Lucas J.

I've always used electric-powered leaf blowers because they seem more eco-friendly. However, I've recently learned that gas-powered machines actually have much fewer emissions than they used to. They're also more powerful and don't require an annoying cord. That's why I'm glad I discovered the Hitachi RB24EAP, which is apparently one of the best gas-powered machines out there.

I found this while looking through the gas-powered section on Thebestleafblowers.com. This is where I go to find new leaf blowers that I might want to buy. This one stood out because it's affordable, lightweight, and handheld. At the same time, it comes with a 23.9cc 2 cycle gas engine that can produce an air volume of 441 cubic feet per minute. With airspeeds of up to 170 miles per hour, it's more than enough for my needs.

This is really a commercial-grade blower but one that anyone can use. It has a purge primer for easy starting and a large throttle that you'll get to grips with immediately. It's great to know that normal people can have access to such high-quality equipment. Best of all, it's an environmentally friendly option with its Purfire low emission 2 stroke engine. That's perfect for me.