I've owned the PB-2620 for a couple of years now. If you are wondering if there are any negatives, I do have one. Leaves tend to get sucked onto the orange grill behind the black grill. There isn't enough room between the two grills to easily get your fingers in to remove the leaves. I have to shut the machine off to remove the suction so the leaves can fall off. Not the biggest gripe, but if you don't remove the leaves the engine RPMs go up ( could over RPM motor?) and the blowing capability goes down. I wish the black grill was hinged somehow to make cleaning easier.
Hey JB, I am currently in the process of buying my first house! I see you've made a few Echo vids, but I was also considering Stihl for some yard equipment - is it possible for you to do a comparison of Stihl Vs Echo? I don't think you need any chainsaws for your property but maybe string trimmers, or blowers? I just want to make sure I get the most for my money. Which ever I chose ill run TruFuel ethanol free fuel so no worries there hahaha, But your videos convinced me to buy an Ariens snow-thrower and i wasn't disappointed.
Hey Danny! Congrats on your purchase! You can’t go wrong with echo! But you did inspire me to give some stihl equipment a shot. Perhaps later in the summer I’ll give them a whirl. Both are great options honestly! A neighbor of mine agent stihl and no complaints from him! You may want to check out echo red armor 50-1 oil! Like you I was all for trufuel but found out it’s robbing your engine of some higher rpm’s. The echo red armor runs cleaner and keeps your pistons clear of any build. It’s a little pricier and I mix it with ethanol free fuel! I can hear the difference in how things run! Give it a shot and like your ariens you won’t be disappointed! ROCK ON BROTHER! 👍
I have owned this blower for 2.5 yrs now. Is hands down the best hendheld out there. The reason for the extended warm up is the catelyst in the muffler. Yes a catelytic converter in the muffler. Until this warms up they are a bit underpowered and will not run at full rpm’s! Carb adjustments are tricky as well. Requires a long D adjustment tool, you won’t get in there with anything else! Purchased this tool for mine for 39$. I hope this helps anybody wondering about the warmup issue!
I think I got it from Sawzilla. It’s the micro D adjustment screwdriver. The long version of it. Part # 20-1202. It has to be the long one to get to the high adjustment screw. It’s been about a year since I ordered this! As far as what I found looking online I’m fairly certain this is the one that I ordered.
Great stuff, JB. Today was my first lawn mowing of the season, and afterward I reached for my trusty ECHO SRM-230 gas trimmer I bought new in October of 2006. It started on the second pull (after not running for 5 months). ECHO machines will last you a lifetime if you do the proper maintenance. 😎👍
Excellent! I have the LN model. Is lower noise I think. Echo is great. Nice to see the wife using the garage gear. I try to teach mine to use my Ariens snow throw, Yardmax track barrow and Makita powered wheel barrel but no such luck. She does use the Dewalt mini leaf blower every day though. These lovely gals make a house a home! Great video!
Nice review JB! Looks like it starts pretty easy too. I might have to check this out. I actually use the Ego blower even in the Winter to clear off that pasty light snow on the driveway and car but the battery life is really affected by the cold. Good to see the Garage Gal getting involved. What’s up for the weekend? Cheers buddy!
Hey Jay! Thanks my friend! This is her favorite tool in the garage! She had to be in this one! Packing up and getting out of town for the week again! Heading to NC! What’s going on on your end?
@@GarageGear I'll be stuck in Buffalo enjoy this crazy weather! Watching the Grandsons tonight. Playing it by ear tomorrow but maybe smoking some ribs! Enjoy your vacation!
I have a corded blower I got 10+ years go it is a Toro blower / mulched. This home has a bigger yard so when I get a newer blower this will be on the top of my list. I see ur box has French on it so now I k ow these echos are sold in Canada.
Good to hear Echo has added better quality parts to this product (especially engine) I know Stihl has their BG50 blower that is 2 pounds lighter and has a larger engine (27.2cc) saw it online for $150. The PB-2620 specs show an AV system, seems odd it like to dance? Love your content!
