If you are looking to buy a garden leaf blower or blower vac locally in Sheffield contact MF Hire and Sales.
Telephone: (0114) 2750431
Based on the outskirts of the City of Sheffield on East Bank Road you will find they offer a comprehensive range of hand and power tools at competitive prices including the full range of Stihl Garden Leaf Blowers.
In addition to Stihl. Echo, Honda, many more brands can be supplied, from a simple electric blower for domestic home garden use through to professional back pack blowers as used by contractors, groundsmen, and landscapers.
Leaf blowers are typically either electric or two stroke petrol engine driven. There are however several models on the marketplace that can be purchased from MF Hire in Sheffield that run off a four stroke petrol engine instead.
There are three main types of blowers; hand held blowers (that are usually electric or petrol driven), hand held blower vacs (that again are either electric or petrol driven) that collect leaves as well as being capable of blowing them, and back pack mounted units which are professional high power units capable of being used for prolonged periods of time on large gardens, open areas, farms, and estates.
Domestic garden blowers are usually of the hand held type and are electric or petrol engined depending on your requirements and budget. Electric models are usually the cheapest you can buy but of course you have the restriction of a trailing electric cable to consider.
In this category popular models are the Black and Decker GW2600, Black & Decker GW3000, Handy Eco Vac, Handy Eco Vac Plus, Ryobi RBL26, and several Flymo branded models including the Garden Vac 2700 unit.
Mid range units are usually powered by compact petrol engines. In this category in there are several really popular models including the Ryobi RBV2800 and 3000, the McCulloch GBV325, and the Stihl BG56, BG66, BG86, and SH56 and SH86 blower vacs.
For a Free Quote to buy any leaf blower contact:
MF Hire
East Bank Road
Sheffield
S2 3PS
Tel: (0114) 2750431
Friday 16 September 2011
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