So You Own A...Stihl BG50 Blower
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Published 2021-07-29
The lightweight Stihl BG50 blower is perfect for smaller properties and jobs, packing a punch to get the job done. Josh quickly walks you through how to get the most out of your BG50 blower including starting it, using the right fuel, maintenance tips and more!
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All Comments (13)
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This guy is the best for explaing stuff. Thanks!
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i just started as a dealer .....your videos really been a great addition to my training.....many thanks for the work you been putting in
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One of the best Stihl products made l have 2 👍👍🙏
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Great video! Well done!
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Great vid
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I just purchased a BG 50. The dealer told me I need to use : A. Non ethanol gas B. 93 octane gas. The only non ethanol I can ever find is 87 octane. Was this deal wrong about the octane, and if not, can I add octane booster to the 87 ?
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Would love a br450 video some day!
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Hey great video man! Just picked up a BG 50 today. Is there any kind of gutter cleaner attachment for it?
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Can you do a video with the bg86
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HAY HOW ABOUT RUNNING FUEL OUT AT THE END OF SUMMER
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Its not O and I, its zero and one. In the digital world, zero is usually used to represent "false" and one usually used to represent "true." From there it is a short walk to "No" and "Yes" and from there to using them for "OFF" and "ON." As far as the blower goes...people use them to avoid work (raking). You just gave them a lot of maintenance work. Battery blowers are the way to go.
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i dont think they could make it any more powerful !!! its great BUT i wish i could afford the back pack blowers .