Stihl know how to market for good sales. That is make the machine look very nice and beautiful with orange and white colours. And built it to have a crapload of power. Build quality, quality of components and lifespan are absolutely terrible. But it looks great and by the time it blows up, most guys have lost interest anyway, and will just buy a new one
Get the Echo, even the Stigh bg86 doesn’t last long without engine/carb issues. I’ve had terrible luck with Stihl blowers at work, so we just switched to Echo for the first time ever, but just the blowers.
I only have one piece of echo equipment, and that’s a spreader, but it’s great. Awesome tip for blowing out that matted grass. It’s more important than people thing for good spring grass health! A light raking helps too.
@@GarageGear I’m stepping up from a Scott’s mini, which has hollow plastic wheels that can catch material if you don’t walk fast enough… I’m not a fast walker lol. This goes thru material quickly but throws way further! My front yard takes maybe 10 passes with my (ego) mower and I can do it in 3 with the spreader, for reference. 3 complaints, and I’d be happy to elaborate more. The side guard tends to drop on its own. I just hold it with a bungee cord, some say you can bend the spring to make it tighter. It doesn’t like to completely empty the hopper, so I have a couple zip ties to be,p out the little propellor. And the only really annoying thing is that sometimes it’ll jump settings. Like from 5 to 12 when you release the lever. I’m pretty sure what’s happening is a granule gets stuck between the trap door and the gate that actually changes the size of the opening when you change settings. It’s worse with larger prills, like the prodiamine I threw down yesterday. Smaller prill “greens grade” stuff throws down like a champ. So I’m just cognizant of the need to really let that handle snap back when I let go, that seems to clear it. I haven’t figured out a way to clamp the setting lever into place, but so much is moved via a spring, probably to avoid damage, that it may not help much. I try to thoroughly clean it too! That reminds me, daddy needs a fresh bag of fert lol
I was looking at the Stihl that you did a video on and it's hard to find, and been around since 2009. I am sold on this one, I have ordered because of this video.
That's my blower, love it! Great features and power. I've had Homelite, Ryobi, and the Echo PB250, the predecessor of the 2520. The 2620 stands above them all.
I snatched a second hand 2520 deal a few years ago. Runs beautifully but the lack of the anti vibration grip as this model has is the only downside, after the 2-3 min warmup at max rpm it starts getting uncomfortable. Does adding that flared nozzle increase the rpm of the engine to push that same amount of cfm through the nozzle. Steve did a test of jerry rigged tapered nozzle mods (not manufacturer supplied ones) showcasing this thought process which can burn out engines from having to rev harder.
I owned a lawn care/maintenance business for 20 years and used all Echo equipment. Make sure you buy your Echo equipment from a Echo dealer. Do not buy it from the orange or blue store. Those stores sell there equipment based on a price point and most likely that blower is cheaply made. You will be very happy with Echo, I was!
Hey BT This video May answer some of your questions. HOW TO PREVENT GRASS FROM STICKING TO YOUR MOWER DECK WITH A CERAMIC COATING th-cam.com/video/V3z2iDVXOkg/w-d-xo.html might do another video on this!
I just watched your 2520 video last night and I mentioned the 2620. That blower has been on my list of must haves since it came out 4yrs ago. I still don't have one though.
The same engine powers my PAS-2620 and you're right, it takes a bit to warm up but when it's ready, boy does it work. I have the PAS blower attachment so I don't really have any need for a dedicated blower. On the other hand, I do have other blowers but I purchased them before my PAS system. The oldest one I own is a PB-210e. It's a quiet little unit with an aluminum fan.
