need all the animals to help us with this planet
do a muffler mod and carb tune
Good morning G.C.S. no to be honest I am really just trying to learn how to fell trees and get comfortable doing it. Maybe in the future.
Safety First Gentleman, need some safety glasses on.
Good morning Bigbrooklyn25, yes you are right I usually have my helmet with the ears and front screen! What part of Brooklyn are you from?
@@joesoutdoorexperience Brownsville
@bigbrooklyn25 ok I was born and raised in Greenpoint/ Williamsburg then we moved to LI!
These blowers don't hold up. I've had blowers last me several years. I bought 2 of these 2 years ago and 1 of them has done blowed an engine. I run non ethanol and Lucas 2 stroke oil. The other is on its last leg as well. Mainly use them in winter for leafs so they haven't been used a lot. I switched to husqvarna backpack blower. It's alot easier to start and they last .
Wow well thats not good to hear, sorry thats what you have experienced with them! I will not lie that makes me a little hesitant to purchase another..
Thank you for watching
Joe.
P.S sorry it took a while to get back to you yesterday we were traveling
@@joesoutdoorexperience I've been in business 35 years and have purchased several echo blowers over the years and they've all been junk. I've had good luck with their weedeaters.
@@shaneparnell2128 I absolutely believe you and appreciate an honest review! I have no ties or connections with ECHO, with that being said I have also not had any issues. I will keep this in mind moving forward.
Thank you
Joe
I have a PB770T blower that was manufactured Dec.2010 and it runs as good as when I bought it and starts either on the first or second pull.
Sounds like you don't do proper maintenance on your equipment.
I have a PB580T new in the box for a backup in case the PB770 fails and it's probably 8 years old. I have 4 Echo weed eaters, 3 SRM225 and a SRM266 that's been fired up once for backup and I have a lot of Echo chainsaws, everything from a get beat every time I use it CS310 and a couple of CS400's and a few CS490's and one is new in the box for a back up, and 2 Timber Wolfs 590's and one has a 28" bar on it and I have had ZERO problems with any of my equipment because I maintain them all, and also have a couple of hedge trimmers that all get new filters and plugs regularly and I use Stabil 360 along with a quality 2 stroke oil mixed in regular 87octane gas. Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you with no breakdowns. I'm pushing 71 years old and have been around the block too many times to mention and still work like a dog.
@@RoadKen53 I'm also a mechanic. All of my equipment is serviced every week. I use my equipment commercially. Sure if your a home owner and use your equipment once a week it outta last forever but we mow about 90 properties a week . Neither one of my Pb8010 blowers lasted over 2 years. One of them lasted a year. I run echo weedeaters and chainsaws and love them. I switched to husqvarna blowers.
$629? , i thought my delar rip me off with $550
Sheesh did you purchase yours within the last year? If so then yea I did pay way to much!
Thank you for watching Visibile444
@@joesoutdoorexperience I think last fall 🍁
@Visibile444 ohh sheesh my goodness, yea your right I did get ripped off! Well I will make sure to shop around and see if my local dealers will price match.
Thank you
@@joesoutdoorexperience No, always try to buy summer equipment at the end of October, winter equipment at the end of March, and shop around. It will make a big difference
@@Visibile444 I did not know that thank you very much. Honestly in hindsight, you’re probably saving me thousands of dollars.