Husqvarna 350BT Gas Leaf Blower, 50.2-cc 2.1-HP 2-Cycle Backpack Leaf Blower with 692-CFM, 180-MPH, 21-N Powerful Clearing Performance and Ergonomic Harness System, 965877502
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Size: 350BT
Features
- Husqvarna 350BT Gas Backpack Leaf Blower combines a high powered gas leaf blower with state-of-the-art ergonomic design, perfect gifts for dad
- Powerful Clearing Performance: 2-cycle, 50.2-cc, 2.1-HP X-Torq engine has a powerful blowing force (180 MPH, 692 CFM, 21 N), reduces emissions up to 60%, and increases fuel efficiency up to 20%
- Ergonomic Features: Gas leaf blower backpack features an ergonomic harness system and an adjustable offset handle that makes the blow forces easier to control by preventing the arm from being pulled downwards
- Easy Starting and Operation: Air purge system removes air from the carburetor and fuel system for trouble-free starting and LowVib technology significantly reduces vibrations so you can work more comfortably
- Gas Blowers for Lawn Care: These gas leaf blowers feature cruise control and tube-mounted throttle controls for easy operation, whether you're clearing leaves, grass clippings or hedge trimmings
Description
The lightweight yet powerful Husqvarna 350BT Gas Leaf Blower is a reliable addition to your lawn care equipment. This backpack leaf blower uses a powerful and efficient 2.1-HP X-Torq engine that generates wind speeds of up to 180 MPH with a 692 CFM air flow and a 21 N blowing force for maximum clearing performance. The ergonomic harness system on this Husqvarna backpack blower features a padded harness, hip belt and weight-leveling load management system to provide comfort and control while working. Plus, LowVib technology reduces vibration for a more comfortable working experience. This gas powered leaf blower features an air purge system that removes air from the carburetor and fuel system for trouble-free starting. Plus you can easily operate this Husqvarna blower with cruise control and tube-mounted throttle controls. Ideal for landowners and professionals, this gas blower is perfect for regular yard cleanup, like moving grass, leaves and hedge clippings. Each Husqvarna leaf blower 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. From the Manufacturer The Husqvarna 350BT is a unique lightweight back pack blower with the large landowner in mind. This popular 50 cc mid-size blower features a new, powerful X-TORQ engine for increased power, better fuel economy and reduced emissions. The harness and controls are ergonomically designed for high capacity and ease of use. Throttle controls are mounted on the tube.
Brand: Husqvarna
Color: Orange
Power Source: Gas Powered
Form Factor: Backpack
Special Feature: Anti-Vibration
Air Flow Capacity: 692.17 cfm
Noise Level: 692 db
Included Components: Backpack Blower
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Maximum Speed: 180 miles_per_hour
Power Source: Gas Powered
Form Factor: Backpack
Additional Features: Anti-Vibration
Air Flow Capacity: 692.17 cfm
Noise Level: 692 db
Maximum Speed: 180 miles_per_hour
Speed: 180 miles_per_hour
Color: Orange
Style Name: 350BT
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 14"L x 18"W x 11"H
Brand Name: Husqvarna
Included Components: Backpack Blower
Model Name: 350BT
Model Number: 965877502
Manufacturer: Husqvarna
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 Year Warranty
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 400650000410 705788505678
Global Trade Identification Number: 78
Item Type Name: 2-Cycle Gas Backpack Blower
Manufacturer Part Number: 965877502
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Size: 350BT
I was window shopping on Amazon to see where the technology was in terms of battery powered backpack blowers and happened to stumble on this with the notation in the listing "last purchased November 2011." I recently gave up on an old Stihl string trimmer and went Makita electric -- the 36 volt model. Also went to Makita hedger -- 18 volt model. Not that I have anything against 2 stroke or gas equipment, it's just I needed something that started easily and the Stihl was way past its prime and for a residential setting the electric is plenty of power and keeps the noise down as well. Was just curious as to where these backpack blowers were in terms of electric powered. Anyway, time does fly but this blower is truly one of the best purchases I made. Others have written detailed reviews so I won't go back over them, I just wanted to let everyone know that this blower is still going strong after 13 years and starts on the second or third pull every time. Its comfortable to wear, fairly quiet, has lots of power, and doesn't really smoke at all. Its a two stroke so obviously there is some, but there is no large plume of blue smoke emitting from my yard. I open my three bays up and walk through it with this and clean it out -- airs out in a few minutes. I treat it well. Put the highest grade gas in it at Costco (I believe it's 91) with a quality two stroke mix that has some anti ethanol properties. I have a Honda mower and add some treatment to that gas as well -- 4 stroke. Every now and then Ill put some injector/carb cleaner in and let it smoke it out. I keep it inside a shed when not in use and put it on the bench and wipe it down every few years as well. I live in the pnw and my yards over the years have been more pine trees than leafy trees. Although I have had some fairly large maples and walnuts. This has plenty of power moving wet leaves, pine needles -- wet or dry -- and whatever else falls into the driveway. I do remember that I was debating getting the larger engine model when I decided on this. I don't think I need more power than this for what I use it for. Great quality product -- good value for the money -- mine was mid 200s when I bought it. This is one of those purchases that I wish I had made earlier.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by Katherine & Mick