@@GarageGearI've heard those echos are cold blooded for a minute or so. I slowly warm up my stihl for a minute I cover the tube with my hand to let it warm up slowly and when I'm done I let it idle for 45 seconds before shutting it down. I like to run for 15 minutes to let it get up to temperature to burn any excess oil off. The only advantage for battery powered In my opinion is if you only use it for a couple of minutes. If you need 20 minutes, buy a 2 stroke. I'm not spending 200 on a battery one though
@@brettcatterall7761 all good points here Brett! They do take a minute to warm up. Once they are they pack a punch! Totally agree runtime over 20 minutes needs to be a two stroke!
Another great video, thank you. I plan on using my blower to also clear snow off my driveway and sidewalk. With this in mind, would this be suitable comfort/stress wise or would you recommend a backpack blower?
Backpack blowers move more air faster. Depends on how quick you want to get the job done. I use the handheld for quick jobs and the backpack for big jobs. I guess see what fits you best.
I have a 9010 and a 580. Looking to sell 580 because the 9010 is all I need. I am planning on purchasing this blower or the 770 as a backup or light use blower
cool to see your wife. okay ? ego with the 650 /180 mph hr or echo in vid. I just looked them both up and almost the same specs ego is 180 mph and I dont like that warm up crap that u mentioned with echo. Im thinking of going battery power when my stihl blower and trimmer craps out. I just luv ego have a good weekend !!!
Hey Ray! Here’s my non-sugar coated answer. The echo will last 10-20 years with no issues and an hour of run time at full throttle. The ego will run about 25 minutes at low speeds and less than 10 on turbo. Batteries will last about 3-5 years from what I’m reading. $250ish for a new one. You’ll have to decide which will work best for your lawn and how long you plan to keep it! Thanks for watching bud!
JB you have to upgrade those ball valves on your pool pad to Jandy Never Lube Valves. Avoid the eventual seizing and breakage of those ball valves. Trust me on this, this is the way!
No doubt this blower was built to last a long time, but the thing is guys just upgrade equipment for the sake of it these days. So most of them will get retired or scrapped well before their self life is over. and then you sort of ask at the end of the day is it really any better than a 1992 Shindaiwa EB240? Lol
Thanks flint! I see an echo add once in a blue moon on my phone but other than that they let their reputation sell their products! Have a good week my friend!
Great video! Stihl makes great chainsaws. Very good trimmers. Blowers? Echo walks away with the prize. I realize that the backpack units are a little too big for what you need.That said they are the most amazing sounding. Easiest starting blowers. Now! I am going to probably buy Sthil trimmer; straight shaft. My question? What is your take on they’re 4 Mix line of engines? They run cleaner. Little better on fuel efficiency. I think that they’re a little to complex. Down the road you have to adjust the valves. And you have to be super careful about the oil/gas mixture. So, I am a shy on buying one.
Appreciate you John! I’ll have to investigate those a bit further. I’m sure they’re built well but I always like to stick with what works. Sometimes new technology looks and sounds great on paper but when put into practice can be a real pain long term. I’ll keep you posted if I hear more information on these!
Oh forgive! Today, I was going to buy the 580(?) Echo blow. It was sold out. So, for $70 more I could get the 770. I bought it! It’s a little bit more than I wanted. But, I do have work for it clearing leaves for some people who need it done. That said; wow! This thing hauls! Amazing sounding engine. Music! And it doesn’t ever smoke. You don’t honestly smell anything from the exhaust. I know this is something you don’t test. Still, it would be a fun blog. Yes! I am an old mower head.
@@GarageGear Can’t find it down here in Canandaigua area. Checked all over the area and they stock the PB-2520. I was going to get that before you put your video out lol.
Hey Tony, yes! But if you got a lot of them and want to really move them fast I have an echo pb770t and clears them out quick with 700+ CFM! Thanks for watching!
I've owned 2 different all in one units like that and they all have sucked. Bought a husqvarna backpack and it ROCKS! Throw that unit in the garbage and get backpack...
