What's the MOST POWERFUL Stihl Leaf Blower? - 21 Stihl Blowers TESTED!

[@2019FiveLiter]

Having an 800c myself and previously owning a 600 I can tell you the difference is massive when blowing huge piles of wet leaves.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's great. The upgrade from 600 to 800 seems to the perfect transition as your business and needs grow.

[@DawnJiang-kd6me]

@@mainstreetmower There is a br 700 that is capable of moving massive leaves.

[@timothysmirz2160]

But NO hip start, this IS a big deal.

[@smokey09i]

800cc? Lol

[@MatthewHoughton-c6g]

@@mainstreetmower I previously had a 600 magnum and I’m looking to upgrade and have finally made a decision between two… Either the magnum 800 C or the red max EBZ 9000

[@frankbaine3918]

This is one of the best & most thorough comparison vids on KZbin that wasn't stultifyingly long and boring. 30 minutes well spent. Having an equal amount of medium in a defined space so every blow was as close to equal did it for me. Your additional input on the blower's accessories and capabilities, your presentation style, plus the clear informative charts, made this a great & informative vid. You blew it out of the water, or like leaves off a driveway. Well done, Main Street Mower Men!!

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you for watching Frank. I am glad you enjoyed the video. It specially means a lot knowing that even though the video was a bit on the longer side, you enjoyed it all the way through. Our editor is going to be specially happy to hear that.

[@paulhusky580bts]

This year I hurt Upper Right so could not old blower Husqvarna 580bts when tried start it I hurt right arm More so had no choice had to Buy BR800C with Side start on Left I have same problem start other. Stuff my Walk behind mowers both got BBC or Roto Stop so can start left handed

[@mhtube01]

My mom has a BG86 thats about 11 years old and its a great blower that's comfortable to use for long periods of time. It replaced a cheap $100 Poulan blower and i remember being astounded by the difference in performance and comfort as well as noise. At my house, I have a BR600 and it's a beast! I agree with what you guys said about it being comfortable and lightweight and not sucking the fuel tank dry constantly. It makes leaf clean up easy and also does a great job with grass clean up after mowing.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome. Thanks for confirming the results of the video.

[@VtecGuy88]

I upgraded to a BR 700 this year and I was amazed by it. It is a absolute powerhouse compared to the 26 N blower I was using. I used to spend around 6 hours blowing leaves. The BR 700 cleared my entire property in under 2 hours. I was hesitant to pull the trigger on a $650 machine but I do not regret it. My old unit would not move wet leaves at all. The 700 moves whatever you put in front of it.

[@michaelbychkov8030]

upgraded to the 800x from the br600 after 3 years of commercial landscaping. Extra ~200cfm make a hugeee difference in wet leaves. In my experience, higher mph is better for lightstuff like dust, not super wet grass like driveways, but you need the high cfm numbers for wet stuff like leaf cleanups in the fall. 800x has doubled and sometimes almost tripled my fall cleanup speeds.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome info. Thank you for sharing. Glad to know you're doing good and steadily upgrading your equipment.

[@cameronbarsy3472]

I love my br800x

[@georgeartley3860]

800c or 800x witch one should I get

[@randyt3558]

Landscape maintenance tech. I own both the 56 and the 86. Both are used as blowers and vacuums. Both with easy start. The 56 was the starter blower, then i upgraded to the 86 when i wanted to carry two blowers. The upgrade was for power, the anti-vibration, and the thumb trigger. Both still in use, the 56 is 10 years old, the 86 is 5. Excellent units, and the 86 is worth the extra money every day of the week.

[@randomstuffwithjoe]

I just went thru making this decision last week. I'm one of those people who likes to buy the biggest and baddest of everything, but as I get older, I'm becoming more reasonable. lol. I was initially between the BR430 and BR600, but then I settled on the BR450 because I liked the telescoping tube and adjustable handle. I'm not regretting it. Its a beast for a homeowner scenario.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome. All blowers you mentioned there are truly great for their purpose. At the end of the day it comes down to which one suits your needs better.

[@charnol1]

i wish you’d tested the bg86 with the round nozzle instead of the flat. would have been more apples to apples since the rest were round nozzles and i think that hurt its time considerably. great video though. this is the best stihl blower compare video on youtube

[@Robsbrd99]

Wish I could add a bunch more likes to your post. I like the 86 from other videos that I've seen. I'll be in the market next fall.

