Husqvarna 125B Gas Leaf Blower, 28-cc 1.1-HP 2-Cycle Handheld Leaf Blower, 470-CFM, 170-MPH, 12.5-N Powerful Clearing Performance and Ergonomic Design, Gifts for Men
Condition: New
Buy Now, Pay Later
As low as
$36.67
/ mo
Learn more
- – 6-month term
- – No impact on credit to apply
- – Instant approval decision
- – Secure and straightforward checkout
Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.
Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Apple Pay, and PayTomorrow. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.
Learn more about financing & leasing here.
Free shipping on this product
30-day returns
Learn more
This item is eligible for return within 30 days of receipt
To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.
To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.
View our full returns policy here.
Availability:
In Stock.
Arrives
Friday, May 29
Features
- Husqvarna 125B Gas Powered Leaf Blower combines high power with state-of-the-art ergonomic design as a useful addition to your lawn care equipment
- Powerful Clearing Performance: A hand held leaf blower with a 2-cycle, 28-cc, 1.1-HP engine that delivers 470 CFM, 170 MPH, 12.5 N.
- Ergonomic Balanced Design: Blower tube is engineered in harmony with the adjustable, soft-grip handle to reduce strain and optimize comfort. With its comfortable design, this Husqvarna blower is a suitable gift for men
- Quick Start with Air Purge: The leaf blower gas powered engine uses air purge to remove air from the carburetor and fuel system for a quick and easy start-up. This product should be considered for Fathers Day gifts for dads that often engage in yard work
- Effortless Use: Handheld gas blowers for lawn care designed with auto return stop switch that automatically resets to the on position for easier starting while the cruise control function can be set for easier handling; well suited for mens gift ideas
- Husqvarna 125B Gas Portable Leaf Blower with 28-cc 1.1-HP 2-Cycle Handheld Blower Power, 470-CFM, 170-MPH, 12.5-N Powerful Clearing Performance. Perfect for yard cleanup, leaf clearing, and debris removal
Description
The Husqvarna 125B Gas Leaf Blower combines superior performance with state-of-the-art ergonomic design for men and homeowners. At only 9.4 pounds, this gas-powered handheld blower generates wind speeds of up to 170 MPH with an air volume of 470 CFM and a 12.5 N blowing force for maximum clearing performance. This handheld blower features an ergonomically balanced design for easier maneuvering and less strain on your arms, shoulders and back. Featuring air purge, the Husqvarna 125B gas blower removes air from the carburetor and fuel system for an effortless start-up, plus the stop switch automatically resets to the “on” position. This power leaf blower is customizable for different jobs around the yard or home, with a fully- adjustable blowing tube and a variable speed throttle with cruise control that lets you complete large jobs for lawn maintenance without regulating your blower’s speed. Ideal lawn equipment for the homeowner, these gas leaf blowers are for light-duty yard projects like blowing out flower beds and regular leaf and debris cleanup during spring yard cleanup. This product helps even when you need to clean driveways and sidewalks or clear grass clippings with powerful airflow. Each Husqvarna unit comes with an extended warranty on pre- mixed fuel: extend your warranty from 2 years to 5 years by purchasing 96 fluid ounces of fuel at the time of your purchase of select handheld products. For shoppers browsing lawn equipment, consider this gas-powered handheld leaf blower for men gifts, dad gifts, and Father's Day gift ideas. From the Manufacturer Revolutionary handheld blower that combines high power with state-of-the-art ergonomic design. The blower tube is engineered to be in line with the handle, minimizing rotational force on the wrist. The 125BX blower is perfect for homeowner use. Comes complete with a flare nozzle for higher air speed.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Husqvarna |
| Model Name | 125B |
| Color | Orange |
| Power Source | Gas Powered |
| Design | Handheld |
| Feature | Telescopic Tube Length |
| Air Flow | 470 CFM |
| Noise Level | 94 dB |
| Inclusions | Blower, Manufacturer's Owner's Manual |
| Weight | 9.4 lbs |
| Maximum Air Speed | 170 MPH |
| Product Dimensions | 14.9"L x 8.1"W x 14.9"H |
| Manufacturer | Husqvarna Group |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item Model Number | 952711925 |
| Status | Currently Available |
Frequently asked questions
The Husqvarna 125B requires a mixture of unleaded gasoline and two-stroke oil. It's important to follow the manufacturer's recommended fuel mixture ratio to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the leaf blower.