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I've owned the PB-2620 for a couple of years now. If you are wondering if there are any negatives, I do have one. Leaves tend to get sucked onto the orange grill behind the black grill. There isn't enough room between the two grills to easily get your fingers in to remove the leaves. I have to shut the machine off to remove the suction so the leaves can fall off. Not the biggest gripe, but if you don't remove the leaves the engine RPMs go up ( could over RPM motor?) and the blowing capability goes down. I wish the black grill was hinged somehow to make cleaning easier.
Thanks for sharing this Mr bill!
Hey JB, I am currently in the process of buying my first house! I see you've made a few Echo vids, but I was also considering Stihl for some yard equipment - is it possible for you to do a comparison of Stihl Vs Echo? I don't think you need any chainsaws for your property but maybe string trimmers, or blowers? I just want to make sure I get the most for my money. Which ever I chose ill run TruFuel ethanol free fuel so no worries there hahaha, But your videos convinced me to buy an Ariens snow-thrower and i wasn't disappointed.
Hey Danny! Congrats on your purchase! You can’t go wrong with echo! But you did inspire me to give some stihl equipment a shot. Perhaps later in the summer I’ll give them a whirl. Both are great options honestly! A neighbor of mine agent stihl and no complaints from him! You may want to check out echo red armor 50-1 oil! Like you I was all for trufuel but found out it’s robbing your engine of some higher rpm’s. The echo red armor runs cleaner and keeps your pistons clear of any build. It’s a little pricier and I mix it with ethanol free fuel! I can hear the difference in how things run! Give it a shot and like your ariens you won’t be disappointed! ROCK ON BROTHER! 👍
I have owned this blower for 2.5 yrs now. Is hands down the best hendheld out there. The reason for the extended warm up is the catelyst in the muffler. Yes a catelytic converter in the muffler. Until this warms up they are a bit underpowered and will not run at full rpm’s! Carb adjustments are tricky as well. Requires a long D adjustment tool, you won’t get in there with anything else! Purchased this tool for mine for 39$. I hope this helps anybody wondering about the warmup issue!
This is great information Michael! Thank you for sharing!
Do you by chance know the part # for the adjustment tool?
I think I got it from Sawzilla. It’s the micro D adjustment screwdriver. The long version of it. Part # 20-1202. It has to be the long one to get to the high adjustment screw. It’s been about a year since I ordered this! As far as what I found looking online I’m fairly certain this is the one that I ordered.
Great stuff, JB.
Today was my first lawn mowing of the season, and afterward I reached for my trusty ECHO SRM-230 gas trimmer I bought new in October of 2006.
It started on the second pull (after not running for 5 months). ECHO machines will last you a lifetime if you do the proper maintenance. 😎👍
ROCK ON BROTHER! My first mow will be in about a week or so. Was your yard a swamp?
Hard to beat echos man! They have the potential to outlive us! 👍
Excellent! I have the LN model. Is lower noise I think. Echo is great. Nice to see the wife using the garage gear. I try to teach mine to use my Ariens snow throw, Yardmax track barrow and Makita powered wheel barrel but no such luck. She does use the Dewalt mini leaf blower every day though. These lovely gals make a house a home! Great video!
They sure do! Thanks for the awesome feedback Rick! And thanks for sharing about your equipment!
Nice review JB! Looks like it starts pretty easy too. I might have to check this out. I actually use the Ego blower even in the Winter to clear off that pasty light snow on the driveway and car but the battery life is really affected by the cold. Good to see the Garage Gal getting involved. What’s up for the weekend? Cheers buddy!
Hey Jay! Thanks my friend! This is her favorite tool in the garage! She had to be in this one! Packing up and getting out of town for the week again! Heading to NC! What’s going on on your end?
@@GarageGear I'll be stuck in Buffalo enjoy this crazy weather! Watching the Grandsons tonight. Playing it by ear tomorrow but maybe smoking some ribs! Enjoy your vacation!
@@jaybooth4815 thanks my friend! Enjoy those ribs!
I have a corded blower I got 10+ years go it is a Toro blower / mulched. This home has a bigger yard so when I get a newer blower this will be on the top of my list. I see ur box has French on it so now I k ow these echos are sold in Canada.