Size: 350BT
This replaced a smaller handheld Husqvarna blower, which worked well but just wasn't quite big enough for the size yard I use it in. I debated this model for a long time, and when a family member had a use for my smaller blower I decided to go ahead with it. This model isn't nearly as easy to use for blowing debris out of gutters. That's the only thing it doesn't do better though. I've been using this about 6 months now, and here are my impressions so far. It starts up on usually the second pull (once in a while the first) every time, runs about 3-4 seconds on the choke, then I flip the choke lever to the running position and get going. Absolutely none of the sputtering and stalling out you so often get with 2-cycle motors when they're cold. It can easily clear hard surfaces (concrete etc) at idle, in fact I rarely go past 1/2 to 3/4 throttle for anything. The exception is when I need to clear the huge acorn crop off my yard in the fall (at full throttle it moves acorns 2-3 inches deep as they pile up), de-thatch the lawn the lazy way, or clean little sticks after a storm. This isn't the most powerful blower out there according to the ratings but I assure you it has plenty of power for any task I've given it, I even used it to clear about 2" of light powdery snow last winter and it did an amazing job. Obviously the key is "light, powdery snow", but if that's what you have get this out and leave the shovel alone. I'm trying to think of negative things to balance my review, but I can't. The waist strap could be easier to put on I suppose, it swivels at the blower so you have to spend about 10 seconds facing it the right way, but that's really all I can think of. If you're only going to clear gutters get a handheld blower, they're easier to use for that particular job. Otherwise seriously consider this one instead, you'll save a lot of time, it's way more comfortable to use, and can do things no handheld could even think of. Compared to other backpack blowers from that other company that uses white and orange the power and comfort levels are very similar, but the Husqvarna wins in my opinion by being much quieter than the particular one I used from the other guys, and mainly by being so amazingly easy to start. Oh, one last thing, I should mention that I always use "straight gas" from a marina (luckily I live near a large recreational lake, so that's easy for me) and mix my oil at closer to 30:1 than 50:1. Therefore I can't comment on some of the issues reported with the fuel system that seem to be associated with ethanol blend fuels.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2013 by Harlow Chandler
Size: 350BT
I purchased this in April and waited until December to post this review. I wanted to have a chance to put it through it's paces before rendering judgement. Assembly was fairly easy. I read that some folks had difficulty assembling the plastic blower tubing. I agree, they are tight. I assembled mine inside on a sunny day so I set the female end of the tubes in the sun for a few minutes. The black plastic expanded enough to make the pieces slip together easily. I imagine a hair dryer would probably have the same effect. This blower is much easier to use than the old handheld model it replaced. It's 26 lb weight is no problem. I find the easiest way to put it on is to set it on something at least as high as a table. The workbench in my garage works great. I haven't been able to just pick it up and slip it on like a backpack. The unit starts on the second pull every time and runs as well on regular as it does on premium. Another reviewer mentioned needing to buy fresh gas before each use. This hasn't been a problem for me. It uses the same mixture as a my trimmer and chain saw so I initially filled it up from a 2 gallon can at least 3 months old. A few presses on the primer, set the throttle and choke and two pulls later it's running. Same thing every time, even when the temperature dropped into the thirties. This blower is no noisier than any other as far as I can tell. However, the engine is less than a foot away from my ears so I always wear earplugs and muffs. My hearing is bad enough that I don't need to take any chances. One of the reasons I bought this one was for the extra vibration dampening. It must work since I haven't had a problem with fatigue, even after 1.5 hours of constant use. This thing has plenty of power. It blows leaves and other lawn debris like a champ. Once I figured out the technique I could move some pretty big leaf piles. It even blows acorns well. My only complaint is that the primer bulb is well hidden. Not a big deal, I just wish it was a little more accessible. Overall I'm very happy with the blower and would definitely recommend it to others. 2020 Update: I am still happy with the blower. It continues to start on the second pull just like when it was new.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2013 by MJGym
Size: 350BT
