Stihl BG 50 vs BG 56 C E Leaf Blower

There are two main types of leaf blowers: backpack and handheld models.

Either two-stroke or four-stroke engine generally runs both kinds.

Some handheld blowers also offer a blower vacuum mixture.

How To Choose a Leaf Blower

There are many different models, attachments, and performance choices accessible for various applications.

Matched to leaf blowers produced in the early 1990s, leaf blowers are clearer and quieter today.

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Urban setting

To blow grass clippings and other light stuffs off relatively little areas like patios, sidewalks, and driveways, we advise picking a blower like the STIHL BG50.

You can also upgrade to the BG 56 C-E, with its famous simplified starting and easy2smart specs.

The power and performance of both models are comparable.

Starting the BG 50 blower is a general procedure.

After setting the on-off switch to the “on-position,” lock the throttle trigger, set the choke, and begin the blower with a pull of the cord.

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Rural property

We advise the more strong BG 86 C-3 and powerful BG 86 professional handheld blower units if you have more acreage but still need to displace grass clippings and lighter debris.

Both spec an advanced anti-vibration system and the simplified starting process.

The BG 86 C-3 also contains the Easy2 Start spec.

Lighten your load

If you plan to use your blower for a high period, consider the BR 200 backpack blower with a lightweight design and anti-vibration technology.

If you have a prominent clearing place, such as a farm or ranch, or if you need to move wet leaves and other heavy debris, we advise the BR 350 backpack blower.

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Keeping it quiet

When picking a leaf blower in areas where noise limits exist, we advise the gasoline-run BG 66 L – a professional handheld blower.

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