PBB2884 Gas Backpack Leaf Blower – 75.6cc, 4.2 HP, 1020 CFM, 240 MPH, High-Powered 2-Cycle Engine for Lawn and Yard Cleanup

I am sixty eight years old. I basically live in the woods on five acres. When I moved here I purchased a leaf collection system that fit on a trailer that works off the mowing deck of my tractor. Don't get me wrong it collects and mulches the leaves but the amount of dust and dirt that it kicks up and the constant dumping makes gathering leaves from 164 trees on the inside perimeter of my yard a six to eight week task every fall. I also have a weed eater with a blower attachment but about five minutes of use my back was killing me and I knew there had to be a better way. I decided to get a backpack blower and I wanted one with high velocity at a decent price so I purchased the Prorun blower. When I first got it I was concerned about the weight on my back but the weight didn't seem to affect me, I can run out a tank of gas without having to stop wereas my weed eater blower atttachment had myback hurting in a matter of minutes. This blower will move a three foot high and ten foot thick row of leaves with ease, I bought this about half way through the leaf season and it did not take long to finish up the job. I could not be happier with it, next year will be a lot easier because of it. It is well worth the money and the savings on your back.

I have it a week go and so for is a very good nice blower all see in 6 month how agoes I my order in other

I was a bit leary of this one just because I didn't know the brand. But it's been great so far and it's STRONG. I was looking at one that had even more power but that would have been complete overkill! This thing blows rocks around. I'm just using it for my house and it's great.

ran for 3 min then stopped customer service forget it- do not buy

Lots of Power, Very Comparable to the Sthil BR800 at 1/3 the price. I am a professional landscaper and this met my expectations. Im hoping to get a season out of it at least.

This is great little heavy but does the job extremely well blow straps are little short but it’s got great power blows great .

We purchase the blower to use on one of our Mowing crews and let me just say it hasn't disappoint! Our guys are use to using the BR700 and this blower here goes neck to neck with it in power and definitely beats it in comfort. The gas tank is huge which gives us long lasting run times without having to refuel as much. The blower is very well built and for the price I'm blow away! We will be adding more to the fleet!

This blower is no joke. It has a ton of power. I’ve had several backpack blowers over the past 20yrs. Mostly Ryobi in the past decade and they all crap out at the 2-3yr mark. I am done with them. Price was always attractive compared to higher priced “pro” units that offered only slightly better performance. WELL…..enter ProRun. This makes the somewhat decent Ryobi look like a toy. Performance wise it’s leaps and bounds past that and easily as good as the 2 top Pro manufacturer’s units ( Echo and Stihl ) and at a better price point. Offers more power too. So, first run for me was eye opening. They have a strap that attaches to the tube arm to the blower frame. Now I understand why. So without it attached on full throttle Inwas literally fighting with my arm to keep the blower hose straight in front of me. Why, because the power/force of air leaving the end of the tube ( w/o all of the tube parts attached even -left off the last restricted end piece ) was so strong it was trying to get away from me towards the right. Best way to describe it would be if you imagine placing the blower on the ground, start it up and lock the throttle on full power; it would start spinning around in a clockwise direction. This could NEVER happen with my prior units. Not enough power. So…..this thing is incredible. I see why other users have commented on how powerful it is. I have a push blower that I use for heavy leaf removal when necessary in late fall. Larger leaf piles. This fall….it will not be needed! Hope that answers any questions about its abilities.