First, let me say that I rarely rate any product 5 starts. This one is pretty close, but it takes either perfection, or completely blowing away my expectations to get a top rating. That said, I would actually rate this blower somewhere between 4.5 and 4.8. Before I get into specific features, let me say a bit about what type of consumer should consider this product, and what competing products it is equivalent to. I've used both a Stihl BR420 and an Echo PB620, and the Husqvarna 350BT offers basically the same power and performance as these other two mid-range performers. Don't get too hung up on horsepower numbers, small variances in CFM, or MPH values. Even though the 350BT has less horsepower than the other two I mentioned, and even though it has a CFM value just slightly less than the other two, it really does hold its own against them. If you are the "average", homeowner with a half acre or less yard, then you would definitely be pleased with the 350BT, but you might be able to get away with a less expensive model. A lot of this will depend on the amount of leaves you need to move each season. I found the smallest Echo backpack blower to be adequate on an average yard. If you have a few acres of land, or less than an acre with excessive leaves, or even a small landscaping business, then the 350BT will probably work well for you. The only thing I wouldn't be sure about would be full-time 8-hour day usage -- maybe you need to step up to one of the big boys. But then again, if you need a big boy blower, you're probably not considering this blower anyway. For comparison, I have 7 acres, not all of which is wooded. On a typical Saturday I will spend several hours blowing leaves and loading them up onto a 6x12 high-side utility trailer. I'll pile the trailer up to overflowing after packing it down every time I throw a tarp-full of leaves onto it. I'll load this trailer up 3 to 4 times on the typical day. I repeat this about 4 times each leaf season. I have found the 350BT to be quite enough for what I do. Also, for comparison, a couple of years ago I bought a Stihl BR600 (the biggest blower on the market at the time). I found that blower to be annoying, unreliable, and not significantly more powerful than the 350BT. I can't explain this since the BR600 is what all the pro landscape companies use. I just don't see what they do in the Stihl, and my recommendation is to save your money. Also, if you are comparing strictly the power of different models, you need to look primarily at the CFM rating AT THE PIPE. Ignore any numbers given as "at the housing", as those are meaningless. Next, I suggest you multiply the CFM rating times the MPH value to get a "total power" number. Do this for each model you are considering to see how they stack up. From my own experience, differences of up to ten percent are pretty much meaningless. Now, as for the 350BT itself, I'm very pleased. It generally starts up on the 2nd pull regardless of whether it is hot or cold. When you first put it on it has some fairly heavy vibration to it, but it smooths out as you start using it, and vibration is no problem thereafter. The power is excellent, but you have to know how to use it. As with other pro blowers I've used, you don't point the tube too close to the ground--you have to point it out 2 or 3 feet away from you. The up-close, right-at-your-feet power isn't there. But, pointing the tube outward a bit causes the power to really show up in spades. I can literally stand on one side of the street and blow leaves all the way over to the other side of the street. In fact, you have to learn not to walk around too much because you are wasting your effort. The most effective use of this blower is to stand in one place, and to start about two feet away from you, then slowly lift the tube until you blow a huge pile of leaves several feet away. Then, shift the tube a little to the side and repeat. You can stay in place for a while, then move on after you've exceeded the range of the blower in every direction. I also used the blower to clean out some gutters than had collected junk for over a year. There was two to three inches of wet, sludgy gook and leaves clogging up the gutters. I was able to blow it all out with the 350BT. I think that says as much about the power as anything. The blower does NOT require premium fuel, and runs just fine without it. I highly recommend that you spend a little extra money and use a synthetic oil in the fuel mix. Don't forget to mix it at 50:1 and not 40:1. The fuel tank is fairly large, and you can get between 1 and 2 hours on a tank, depending on conditions. One of the things I found nice about this blower that was not as obvious on the Echo or Stihl models is that it is just as happy to run at very low speeds as it is at full throttle. You can slow it down to an idle for delicate work, put it on mid-speed for more power, or run it full blast for the biggest jobs. The only reason I didn't rate this blower with 5 stars has to do with the tubes. First, it is very difficult to assemble the blower tubes. There is a little note at the end of the tube assembly instructions that says to use some lubricant to make it easier. Well, you don't read that until you've already struggled trying to put the tubes together. I can maybe forgive that. But, the full tube assembly is very long, and just a little awkward to use because of the length. You can take out one or more of the 4 sections, which makes it less awkward to use, but I don't think it works quite as well with a section missing. So, the 350BT just barely misses being perfect. Last of all, I have to say that I think there is no other value as good as the 350BT on the market. Echo has stopped making the PB620 (a MAJOR