The Husqvarna 125B Gas Leaf Blower features a 28-cc, 1.1-HP 2-cycle engine, generating air speeds up to 170 MPH and air volume up to 470 CFM. This makes it suitable for clearing leaves, grass cuttings, and even light snow from driveways, decks, and sidewalks.
Yes, the Husqvarna 125B is designed with ergonomics in mind. It is a handheld model weighing 12.5-N, making it relatively lightweight. Combined with its ergonomic handle and controls, it minimizes user fatigue during extended use.
Yes, the Husqvarna 125B features an adjustable blowing tube. This allows users to customize the length of the blower tube to fit their specific needs and preferences, enhancing comfort and efficiency during use.
Top Amazon Reviews
🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The leaf blower in question garners high praise for its ease of assembly, power, and utility around the house for tasks like blowing leaves, grass clippings, and gutter cleaning. Positive feedback highlights its quick start-up, effectiveness even in wet conditions, and the sufficient power it offers for both small and larger areas. Users appreciate its durability, with one noting a lifespan of over 10 years for their first unit. However, there are mentions of it being somewhat heavy for prolonged use, and one critical review points out an issue with the fuel lines deteriorating after six months, which was not covered under warranty.
Pros
- 🛠 Easy to assemble and start
- 💨 Powerful airflow suitable for various tasks
- 🌧 Effective even in wet conditions
- 🔄 Durable, with reports of long lifespan
- 🌿 Versatile for use in small gardens, driveways, and sidewalks
Cons
- ⚖️ Can be heavy and cumbersome for some users
- ⚙️ May require periodic maintenance or adjustments
- 🚫 One report of fuel line issues not covered by warranty
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you're in need of a reliable and powerful leaf blower for home use and are prepared to perform some maintenance. Its effectiveness, even under less-than-ideal conditions, and long-term durability make it a solid investment for yard maintenance. However, be mindful of its weight during extended use and consider potential fuel line maintenance.
very good leaf blower. runs well and very powerful
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026 by GTOMAN
I bought this mostly to use the attachment (sold separately) that cleans gutters. The blower and extension tube work really well for that and save me hours of climbing a ladder. Over time, I found that it's also a nice complement to the backpack blower. I'm on treed property, so I need the backpack to do bigger jobs. But I pull this out for quick cleanups when it's not worth the effort to strap on the backpack.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by Bob Hughes
As I tend to do, I've waited to write this review, otherwise I'd be commenting on the packaging or delivery, not product performance. That out of the way, this is a fine little blower. Well built, light and easy to handle, starts first time every time even after months of sitting in my unheated shed, moves my grass clippings and light leaf load out of the way with no problem. Highly recommended for those like me who don't need a huge honking blower. Two issues, one minor, one not. As for the small gripe, the air intakes on the sides of this unit tend to suck up against my trousers, so I have to remember to hold it out from my side a bit or two. It's so light, holding it away from your body is no problem, just an annoyance. I don't wear shorts so those of you who do might have a bit more problem with this but I doubt it. On the major side, I hate Husqvarna customer service. While I've had no problem with this unit, I have one of their chain saws that I dearly love. Works hard, starts perfectly, nicely made, really a good saw. However, my first one failed because someone at some factory forgot to ream a casting lip which broke off and lodged between the piston and the cylinder. Husqvarna customer service was totally worthless and I mean TOTALLY WORTHLESS. Good thing I bought the saw at Northern Tools because they made it good, no questions asked, as I'm sure Amazon would have as well. My point is this ... in my opinion, Husqvarna makes good stuff, just be sure to put a reputable retailer, one with some money in their pocket and/or some swag with the factory, between you and Husqvarna.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2011 by myatuck