Hey Laurie! Definitely want this blower at the top of your list. It’s an awesome machine you’ll get many years out of! Thanks for watching!
Good to hear Echo has added better quality parts to this product (especially engine) I know Stihl has their BG50 blower that is 2 pounds lighter and has a larger engine (27.2cc) saw it online for $150. The PB-2620 specs show an AV system, seems odd it like to dance? Love your content!
Oh she’ll dance alright! I wonder if that would change with a rubber base? Thanks for being a cool fan!
Stihl know how to market for good sales. That is make the machine look very nice and beautiful with orange and white colours. And built it to have a crapload of power. Build quality, quality of components and lifespan are absolutely terrible. But it looks great and by the time it blows up, most guys have lost interest anyway, and will just buy a new one
Get the Echo, even the Stigh bg86 doesn’t last long without engine/carb issues. I’ve had terrible luck with Stihl blowers at work, so we just switched to Echo for the first time ever, but just the blowers.
I only have one piece of echo equipment, and that’s a spreader, but it’s great. Awesome tip for blowing out that matted grass. It’s more important than people thing for good spring grass health! A light raking helps too.
How do you like the spreader? Throw good? Definitely turning greener already and I filmed those grass clips last Friday.
@@GarageGear I’m stepping up from a Scott’s mini, which has hollow plastic wheels that can catch material if you don’t walk fast enough… I’m not a fast walker lol. This goes thru material quickly but throws way further! My front yard takes maybe 10 passes with my (ego) mower and I can do it in 3 with the spreader, for reference. 3 complaints, and I’d be happy to elaborate more. The side guard tends to drop on its own. I just hold it with a bungee cord, some say you can bend the spring to make it tighter. It doesn’t like to completely empty the hopper, so I have a couple zip ties to be,p out the little propellor. And the only really annoying thing is that sometimes it’ll jump settings. Like from 5 to 12 when you release the lever. I’m pretty sure what’s happening is a granule gets stuck between the trap door and the gate that actually changes the size of the opening when you change settings. It’s worse with larger prills, like the prodiamine I threw down yesterday. Smaller prill “greens grade” stuff throws down like a champ. So I’m just cognizant of the need to really let that handle snap back when I let go, that seems to clear it. I haven’t figured out a way to clamp the setting lever into place, but so much is moved via a spring, probably to avoid damage, that it may not help much. I try to thoroughly clean it too! That reminds me, daddy needs a fresh bag of fert lol
@@BenNawrath good details here my man! I should have you writing my scripts lol!
@@GarageGear ha! Well if you ever plan on doing a review let me know, happy to help out.
@@BenNawrath appreciate it bud!
After nearly 10 years of use, my Echo backpack blower is still trouble-free. It was a great investment.
Can’t beat echo! Thanks for watching Wayne!
Amen. I've had my ECHO backpack for 17 years, and it runs as good as the day I brought it home. :)
I was looking at the Stihl that you did a video on and it's hard to find, and been around since 2009. I am sold on this one, I have ordered because of this video.
Hey Vader, you picked a good one my friend! The echo has plenty of power and is super durable. Thanks for supporting the channel!
That's my blower, love it! Great features and power. I've had Homelite, Ryobi, and the Echo PB250, the predecessor of the 2520. The 2620 stands above them all.
It’s the tank of all handheld blowers Smallblock! Have a good weekend bud!
I snatched a second hand 2520 deal a few years ago. Runs beautifully but the lack of the anti vibration grip as this model has is the only downside, after the 2-3 min warmup at max rpm it starts getting uncomfortable. Does adding that flared nozzle increase the rpm of the engine to push that same amount of cfm through the nozzle. Steve did a test of jerry rigged tapered nozzle mods (not manufacturer supplied ones) showcasing this thought process which can burn out engines from having to rev harder.
I’ll have to look into this in more detail!