[@charnol1]

@@Robsbrd99i have a br600 i bought 2 years ago after the dealer didn't have the 430 i wanted. when i realized the 600 was way lighter than the 350 they did have, i grabbed it. what a great blower. way better than a hand held, just way better. if you're doing leaves, i'd recommend a backpack just because it'll save you so much time. i picked up a sh86c 2 weeks ago, which is effectively the bg86c blower with the vac kit included (plus a nicer grab handle and the shredder on the impeller) and that was a game changer. i haven't used it as a blower yet but as a vacuum it's awesome. sucked down big piles of leaves and made getting my flower beds cleaned out way easier. i did more in 2 hours what took me 4 a few weeks. unfortunately we have to bag leaves here so that takes a ton of time, this made the bagging way faster.

[@Robsbrd99]

@charnol1 That's funny, two years ago , I went in and looked at the backpacks, especially the 600 and thought it might be overkill for the hour I might use it at one time. I didn't buy anything at that time and thought I'd better think about it some more before I buy. After two more seasons, I think I want the biggest handheld I can get so I can just set it down and mulch up what I blew with the riding mower. Now, after seeing the video and your post, I'm thinking backpacks again.🤣

[@charnol1]

@@Robsbrd99 if you think you're gonna be blowing for an hour, get the br600. even the bg86, the biggest handheld stihl makes, doesn't compare. let's pretend they used the round nozzle in their bg86 test - the time would have still been well over a minute. compared to the br600 at 34 seconds. twice as fast or better.

[@mainstreetmower]

Thank you so much. Really glad you liked the video ☺

[@rockywinner2418]

I own the br 700 and love it. I use it for snow removal and leaf removal it's awesome

[@mainstreetmower]

An absolute beast of an unit.

[@mrmatt7210]

I love apples to apples tests, and i feel this comparison was more than fair. I would love to see a BG 56 vs. BG 86 comparison with each unit using a round and flattened tip. Yes, the 86 will win this comparison, but i suspect the difference between these units would be so small that it would make the average homeowner question if the price point is worth the performance.

[@dinto_louis]

12:22 why the home owner version BGA 60 ($299) with the same N as the commercial BGA 86 ($279) costs more..? Can you share the difference between BGA 60 & BGA 86..?

[@mainstreetmower]

The BGA60 is considered a homeowner blower, it’s sold as a bundle (unit + AK30 battery + AL101 charger) for $299. The BGA 86 is a commercial unit and does not include battery and charger. This would still require the purchase of a commercial AP class battery ($189 - $379) and a charger ($59 - $179).

[@dinto_louis]

​​​​​@@mainstreetmowergot it..I will be using the blower for home purpose..area is around 7,800 sqft / 724 sqm My concern is, whether I would be able to finish the entire area in one go with a single battery/charge..so which one would you suggest considering the runtime required for the area..? 1. BGA 60 with an additional AK 30 battery..? or 2. BGA 86 with AP 300s/300 battery..?

[@m9ovich785]

As I being a large Build person at 6'4"+ I got the BR800C Talk about a work horse. I added to the length of the down Tube with a Curve at the bottom to LIFT the Leaves. If it wasn't Nailed down, it was in the next county. My Sister has it now as I moved into the Woods. No Lawn to maintain. And after I taught Her how to actually use the easy start, she loves it..

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome, thanks for sharing 🙂

[@lancedean5987]

I have the BG 50 and love it, been using it for home cleanup the last few years.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's great. Hope it lasts you for many more years.

[@danielkelly8756]

13:11 This insight is something I've noticed from using 700 and 600 backpacks myself, if you get low and get thr nozzle close to the ground it works better. Stihl should make an aftermarket nozzle which extends and points forward. For clearing leaves but also things like pine needles on golf courses, this would work really well for sure.

[@mainstreetmower]

Great point

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

Love Stihl equipment, used many over the years, and still own some. The HS-86 CE ,as it's known in the UK, is a great vac. As for blowers though, I use the Husqvarna 525BX handheld, and the 580BTS backpack,and find them exceptional! That said, you can't go wrong with either company in my opinion!

[@mainstreetmower]

I agree. We did a huge comparison video with the best blowers that includes both the STIHL and Husky. Check it out, you might like it. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGqwcqaYidaUm9Esi=cm08Tfyg-USO5lSz

[@SKATEtime41]

I had a bg86 at my first home, about half an acre to mow... worked awesome. Just moved into a 5 acre lot with about 3 mowed, and it felt like it wasnt doing anything. Jumped into a br800c and i will never go back. I mean it still takes me a lot of time, but itd take a week if i had any of the smaller blowers.

