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Brand: Stihl
Stihl BR-600, 64.8-cc Petrol Operated Powerful Backpack Leaf Blower
SKU: RON-MB-005
₹59950 (Including GST)
MRP : ₹65000
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Delivery By: May 4 - May 6
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Short Description
Stihl BR-600 Petrol Leaf Blower
64.8-cc Engine Displacement
Country of origin: Germany
Description
Professional backpack blowers from STIHL are ideal for tending large private grounds or public parks. Leaves, grass cuttings and garden debris are moved easily with the powerful air stream. Even larger items such as paper cups and cans are swept up. STIHL backpack blowers are also available with the patented 4-MIX engine. STIHL 4-MIX combines the advantages of a 2-stroke engine with those of a 4-stroke engine resulting in less emission, no need for oil services and a more pleasant noise.
Features
:- Trusted Brand
- Premium Quality Product
- Easy to Operate & Maintain
- Highly Effective Leaf Blower
- Sturdy Build Quality
Specification
:- Brand: Stihl
- Power : 2.8 kw
- Fuel Used : Petrol
- Displacement : 64.8 cc
- Stroke : 2
- Weight (Approx.) : 11 kg
- Model No : BR-600
- Displacement : 64.8 cc (3.95 cu. in.)
- Engine Power : 2.8 kW (3.8 bhp)
- Weight : 9.8 kg (21.6 Ibs.)
- Fuel Used : Petrol
- Fuel Capacity : 1400 ml
- Blowing Force : 32 Newtons
- AVG. Air Velocity : 89 m/sec. (199 mph)
- MAX. Air Velocity : 106 m/sec. (238 mph)
- Air Volume at Nozzle : 1150 m3/h (677 cfm)
- Sound Pressure Rating : 75 dB(A)
- Aerial speed : 90 m/s
- Air throughput : 1.210 m³/h
- Anti-vibration system : Yes
- Control Handle : Yes
- STIHL 4-MIX engine : Yes
- Weight : 9.8 kg
Usage
:Before you start :
> In a clean fuel container, mix 2T oil with petrol in the desired ratio (40 ML Oil in 1 Liter Petrol)
> Shake the container well to mix the fuel.
> Wear appropriate safety gear like gloves and goggles for protection.
Starting the engine :
> Locate the choke lever and move it to the "choke" or "full choke" position.
(For a cold start, use the full choke position; for a warm start, you may only need a partial choke).
> Press the primer bulb several times to draw fuel into the carburetor.
> Lightly squeeze the throttle trigger.
> Firmly pull the starter rope quickly and consistently until the engine starts.
> Once the engine is running, slowly move the choke lever to the "run" position.
> Adjust the throttle to the desired power level (if present).
> Now hold the handle firmly with both hands and start blowing.
