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Husqvarna 350BT 50cc 2-Cycle Backpack Blower

Name: Husqvarna 350BT 50cc 2-Cycle Backpack Blower
Brand: Husqvarna
SKU: 4492
Price: 379.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Model:

965 87 75-02

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Husqvarna 350BT 50cc 2-Cycle Backpack Blower

Model: 965 87 75-02

$379.99

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To qualify, purchase a case of (6) 1qt Husqvarna pre-mixed fuel at the same time as a qualifying handheld & register with Husqvarna.

Expert Recommended Accessories Selected by Dale, our Expert

Required Accessories 9

These accessories are required to properly setup/install this product.

Optional Accessories 10

Features

Grade

Mid-Grade

Style

2-Cycle Gas

Surface Area

Mid-Grade 1/4 - 1 Acre

Function

Leaf Collection

Unique & Lightweight Back Pack Design
Adjustable to fit the operator
Sends debris on its way at up to 180 MPH
Perfect for owners of large properties
Powerful 50cc X-Torq® 2-cycle Engine
50:1 fuel to oil mix ratio
Air purge removes air from carb & fuel system for easy starting
Reduces exhaust emissions by up to 75%
Increases fuel efficiency by up to 20%
Variable Speed Throttle w/ Cruise Control
Provides easier handling for the operator
Throttle controls mounted on the tube
Ergonomic Harness System
Padded harness & hip belt shaped to fit your contours
Ergonomic Handle
Adjustable to fit the operator
Rubber inserts for a comfortable grip

California residents see

WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

For more information go to: www.p65Warnings.ca.gov

Specifications

965 87 75-02

General Information

Product Category

Leaf Blower

Engine

Engine Brand

Husqvarna

Starting System

Recoil Start

Engine Cycle

2-Cycle

50.2 CCs

Fuel Tank Size

0.33 Gallons

Fuel Mix

50:1

Consumer Engine Warranty

2 Years

Overview

Product Category

Leaf Blower

Weight

22.5 Pounds

Consumer Warranty

2 Years

Commercial Warranty

2 Years

Product Length

14.5 Inches

Product Width

17.5 Inches

Product Height

19.0 Inches

Power Type

Gas

UPC

705788505678

Additional Model Numbers

350BT, 965 87 75-02

Accessories

Shoulder Strap/Harness

Included

Blower

Volume of Air

494 CFM

Air Speed

180 mph

Decibels

96 dBA

Blower Type

Backpack

Throttle

Throttle Postion

Tube Mounted

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Husqvarna 965 87 75-02 Reviews & Ratings

Product Q&A

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Product Questions Answered by Dale, the Leaf Blower Expert

Hi Joe -- What is the best measure of a leafblower's power? I am trying to understand why the Husqvarana 350BT is considered more powerful than the 150BT because it appears that the 150BT and the 350BT have the same CFM (494) but the 150BT has a higher air speed than the 350BT. I understand that the 350BT is more durable but I cannot understand why it would be considered more powerful than the 150BT. Thanks.

Quan

from Virginia

November 11, 2013

Answer

Quan,

You, my friend, win the perceptive shopper award today. You chose such a fine example too. On paper, the Husqvarna 150BT and the 350BT appear remarkable similar. All of the specifics matching up across the board. Except for that pesky air speed. You may hear a lot of people talk about how important that air speed is, and they are partially correct. Air speed is a direct measure of engine size and power. But the true measure of a good leaf blower is shown by what will move your debris...Air Volume or CFMs.

In the case of the Husqvarna 150 vs. 350, you will see that the 350BT has a more commercial design allowing a similar size engine to work less to achieve the same air volume. This leads to longer run times with less engine wear.

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Hi Joe, I love the capability to lock the speed and the overall durability of this model. What's available left-handed that is comparable?

Gabor

from Arkansas

November 11, 2013

I am looking for a good quality blower that my wife can easily start. Is the Husky that blower? Her favorite gift of all time was a Stihl saw that is incredibly easy to start. I need the same thing for a blower.

Randy

from Georgia

November 09, 2013

Answer

Randy,

The easiest backpack leaf blower I can recommend is the Dolmar PB-7601.4. 2-cycles always will present more start-up issues than a 4-cycle engine will. Dolmar is an amazing German company who is credited for inventing and patenting the first chainsaw ever. So to say they know a thing or two about small engines is an understatement.

To make life even easier, Dolmar has one of the most durable, and reliable "spring assisted" recoil starts on the market. It has to be felt to be believed. She will be running this with ease whether anyone is around or not.

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IF YOU PLEASE REGARDING THE Husqvarna 50 cc 2 cycle leaf blowers WHICH 350 VS 150BT FROM WHAT I SAW ON A BOX THE 150 SAID +/- 240MPH AND 700+ ON CFM.

WOODY

from South Carolina

November 01, 2013

On the Husqvarna 350BT model are the handle controls able to lock in at full throttle of half throttle so that you don't have to hold down the trigger the entire time while using the blower?

Mark W.

from Virginia

October 24, 2013

Looking at the Husqvarna 50 cc 2 cycle leaf blower at $ 319.99. Anything better out there for the same price?

Jim Kostinas

from New Jersey

October 20, 2013

What is the difference between the 150bt and the 350bt blowers?

Phil

from New York

October 18, 2013

Answer

Phil, The 150BT and the 350BT from Husqvarna may appear similar on paper in their descriptions, but please do not let that fool you. The 150BT was designed primarily for residential use, where the 350BT was built more with a commercial application in mind. The 350BT has more reinforcements around the engine and more durable motor housing. The difference in housing is what also creates more CFMs, and this volume of air will clean up leaves more efficiently.

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The video does' not show the mixing with the gas and the oil. Could you explain a little bit about it?

Frank

from Georgia

October 06, 2013

Answer

Frank,

The process is fairly simple. First find a gas can that you will allocate for mixed fuel only. Then put one gallon of the highest quality fuel you can find. You are looking for the lowest ethanol you can buy, E10 being the highest you can use. Do not use anything higher that 10% ethanol, it will damage your engine. For every one gallon of fuel you use, use a very high quality 2-cycle engine oil (JASO rated). Put 2.56 oz. of oil mixed with each gallon you intend to use.

Please do not use gas older than 2 weeks and find the highest quality engine oil you can.

Mix them together in the can and give a light swish mixing the contents together. Add this mixture when you need to fuel your blower.

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Does this model just blow or does it have the vacuum feature as well?

Pam Dillon

from Kansas

October 05, 2012