[@pontiacf]

Thanks for this video u showed me exactly what I want…will go for the 430 u made my decision easy…thanks 👍🏻👍🏻

[@mainstreetmower]

So glad to hear that. Enjoy your new blower 🙂

[@alisonscannell3721]

Firstly, Merry Christmas! To everyone watching 🎄🎅 Guy's, you cover everyone from homeowners to commercial businesses as a homeowner it's great to be able to compare the lower end products. Being almost 60 ahem! I do like the look of the smaller backpack blower. It's easier to distribute the weight on your back as opposed to carrying the weight for us oldies. Thanks for all of your video's this year and I hope you and your families have a safe and happy Christmas ❤

[@mainstreetmower]

Merry Christmas Alison ☺

[@brettschleter8023]

800c is where it's at fellas. The ease of starting it is worth every penny 👌

[@mainstreetmower]

Such a great unit

[@timothysmirz2160]

I have a BR800C. Is this too big for me, probably, but after having to shut off the blower to answer questions, then take it off to start up again, the extra expense of the hip start MORE than makes up for it. I have zero regrets about it.

[@mainstreetmower]

Absolutely great choice and sound logic in my opinion.

[@petev.9357]

From a homeowner perspective for the least $$$ just get 2 BG50's and have the same NM as a back pack for a quarter the $. I have 1.3 acres in the PA woods. Fall leaf clean up is heavy! 1 in each hand works great!

[@CitizenJournoTN]

Br350 and the BG56 are both awesome. I own both and they do great for homeowners. Dry or wet small or larger jobs.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome. Very happy that both those units are working great for you 🙂

[@bobbystewart2605]

Cant forget abt the 450c with the electric start. Granted, more to break but it looks like it would b a lifesaver instead of having to take it on and off constant to talk to ppl.

[@elkskiutah8204]

Just had to say great video. Ive only watched the small gas handheld part so far but great comments.

[@mainstreetmower]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MiguelMatta-mi7rl]

love the 430 for light to mid debre clearing home owner comercial the 800 x or c for stick and wet leave fast and powerful but on idle it will kick you rocks and mulch or dont point it right at the groung or you ll see dirty left it idle one my phone and saw a hole on the grass. i am going to buy the 80 and a 800 youll get more work done one if just starting and then 800 when you got money you will need to replace the one prior to dont get the vacumm unless your a home owner or just ballin

[@mainstreetmower]

Great insight! You've obviously got some experience with these blowers.

[@Murphy-1066]

Is the Stihl BR450 C-EF still available in 2024 or is it being fazed out ?

[@silviocolella3308]

I love the STIHL BG86 work at a golf range and love using it

[@Stefano_B.]

Hi guys, great video. I have a question for you. I have the BR450, it’s a beast 100%, but in the future I would like to have a 4 mix one. The thing is that if I have to buy another one, I would like to do a real upgrade and I was looking at the 700, but you just said that there isn’t a big difference. What do you think? The real upgrade is only the 800? Thank you in advance

[@Trump985]

Well I would recommend the Echo PB9010 myself. It moves a lot more leaves then the Stihl BR800 I have and it's more reliable. I like Stihl saws but I haven't had great luck with their trimmers and blowers. All my Echo trimmers and blowers have been very dependable so far. The only real complaint I have with the 9010 is the tube is not very flexible compared to the 800s tube.

[@mainstreetmower]

The PB9010 is no doubt a great unit and so is Echo. We did a detailed video comparing the echo vs stihl vs redmax vs husqi. You might wanna check it out. Search for it on our channel 🙂

[@remi12423]

my biggest gripe with backpack blowers is not being able too start them without taking it off ur shoulder and doing a bunch of awkward movements just too put it back on. If i was in commercial work id 100% be on the 800C

[@chrismccarthy1535]

Between the 430 and 450, do the features in the tube and handle justify the cost difference ?

[@mainstreetmower]

In my opinion, it depends on the operator really. More so, if you're a taller person. Only $40 more (as of now), for more blowing force, and an adjustable tube sounds alright.

[@davidclarke8074]

What blower would you recommend for a starting a small yard care business ( with a small budget)

[@mainstreetmower]

I would say go with a backpack and not handheld, since when it comes to a business, carrying the handheld can have a toll on you. My personal fav is the BG600, but depending on the usage and the yards you're covering, you might be able to get away with a 450 as well.