I owned a lawn care/maintenance business for 20 years and used all Echo equipment. Make sure you buy your Echo equipment from a Echo dealer. Do not buy it from the orange or blue store. Those stores sell there equipment based on a price point and most likely that blower is cheaply made. You will be very happy with Echo, I was!
Its the same equipment
Thanks for sharing this Dennis! 👍
Nice little blower! Can you do a video on the most effective way to clean a lawnmower deck and possibly ceramic coating it (car ceramic coating)?
Hey BT This video May answer some of your questions. HOW TO PREVENT GRASS FROM STICKING TO YOUR MOWER DECK WITH A CERAMIC COATING
th-cam.com/video/V3z2iDVXOkg/w-d-xo.html might do another video on this!
@@GarageGear oh sick!!! I'll watch it now 🙏
I just watched your 2520 video last night and I mentioned the 2620. That blower has been on my list of must haves since it came out 4yrs ago. I still don't have one though.
Hey Eric! You won’t be upset getting one or the other! The 2620 is definitely more commercial grade! Plenty of power! Thanks for watching my friend!
@@GarageGear I finally got my PB 2620 6 weeks ago. I am very happy with it, best handheld blower I have used.
@@WisconsinEric echo makes an awesome machine! 👍👍
The same engine powers my PAS-2620 and you're right, it takes a bit to warm up but when it's ready, boy does it work. I have the PAS blower attachment so I don't really have any need for a dedicated blower. On the other hand, I do have other blowers but I purchased them before my PAS system. The oldest one I own is a PB-210e. It's a quiet little unit with an aluminum fan.
Gotta love echo equipment! Lasts forever with plenty of power WJC! Thanks for watching as always!
I wouldn't mind trying one of those echos, the weed wackers last a long time. I got around 70 hours on my stihl bg86 and still has good compression
Awesome my friend! Thanks for sharing
@@GarageGearI've heard those echos are cold blooded for a minute or so. I slowly warm up my stihl for a minute I cover the tube with my hand to let it warm up slowly and when I'm done I let it idle for 45 seconds before shutting it down. I like to run for 15 minutes to let it get up to temperature to burn any excess oil off.
The only advantage for battery powered In my opinion is if you only use it for a couple of minutes. If you need 20 minutes, buy a 2 stroke. I'm not spending 200 on a battery one though
@@brettcatterall7761 all good points here Brett! They do take a minute to warm up. Once they are they pack a punch! Totally agree runtime over 20 minutes needs to be a two stroke!
Another great video, thank you. I plan on using my blower to also clear snow off my driveway and sidewalk. With this in mind, would this be suitable comfort/stress wise or would you recommend a backpack blower?
Backpack blowers move more air faster. Depends on how quick you want to get the job done. I use the handheld for quick jobs and the backpack for big jobs. I guess see what fits you best.
@@GarageGear thanks so much.
I have a 9010 and a 580. Looking to sell 580 because the 9010 is all I need. I am planning on purchasing this blower or the 770 as a backup or light use blower
Awesome Chevy thanks for sharing
Slick move using the blower instead of a rake to stand up the grass. 👍
Makes quick work of it. Thanks for watching!
cool to see your wife. okay ? ego with the 650 /180 mph hr or echo in vid. I just looked them both up and almost the same specs ego is 180 mph and I dont like that warm up crap that u mentioned with echo. Im thinking of going battery power when my stihl blower and trimmer craps out. I just luv ego have a good weekend !!!
Hey Ray! Here’s my non-sugar coated answer. The echo will last 10-20 years with no issues and an hour of run time at full throttle. The ego will run about 25 minutes at low speeds and less than 10 on turbo. Batteries will last about 3-5 years from what I’m reading. $250ish for a new one.
You’ll have to decide which will work best for your lawn and how long you plan to keep it! Thanks for watching bud!
Love everything on this blower but the left side intake irritates me.
Love my 6 yr stihl bg55 but the small fuel tank and the arrester plug sucks 😅
Thanks for sharing cee!
