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SENIX 4QL® 26.5cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Handheld Leaf Blower

You dont have to mix oil with the gas , like on a two stroke . Runs great .

Runs great . A little less cfm than a two stroke , but my gf dont have to mix oil with the gas .

YAT USA, Inc

The plastic tunnel that is used to guide the air flow doesn't stay on and I will have to use Ductape to hold it together. It's a sad day in America when you sell cheaply manufactured and cheaply engineered epuipment as top-grade capable equipment

Blown away by garbage

I wanted a 4 cycle/stroke engine in a blower and this is basically the only one available anymore. 
In the past I had a Craftsman 4 stroke gasoline engine blower that had good wind power. After that one kicked the can a got a Milwaukee 18 volt single battery blower which eat 5.0, 6.0 and 8.0 ah batteries. I returned that to the store and ordered a Mikita 4 stoke blower. It had decent power but it had a lot of blow by, blowing oil out of the exhaust.
This blower doesn’t have a lot of power but gets the job done that I need done with blowing off dry grass, leaves and light dirt. Anything more and it will not do much. If the debris is wet good luck blowing it off the of anything.
It has a very small fuel tank and doesn’t provide a lot of work time!
My next blower will be a dual 18 volt battery Milwaukee blower and I will buy and use the 12.0 ah batteries…$$$…but it gets rid of the gasoline engine.

At best it works and does what I need.

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Customer reviews for SENIX 4QL® 26.5cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Handheld Leaf Blower