[@davidclarke8074]

@@mainstreetmower many thanks I’ll look online about the 450 and 600 to see if they are in the available budget area .

[@mainstreetmower]

@@davidclarke8074 All the best man

[@KeithWashington3]

This was a great video. I appreciate the detail !

[@mainstreetmower]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@josiehubs787]

I want to see the blower used blowing leaves in the grass. Any blower is great on sidewalk.

[@mainstreetmower]

You got it, we have a video coming up that specifically does that!

[@TheSaw410]

Used BR600's for iver 10 years in multiple states. Fantastic product.

[@markclark1605]

Very good leaf blower the BR - 600 is a very reliable blower. Mine is 13 yrs old and performs great.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome to know the product works in different conditions. Thanks for sharing ☺

[@johnkosheluk1041]

I am a stilh repair texh but thay don't tell you that that spring for the bg86c is not warranty

[@BenzAddiction]

Excellent video, thanks.

[@mainstreetmower]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching ☺

[@andreabond3501]

Which styhl would be compatible to my husky

[@patrick-beyer]

Can anybody tell me the difference between BGA60 and BGA86? From specs are the same, but price is very different ;)

[@Edward-Norton]

The BG50 didn't hit full power until 13 seconds in. You could hear it bogging.

[@MikeZX14rrrrr]

Plus the operator, is taking his time.. Slacker lol

[@demskies]

That's cold man. I just heard the part @ 9:15 ..

[@DrivingGod21]

BR700s are popular for snow removal.

[@mainstreetmower]

Oh wow, good to know. Never snows here in Florida, so did not know.

[@DawnJiang-kd6me]

@@mainstreetmower Actually the br 800 is a more powerful option.

[@daboulgotti5717]

Thank you for this video bro this helped so much

[@mainstreetmower]

Glad it helped

[@MikeJones-tk2ed]

Stew so would you get the BG 56c or the BG 86?

[@mattjones1792]

I love my bg50 and br800c

[@mainstreetmower]

Both great blowers 🙂

[@Corvette1658]

Well today i got my dream Christmas gift. STIHL BG86C handheld blower.

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome man. Merry Christmas. ☺

[@jerrywhite4497]

For the money and performance, I just bought the BR430. This model actually uses a pin bearing on the piston rather than a bushing that you will find in the 600s and up. What's up with that Stihl...?

[@nateb7778]

Can you clarify what the impact is on a pin vs bushing bearing?

[@jerrywhite4497]

@nateb7778 In instances where high-velocity is a factor, bearings provide a better solution, while bushings respond well to low-speed, heavy load applications. The life of a bushing is greatly influenced by operational temperature and heat caused by friction from oscillating and reciprocating motion. So, why would Stihl use bushings on their pistons for the 600, 700, and 800 backpack blowers and not bearings..? It boggles the mind...

[@markclark1605]

The BR 430 is a two stroke engine.

[@markclark1605]

@@jerrywhite4497 most four stroke engines don't use a upper end bearing. Two stroke applications do so. I have worked on motocross engines and the two strokes use a needle bearing in a roller cage for the bearing space allowing them circulation individually. Four stroke upper end of the connecting rod is machined and ground for the od dimension of the wrist pin clearance.

[@jerrywhite4497]

@markclark1605 All of the Stihl backpack blowers are 2 strokes. The point I was making was that the larger backpack blowers from 600 up use bushings instead of wrist pin bearings.

[@kmorrow9638]

Br 450 all day. It compares to the 600 or 800 i think. It rips

[@mainstreetmower]

Great, great option.

[@Lakecenterlawncare]

I have the Stihl BR800, I like it, especially for summer blowing grass off sidewalks. However, for leaf cleanup, Stihl is so far behind in the game. I also have an Echo PB9010, and new Redmax EBX9000. The Echo I have had for a couple seasons and it outperforms the Stihl by leaps and bounds. The Redmax steps it up even more. With 1245cfm or 56N of force. That puts Stihl out of the fall cleanup game in my opinion.

[@mainstreetmower]

We actually did a video with all these blowers you mentioned. Check it out on our channel, would love to get your opinion on it 🙂

[@Lakecenterlawncare]

Didn't find it. Post a link. All I noticed is a lot of Stihl and Toro videos.

[@Born2doom]

BR600 was the best one they’ve ever made! So lightweight and powerful

[@mainstreetmower]

My personal favorite too 🙂

[@aandxdill2449]

I’m looking to blow wet leaves and snow in the winter in vermont. 800 or 600. I want power

[@Born2doom]

@ for jobs like that I recommend the 800. Although I did replace my 800 with the Redmax EBZ9000

[@Angel_Summons]

​@@Born2doomhow do the 800 and 9000 compare?