mistake), and the Stihl and more other brands are around a hundred dollars more. I couldn't believe how cheaply this model was selling. And finally a word about Husqvarna. For those who don't know, Husqvarna is a huge company in Europe. It is like what GE is in America--they do everything. Unfortunately, we only see their small engine equipment here in the States. And, even more unfortunately, Husqvarna has deals with other companies to manufacture their lower-end products. So, they're good reputation has been polluted bad some lower quality products. However, if you buy the mid range and high range Husqvarna products, generally speaking you are getting some of the best products on the market. I have a high-end Husqvarna trimmer that I've owned for about 6 or 7 years. It has been a tremendous performer over the years. I've also owned two Husqvarna chainsaws. I did fall victim to the aforementioned product cheapening when I bought a Husqvarna riding mower 7 years ago. It starting give trouble last year and I finally had to park it this year and buy a new one. It was manufactured by American Yard Products, and not by Husqvarna. I was very disappointed to only get 7 years out of the mower. In summary, I would recommend the Husqvarna 350BT to anyone looking for a good backpack blower.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2012 by rquad
Size: 350BT
. . . . which I mean in the best sense of the words. I bought this blower as an upgrade for a corded electric blower which I just got tired of plugging in and lugging around the cord. This backpack blower has great power, good throttle response, and flat out gets the job done. I have had to change my technique a bit. With the electric, you had to get up close and personal to get leaves and grass clippings moving. With the back pack, I have needed to use a more stand off attack - too close and stuff goes everywhere - and fast too. Standing back, I can control the direction of moving stuff better. Other than blowing really well, this new backpack blower shines in 4 other areas. First, it so far has been very easy to start - usually on the first pull. I have been using the premixed Husqvarna fuel, which I bought as a deal to extend the warranty to 4 years. The combination of the fuel and the blower are great. The blower holds about a quart of fuel so you get good long runs before refueling. If I am just using this for lawn cleanup after a mowing, I get about an hour of total operation per tank. Second, the build quality of this blower is good if not great. Sure it is built with a lot of plastic parts but it is solid. The hose connections are tight. The straps are heavy duty nylon. The strap pads for the shoulders and the hips are firm and wide to distribute the loads well and make it comfortable. Third, this blower is light enough not to wear you out during use. I am not a big or young man, but this blower is easy to move, put on, and carry. There is a nice plastic handle (part of the frame actually) that is built into the top of the machine for carrying it without wearing it. Great for storage or bringing it out in preparation for use. Using the waist belt with its hip pads make wearing this like using a high quality hiking backpack. Properly adjusted and placed, the combination of the waist/hip belt and the shoulder pads distribute the weight of the machine and lightening the feel of it on your back. You may need to loosen or tighten the shoulder straps to get the waist/hip belt pads to ride on your hip bones. This would mean nothing however if you cannot get the thing on and the machine is light enough to pickup and swing onto your back with relative ease. Fourth and finally, the machine is quiet. I wear Pelator earmuffs for hearing protection during yard work but even with the muffs on, this blower is quieter than the electric blower I am replacing. The electric had the high pitched scream of the motor combined with the audible sound of the air stream. The backpack motor is nicely muffled and due to its displacement, has a nice medium note rather than a sharp high pitched sound. The second part of quiet though is that the engine is well balanced. It is a 50 cc engine on your back and if it was not well balanced and built, it would shake you till your ears bled. None of that! All told, this a great product. I should have bought one of these years ago but I am glad to own one now.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2014 by Debbie K
Size: 350BT
I would like to start out by saying that I had an Old Echo Backpack that was great for years so when I decided to go with a new one I went with an echo 580t Backpack leaf blower . It had great reviews and I liked my old one so much I figured why not. Well I was quickly disappointed with it. Not only was it's very cheap feeling but I was not impressed with the power it had. I felt that the one that the 30-year old one that I had was way more powerful. Then I noticed that it was bogging out an awful lot and not easy to start . That was enough for me. I returned it and quickly started going back to doing my research. I figured if I'm going to spend the money on a leaf blower I've got to get something that at least starts up and runs decent . This is when I found the Husqvarna 350bt backpack the reviews were real good on this backpack and I loved everything about it including the price . There was one thing I was concerned about and that was the fact that the air velocity reading was 180 mph and the echo was rated at around I believe 215mph. I was concerned but figured if it was a little