I love my Husqvarna string trimmer which is why I went with this brand blower after fighting with an extension cord for far too long. It's great! Much blowier than my old electric (Toro). It is a bit on the heavy side. Blows leaves so much better! I will say for my smaller oak leaves (the approx 2 inch leaves that are somewhat diamond shaped) this blower still struggles getting those out of the St Augustine grass. With larger leaves though, this blower rocks! I also have some old rain gutter cleanout tubes, 3d printed an adapter for this, and my gutters are cleaner than they've been in a while! It WAS cumbersome trying to lug this around with one arm and control the tubes one handed. I threw a strap around this blower and it seemed to do the trick. **UPDATE: So about a year after owning, it began to run weird. Out of the blue one week. Wouldn't top out at full throttle, stuttered and died at idle. Did a bit of research and found with a cheap little carb adjustment tool, all it needed were a couple quick adjustments and now it runs like new again. Also found that sometimes the screws that hold the carb to the intake body can occasionally get loose causing bad fuel/air mixture and similar rough running symptoms. Both are pretty easy to fix with a screw driver and/or carb adjust tool. So, does it require some DIY TLC? Yes. Is is maintenance free forever? No. Would I still recommend it? Yes.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020 by Z. MACKAY
I purchased this as a homeowner of a small 1/5 acre lot. I only used twice a month. When my fuel lines started leaking at 6 months, I called the Husqvarna help line and they sent me to a local dealer. The dealer said he would fix it, but not under warranty. He said Husqvarna would not honor warranty for fuel lines, they would blame owner for storing the tool with ethanol based fuel in the tank. Here is a news flash for Husqvarna.....I store all of my gas powered tools with fuel in the tank and my ECHO brand weedeater that is now 2 years old has never had an issue. I fuel them from the same gas can. My Craftsman gas tools have never had a problem, and they are 3 yrs old. Husqvarna obviously has a quality control problem here with these cheap fuel lines. My lines broke off at the same point that other reviewers mentioned. When I examined closely, there is a black rubber gasket that the 2 fuel lines go through to enter the fuel tank. This gasket squeezes the lines with pressure and you have the close contact of different rubbers and plastics touching each other. I believe that the reason the fuel lines failed, has to either be because they could not handle the pressure exerted on them by the rubber gasket or it is a chemical failure of where the two different materials of the gasket and the fuel line contact each other. I will try to post a picture, but the fuel line broke off almost even with the gasket and was misshaped, it had a smaller diameter where the gasket had been squeezing it. Similar to when you stretch a piece of plastic tubing and the part that stretches, gets smaller in diameter. Additionally, the fuel line that lays in the bottom of the fuel tank and is the most exposed to ethanol and its corrosive properties, was just fine. It was not damaged and when I pulled on it, it did not break or fray or crack. All of the damage was centered on where the gasket put pressure on the lines themselves. UPDATE: I managed to repair the fuel lines myself. It was fairly easy. It took me about 1.5 hours because I am not very good with mechanical stuff. A real mechanic could probably do it in 15 minutes. When I went to ACE Hardware, they sold 2 types of fuel lines. ONE was a yellow tinted, ethanol resistant fuel line for $1.40 per foot. The other was a clear, plain fuel line that was only .39 cents per foot. Guess which one most closely resembled the fuel line I was replacing from Husqvarna. You guessed it, the .39 cents per foot. I purchased the more expensive fuel lines and started to work. I will try to post pictures on Amazon. It is pretty simple, you remove the big black plastic nut that holds on the air filter cover, then remove the air filter. Now you will see 2 nuts that need to be removed. Then you will have access to all of the 3 fuel lines. The fuel lines are 2 different sizes, my local Ace sold them both. I just went in and purchased 2 feet of each size hose and that was plenty. I did not write down the diameter sizes, what I did was take in a piece of my broken fuel line I snipped off with some scissors. That way I could compare them. Then you just slowly pull off each old line and replace it with each new line. Pretty straight forward. No way to mess up, as long as you dont remove all of the lines at once and forget where they go. hahaha I feel like I have much better quality fuel lines now, they are formulated to be chemical resistant. So even if the gasket causes a chemical failure of the line, maybe these will be resistant to that. NON ETHANOL GASOLINE As an additional helpful point, I found a website... you can Google ......pure-gas.org ........to find a station near you without ethanol. I don't disagree that ethanol is bad for gas tools. Ethanol is bad for fuel lines, etc. But I do not believe that ethanol is to blame for such a quick and total failure of this tool.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2012 by K, C, and little J