[@Born2doom]

@@Angel_Summons the 800 doesn’t even come close to the Echo 9010 that’s been out. And the EBZ9000 is very strong with an insane amount of blow force (MPH) only thing not so good about it is the price

[@silencedmatrix2140]

If I owned a house I'd go the Kombi Battery Power to be honest and get an extra battery. Have a Edger/ Trimmer/ Hedgetrimmer and Blower attachment. They also need to work on the weight of that backpack blower and increase run time again to ever make that worth it in location's that aren't regulated by battery equipment. Also honestly thought the BR800 might do it sub 10 seconds lol...

[@mainstreetmower]

Unique but totally sensible take in my opinion.

[@andreabond3501]

3.3 Kw power output my 580BTS Husquvarna backpack blower

[@Ryan-ii9rx]

Just bought the BGA 60 and maybe this comment can help someone who’s interested in it. It’s great except the grip isn’t big enough for my hand I guess, so the part of my finger that’s actually on the trigger isn’t the tip. Since it’s a variable speed trigger, I basically have to squeeze the whole handle to engage the highest speed, and your forearms will get a workout after a while

[@roypeterka]

I have a 700 and 600 and 450. In the real world the 450 and 600 are much closer together than the 700. The 700 is my preferred blower of the 3. For my use the larger volume of the 700 moves leaves better than the 600.

[@mainstreetmower]

Agreed.

[@jasonslaughter2811]

The br 600 is the best hands down I’ve compared number plus I’m only 150 pounds so you really have to get what fits you the 800 was just over kill to me

[@mainstreetmower]

Agreed. The best all around unit - BR600!

[@DawnJiang-kd6me]

Just to let you know I own the sthil br 600. Bought it for $499

[@mainstreetmower]

Great Blower!

[@jozy5154]

Is the 430 good at blowing blades of grass off the lawn? Especially biweekly cuts

[@mainstreetmower]

Yes the BR430 has good power

[@beeraddlee1]

Br 450. saves weight and about two dozen moving parts, only three. Bad boy is making a monster. We all need to be very afraid of or go out and get.

[@elkskiutah8204]

Such a great review. I didn't know they had such a wide lineup. At the stores they have only a few models and its confusing to pick one. Its sthil a hard decision. Elec vs gas. Handheld vs back pack

[@mainstreetmower]

Thanks for watching ☺

[@GamerGee]

800 all day and I have a small yard. I just want wet leaf power.

[@aandxdill2449]

Yeah thats what I’m thinking. I’m not that strong of a girl but I’d rather handle a great easy machine and thinking the 800c 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@GamerGee]

@@aandxdill2449 it’s worth it. Plus the straps support your back well.

[@dewainkoester1026]

Cool video!

[@REDLINERUNNER]

I ordered myself BG86, I'm a TWO STROKE guy...

[@mainstreetmower]

That's awesome. Hope you enjoy your new Blower

[@REDLINERUNNER]

@mainstreetmower I do! It blew my mind!! I blew my yard in few minutes...

[@mainstreetmower]

@@REDLINERUNNER Awesome!

[@REDLINERUNNER]

@@mainstreetmower I don't understand how people use it for a month or two and then it sits for the rest of the year... People are not creative... You can use it almost daily whole year... In the spring when is spring cleaning you can blow all the dust, spider webs and stuff... You can blow off the grass clippings after mowing/trimming the garden. In the summer the same thing and much more. The sky is the limit... Autumn after storms or to blow the leaves and more... Even my dad who was scheptical when I bought it was impressed!!

[@edgardiaz4200]

bg 50 all day

[@mainstreetmower]

It does run all day 👼

[@andrelalonde536]

I own a 600, neighbour has a 700, my 600 is significantly better in leaves (wet or dry). 600 is way more efficient and uses less gas as well

[@mainstreetmower]

Definitely my personal favorite too.

[@davidwilliam3697]

the BR800x here in ontario cost $929 cdn.. not cheap

[@mainstreetmower]

That's steep ngl. It's around $650 in Florida right now. BR800X is definitely cream of the crop tho.

[@andrewkennedy9704]

​@@mainstreetmower650usd is close to 910cdn. So not much cheaper

[@mainstreetmower]

Oh lol, I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know 🙂@@andrewkennedy9704

[@markclark1605]

Br 800 X

[@pari521]

Where is stihl corded leaf blower?