JB you have to upgrade those ball valves on your pool pad to Jandy Never Lube Valves. Avoid the eventual seizing and breakage of those ball valves. Trust me on this, this is the way!
Thanks for mentioning this Amy!
I own a Stihl BG56C handheld blower and I love mine. This echo is a very mean looking blower that's for sure
Stihl and echo are the best of the best! Thanks for watching Andy!
No doubt this blower was built to last a long time, but the thing is guys just upgrade equipment for the sake of it these days. So most of them will get retired or scrapped well before their self life is over. and then you sort of ask at the end of the day is it really any better than a 1992 Shindaiwa EB240? Lol
I’ll be keeping this blower around for the long haul! Thanks for watching! 👍
The hand held leaf blower I use is a old craftsman that max air speed is 220 i don't remember the cfm though
Might say somewhere on the unit. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review, that will be my next blower purchase.
Can’t go wrong with this blower! Thanks for watching Time!
Hitachi lasts unless you use pump gas
Thanks for sharing Rk!
Wonder if the trimmers have interchangeable parts with blowers...
I would think so! Thanks for watching another Carlos!
Great video about both the blower and tips of how to use it in the lawn.
Thanks Michael! Figured I’d throw some spring clean up clips in there! Thanks for watching bud!
If I stayed with gas, I’d likely have bought that blower.
It reminds me of my old Homelite😂👴
Homelite is JUNK no comparison but is better than battery crap
@@mrbriggs68 I’m guessing you’re not a fan of either, huh?
Hey JS! I had a Homelite many years ago! Any plans for the weekend my friend?
@@GarageGear hey JB, no plans here. Dealing with crazy storms. I did manage to get my first cut in on Thursday though. Looks good. Enjoy your weekend!
Fantastic review. Thank you. Shout out to The Garage Gal!!!!
Thanks a lot Ant! Garage gal and I appreciate you! 👍
I’m thinking my 20yr old Stihl will need replacing soon. I’ll probably get 1 of these.
They’re a solid buy! 👍
I have a electric leaf blower my lawn is pretty small but if I ever need a gas powered I will definitely give them a chance
Echo is definitely worth the look! Thanks for watching glitch! Have a great rest of your week!
I don't hear much about Echo. Great review!
Thanks flint! I see an echo add once in a blue moon on my phone but other than that they let their reputation sell their products! Have a good week my friend!
Another great video JB. Its nice to see Garage Gal make an appearance. She is lovely.
Hey Chuck! She sure is! Appreciate your positive feedback as always bud! Have a good weekend!
Finally get to meet garage gal. Great videos!
She’s the BEST! Thanks for watching shedder!
My stihl hand held is 12 years old. I never had one single problem.
Thanks for sharing Michael! Stihl makes a great product too!
I got the same leaf blower It's a great product if you're looking for one I highly recommend buying one
Appreciate the positive feedback outdoor stuff! 👍 thanks for watching!
I think I’ll get one to go with my backpack
@@marklloyd4153 you’ll be a walking tornado!
Does anyone know if i could attach the Stihl gutter cleaning attachment with this blower?
Don’t know for sure but duct tape is great for many things!
@@GarageGear haha very true didn't even think about that. Thank you for the reply. Great video BTW!!
Garage gal seems like she wants to give it back
Oh no she ain’t giving that thing up!
Great video! Stihl makes great chainsaws. Very good trimmers. Blowers? Echo walks away with the prize. I realize that the backpack units are a little too big for what you need.That said they are the most amazing sounding. Easiest starting blowers. Now! I am going to probably buy Sthil trimmer; straight shaft. My question? What is your take on they’re 4 Mix line of engines? They run cleaner. Little better on fuel efficiency. I think that they’re a little to complex. Down the road you have to adjust the valves. And you have to be super careful about the oil/gas mixture. So, I am a shy on buying one.