less that I could live with it. I went ahead and purchased the Husqvarna 350bt Backpack Blower and the minute I took it out of the box I was happy with my decision because it already felt like it was much more heavy duty than the echo in feel. It took a little while to get the blower pieces together but once it was done I added gas and on the second pull it started. I was impressed again with the fact that it was quieter than the echo. Now it was time to test out the power of the machine and see if it was better or worse than the echo. Again I was instantly impressed with the power of this machine. Not only was it a quieter machine but I felt it was way more powerful than the echo which made me very happy. Now I don't have a whole lot of time with using it but overall I was very happy with my decision to go with the Husqvarna it starts up right away it's quiet and it's powerful what more can I ask for. The only negative is that the straps on the echo were a little bit more comfortable than the Husqvarna but that's a very minor issue. I would highly recommend this leaf blower and it's cheaper than an echo.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2019 by dennis a mayes jr
Size: 350BT
Like everyone else review. This husky has a lot of power and blows all the grass, leaves, small debris and branches out of the way. There is vibration but very little, nothing that bothers me. Although I don't wear it longer than 30-45mins. After reading the reviews I was scared to purchase due to the fact it was gas powered and Amazon does have a policy that you cannot return any gas powered items. I contacted Amazon reps and they confirmed that they cannot accept any returns on gas powered items and if there are problems I will have to contact husky to fix issues. What also scared me was other reviews that some people had problems of engine stalls or can't get it started. But reading all the good reviews I noticed everyone said follow the instructions and you'll be fine. So I made sure I read the instructions before trying to start. Also if you look at this product there are videos by husky on how to start and maintenence on the product. Video was very easy and 2 min long so worth watching. These videos are right on Amazon when you select more pictures of the product you'll see videos if they attached any and for this blower there was. So I followed all the steps, one of which very important. USE HUSKY's motor oil or the correct type with correct ratio. The husky two stroke motor oil is air cooled and some other brands are water cooled. Caution on the safe side I used husky branded oil. FYI this product did not come with husky oil bottle. You can order as an add-on in Amazon but I found it cheaper on ebay for a 6 pack for $25 bucks, free shipping. 1. Use correct oil and gas ratio mixture 2. Pump primer 5 times 3. Make sure the throttle is turned on a little bit. Pulled the cord and it started right away.. and each time after that without issues. The pulling of the cord is pretty easy but does require a bit more strengh than their trimmer 223L. The 223L has an easier pull and comes with husky two stroke oil. I've had this blower for 4 months and I don't have any issues with it. Oh but just like everyone else when I receive shipment of the product the box looked like it was beat up by king kong. it was all dinged and dented in, like it was just thrown around. Luckily nothing was damaged or cracked and everything worked, very luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2013 by Lucas Fam
Size: 350BT
I purchased this because of the Husqvarna name (I already own a Husqvarna chainsaw and a Husqvarna Zero Turn Lawnmowe I am very happy with both) and the ratings on this model were good. I was a little leary at first because the 180 MPH rating on this was the same as some cheaper brands. I learned the very first time I used it, that rating don't mean squat, it is how much air it pushes. Having a bigger diameter tube makes that 180 mph wind much stronger then the cheaper brands using a smaller diameter tube to reach the 180 mph. This baby can push some air moving even wet leaves and small branches with no problem. When I first put it on my back I found it much heavier then the Homelite back pack blower, but I got use to the wieght real quick, I find it very comfortable to wear. This blower makes a unpleasant chore much easier and faster. Pros - 1) Easy to start 2) The option of setting the speed where ever you want and it stays there (much easier on the trigger finger) or you can use the trigger like other blowers it you want. 3) It is quieter then any other blower I have owned. 4) It has all the power I will ever need. 5) It has a bigger gas tank and uses less gas, I never have to refill the tank in the middle of a job. Cons - 1) This is my own fault, when you adust the speed control lever that makes it stay at one speed, I will sometimes push the lever all the way to get top speed and by mistake I will push it the oppisite way and this is how you shut it off. Once this goes that lever goes to the off posistion, no matter how fast you try to push it back the blower will shut off. There is no way to restart it until you unstrap it and remove it from your back (unless you have a buddy near by to pull start it for you while you are wearing it). 2) When running the blower set at a real low speed the motor runs a little rough. This is not a real big deal for me, I never run it at this low of a speed. All in all it is a great blower.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2013 by R. Foley