[@mainstreetmower]

Im personally not a big fan of the corded ones. And as we explained in the video, STIHL kind of pivoted away from that design and developed more towards keeping the battery products cordless.

[@Angel_Summons]

BR800 is perfect for tree service as its the only one that can push and throw sticks, trigs, and branches. This blows so hard it will blow tou back and wear your muscles out a bit, just fighting against how hard it pushes yoi back. Practically, it is too powerful if you want to blow out mulch beds for common landscaping BR700 is for dry, bulk leaf clean ups only. Like they say, it moves volume, but it actually has less punching power when compared to the BR600 BR600 is the absolute must have of you want to tick all the boxes, get the beat of all worlds, satifsaction guaranteed. If you are a landscaper or do lawn care, the BR600 is the clear winner, and should be you first purchase. Once you have the capacity for a second blower, then purschase the BR800 to satisfy those big jobs, while still using the BR600 for most daily needs. Lawn care professionals*** You must buy a BR600, nothing smaller Homeowners** Can get away with a BR430 for residential use throughout the yard Anything smaller is for blowing off sidewalks after mowing, such like that. Not much help in terms of leaf clean ups. Too slow, better off just raking Hope this helps guys! Used BR600's sell for $300 used on Marketplace. Now go start yourself a business! ❤

[@andreabond3501]

Enjoying thank you

[@NicolaiBDK]

I didn´t see the 450 test, were you too lazy doing that?

[@MiguelMatta-mi7rl]

The Quite is good for sales smart sell the job

[@MikeZX14rrrrr]

4:20 Also has to do with the Operators ambition.. Pick up the pace Mr.. Slacker lol

[@mainstreetmower]

haha i am sure it feels like this while looking at it on video, but i promise it was more so because of the air flow you get when using those units in person.

[@CJ-vc7ts]

buddy was blowning straight at the floor on the test of the 700

[@harryerhart5978]

You saw what Harry had 600 800👍👍

[@Sazonman]

I want a blower that's really good at blowing and for a veryyy long time😂🤣😂😂

[@toodamsneaky2585]

Most of the time the operates on a real job site move much faster with the equipment.

[@ParkSoobinIsMyBias]

Be 600 best model

[@mainstreetmower]

My personal fav for sure.

[@emersoncarvalho4269]

Tudo certo aí amigos,?Desde Brasil, tenho um bg86 e um bga86, é o mais potente a bateria disponível por aqui na linha a bateria,nem mochila tem , estamos na idade da pedra, ótimo vídeo, tudo de bom a vcs

[@mainstreetmower]

Definitivamente es cierto y está probado aquí en Florida. Me alegra saber que también le está funcionando bien en Brasil. Gracias por compartir.

[@emersoncarvalho4269]

@@mainstreetmower Q vocês tenham um ótimo ano novo,boa sorte!

[@mainstreetmower]

@@emersoncarvalho4269 Gracias y a ti también. ☺

[@jma24]

Interesting video. I have the BR600 for a larger property and find it woefully underpowered. Very interesting to see the increased power in the 800.

[@mainstreetmower]

Yes depending on how large the property is, you might need the extra power of 800

[@silverbackag9790]

Or a Ventrac tractor with one of their blower options (there are two).

[@victoryfirst2878]

Blowing on black top does not really mean real world testing. JUST SAYING FELLOWS.

[@skyelark155]

Br 800 C destroys all

[@mainstreetmower]

A beast indeed

[@aandxdill2449]

I’m a woman not great at pull starts, but I want power and easy start. Thinking the 800c with the waist belt also

[@twopoke]

Battery 700 bucks same as 460 petrol.... No real competition there then!!!

[@mainstreetmower]

They have a new batter blower out and it truly slaps it's gas counterpart out the field. We're dropping a video on it soon, make sure you tune in.

[@rudyelizondo1935]

Br200 blower has big problems with the carburetor, I’m on my second one and the Stihl approved mechanic is trying to to get the third carburetor to work but they all failed. Shame on you Stihl for making crap

[@andreabond3501]

7200 Max rpm

[@davegill7614]

Never get why Americans call a liquid gas???

[@mainstreetmower]

hahah that's funny. But FYI it's short for 'gasoline'

[@harryerhart5978]

Fuel economy and weight 600 800 430 less maintenance maybe more weight less newtons 😊

[@nateb7778]

Are you saying in that order if what you would buy?

[@harryerhart5978]

Yes