Appreciate you John! I’ll have to investigate those a bit further. I’m sure they’re built well but I always like to stick with what works. Sometimes new technology looks and sounds great on paper but when put into practice can be a real pain long term. I’ll keep you posted if I hear more information on these!
Oh forgive! Today, I was going to buy the 580(?) Echo blow. It was sold out. So, for $70 more I could get the 770. I bought it! It’s a little bit more than I wanted. But, I do have work for it clearing leaves for some people who need it done. That said; wow! This thing hauls! Amazing sounding engine. Music! And it doesn’t ever smoke. You don’t honestly smell anything from the exhaust. I know this is something you don’t test. Still, it would be a fun blog. Yes! I am an old mower head.
@@johncombs6543 awesome John! I own a 770 as well. It’s a great blower! Super powerful too!
Watching I got my stihl. Love it
Thanks for watching
Any gas powered small engine especially 2 strokes should be allowed to warm up before putting a load on it.
Thanks for sharing steve
All my echo/ Honda and Shindaiwa equipment start first or second pull and they get used 5 days a week every week
Rock on! All good equipment!
Big box side stack lawnmowers I purchased should I keep it because of sides stack Toro electric start
I just responded to this
About to order it from Home Depot for $249! Doesn’t look like they stock it in stores.
They used to in NYS! 😄🤷♂️ great blower!
@@GarageGear Can’t find it down here in Canandaigua area. Checked all over the area and they stock the PB-2520. I was going to get that before you put your video out lol.
Would this have enough power to blow helicopters from the grass? Or do I need 200mph+?
Hey Tony, yes! But if you got a lot of them and want to really move them fast I have an echo pb770t and clears them out quick with 700+ CFM! Thanks for watching!
@@GarageGear i got a small yard would you buy this or a 580?
@@tonychau1983 is probably go with the 580! Only because you’ll move stuff faster! More air and speed!
@@GarageGear thanks
Another good one thumbs up.
Thanks a lot Donald! Enjoy the weekend my friend!
I’m in the market and have been considering an Ego. Would love to see you do a compare. Thanks!
Hey Shawn! Did you catch this video last fall? Echo PB2520 vs Ego 615 CFM - BEST BLOWER UNDER $200
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@@GarageGear awesome, thanks!
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Thanks for watching
Have you seen the new Ariens Razor 21 dual blade mower yet? That thing is a beast.
Hey 4x4 I did but I’m trying to figure out if the back wheel gears are metal or plastic. Need confirmation on this! Thanks for watching bud!
April Fool's Garage Gear! Ha haaaaaaaaa
Hahaha nice one Vincent! Had me thinking there for a minute lol! Thanks for watching bud! Have a good weekend!
No Weed Eater makes a better one!
Weed Eater is pure junk
Was an April Fool's Joke
It's a good blower but the Husqvarna 525BX is better (I own both)
Thanks for sharing!
Only stihl or Husqvarna becouse maintence
And servis is close to my house.
Thanks for sharing
Must...resist...urge...to use...."don't even know her"....joke....
Hahahaha I had a feeling that joke was floating around lol! What’s the plan this weekend?
@@GarageGear Yo JB! Just tryin' to stay out of the rain! Have a good one!
@@The_Mace looks like many are getting a hit of it this weekend!
Echo 2620 or the husky 525bx have to be the best 2 handheld on the market 👍 good stuff
Awesome blowers! Thanks for watching Dav!
@@GarageGear I've had bg56c and 86c few of em bro n the engines spot on but they couldn't blow my pipe 🤣 nevermind the job, weak units bro
@@davt8615 haha thanks for sharing my friend!
@@GarageGear honestly mate even the 56 has a lovely little motor but ya feel like so much of the power is wasted bro
I've owned 2 different all in one units like that and they all have sucked. Bought a husqvarna backpack and it ROCKS! Throw that unit in the garbage and get backpack...
Thanks for watching
Yes, agreed Echo has been making quality equipment for quite a while (well covered on that)
They make some of the best stuff out there! 👍 thanks for watching yale!