I have the BGA 86 along with other Stihl AP battery running machines. The machines are great, absolutely no question about, but the batteries are Gold priced and fall way short for the machines in a commercial use intend. Out in the woods with MSA300 or the FSA135 I with need a truck load of batteries for a day work. Battery technology still light years away.
CFM recommendation. I have a half-acre yard. TONS OF PINE TREE(Norway spruce) a a few maple trees. I currently have a corded Toro which I think is 350 cfm and barely Moves Squat well maybe so so ) I’m looking to upgrade but not break the bank( I want under $400, but I’ll Go up Some of for the right one. Looking gas . I need powerful enough to blow entire yard wet leaves, pine needles and my BIGGEST CONCERN is powerful enough for Norway spruce pine cones. They are quite heavy pine cone.. what cfm minimum do you recommend. I saw one that was 765cfm for $349. I like the price but…is that enough. I want job to be easy. I saw another 890cfm, but it’s $479
Do you use the AP300S with it, and if so, approximately how much runtime do you get? I understand there are a lot of variables like the use of boost, etc. I'm just asking for a ballpark figure...thank you.
Nice Video i have a STIHL BGA 45 and its A.I. as well as the Battery 🔋 gose out when the Warranty went out seems to be they should Pay me it being an Artificial Intelligent tool an exspect me to TRUST in something that gose out when the Warranty ends! I was projecting the thought of my leaf blower but, you got my attention a thumbs up an a new subscriber as well!
I like the Stihl BGA 57 for battery and I like the BG 800 C side start
I am a fan of both of those too.
I have a couple BR 800 C Magnums. The side start is great. I have a few AP series in the BGA 200s. They are very good for quick work.
I have ran them both and think they are both great machines.
I have the BGA 86 along with other Stihl AP battery running machines.
The machines are great, absolutely no question about, but the batteries are Gold priced and fall way short for the machines in a commercial use intend.
Out in the woods with MSA300 or the FSA135 I with need a truck load of batteries for a day work. Battery technology still light years away.
CFM recommendation. I have a half-acre yard. TONS OF PINE TREE(Norway spruce) a a few maple trees. I currently have a corded Toro which I think is 350 cfm and barely Moves Squat well maybe so so ) I’m looking to upgrade but not break the bank( I want under $400, but I’ll Go up Some of for the right one. Looking gas . I need powerful enough to blow entire yard wet leaves, pine needles and my BIGGEST CONCERN is powerful enough for Norway spruce pine cones. They are quite heavy pine cone.. what cfm minimum do you recommend. I saw one that was 765cfm for $349. I like the price but…is that enough. I want job to be easy. I saw another 890cfm, but it’s $479
I would look into the 800+ CFM range for sure just to be safe.
I do have a BGA 200 and am considering getting a BR 800 for the more demanding work.
Do you use the AP300S with it, and if so, approximately how much runtime do you get? I understand there are a lot of variables like the use of boost, etc. I'm just asking for a ballpark figure...thank you.
Nice Video i have a STIHL BGA 45 and its A.I. as well as the Battery 🔋 gose out when the Warranty went out seems to be they should Pay me it being an Artificial Intelligent tool an exspect me to TRUST in something that gose out when the Warranty ends! I was projecting the thought of my leaf blower but, you got my attention a thumbs up an a new subscriber as well!
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