To avoid unwanted problems with this unit...ONLY USE ETHANOL FREE GAS. I've read a lot of complaints about the premature failure of two cycle engines and most of it is due to gas with ETHANOL in it. It seems that the ETHANOL can cause the oil to separate from the gas, and cause rust, carbon buildup, and premature ignition, and deteriorates plastic parts and hoses as if that isn't enough, on top of normal wear and tear. I have a 223L Husqvarna sting trimmer and it's working fine. When I purchased it, the salesman cautioned me against using gas with ETHANOL in it. I was told where I could purchase ETHANOL free gas and that's what I use...exclusively...in all my Husqvarna equipment. This ETHANOL in gas issue is wide spread and can cause issues in all two stroke engines...regardless of manufacturer. You will be well served to find and use gas without ETHANOL in your two stroke engines. (This from Husqvarna tech support.) Just FYI. I just received my 125B, and I will report back on my leaf blower as soon as I've had a chance to use it. (It's raining daily here.) I just thought that, after reading about so many issues with the E-gas, that I would pass along what I've read. BTW, Non ETHANOL gas in my area, Easter NC, costs around $4.05 per gallon, so $20.25 for a five gallon can. So, it's not expensive, especially when you consider the cost differential between non E-gas and regular gas with ETHANOL in it and how relatively little you use during a month's mowing cycle. I'm mowing my half acre and my neighbor's half acre and and I don't notice the the extra cost difference. The cost difference between E-gas (E-10) and Mid-grade w/o ETHANOL is $3.95 for five gallons. So, you can see, the cost of using gas w/o ETHANOL is negligible considering how much I've paid for my equipment, and how relatively little fuel I use a month.. What's $4.00 these days. Here's a link that explains everything. [...] I just wanted to warn everyone so that you don't blame the manufacturer of your product for shoddy designs and poor quality, when it's the fuel you're using. Non E-gas, is available at some gas stations where it's made available for RV, boat, and other two cycle use. I'm lucky to have a station near my home. At my station, it's mid-grade, 90 octane. Pumps should be clearly marked, if not, don't take the attendant's word...shop elsewhere. One last note: Since the hose on a gas pump contains the remnants of whatever the last guy pumped, it was advised that you pump gas into you car first, and then fill you gas cans, especially when using a one gallon gas can. Good luck. Update: My 125B Blower is killer...works exactly like it's supposed to. Using non-E gas, my unit starts just like the manual says it should...exactly like it should, matter of fact. Update: 4-25-2016...still haven't used E-gas in any of my 2 cycle equipment. And my string trimmer, chain saw, and blower started just like it did last fall when I put it up. Pump the primer 5 times...set the choke, pull the starter cord 4-5 times, unit sputters, choke off...and pull start and go. Buy one...highly recommended. Love mine. Ed
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2014 by Amazon Customer
At my old house, I only had a deck, pool deck, and garage so an electric blower was great...this house there is a lot more decking and driveway and a dock and even though I had 3 electric blowers and multiple batteries, I was often waiting for a battery to charge. This blower, it takes a third the time and I am not waiting for charging. And this is heavier than the other ones but not by much...and it blows 2x as much air. Should have done this when I moved years ago.
...
show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2026 by Gary M.
I bought this because I needed something dependable for regular use. So far it has exceeded my expectations and made daily tasks noticeably easier.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by 中村 美加子