Makita BHX2500CA Handheld Leaf Blower

There’s only so much you can do with a leaf blower… make it powerful, make it lightweight, and make it fuel-efficient. Makita has done all three with the BHX2500CA.

Let’s begin with the fuel efficiency because that’s the “selling point” of this high-quality gas leaf blower. The 4-stroke engine means that it uses fuel up to 60% more efficiently than a 2-stroke one would.

That enhanced engine makes for a heavier machine, but not by a whole lot – this leaf blower (when filled with gas, of course) weighs only 9.8 pounds.

The last thing to note is the easy-cleaning air filters. This model was designed for those who are going to be blowing leaves day in and day out. Although you’ll pay a bit more upfront, you’ll save a ton of money down the line on fuel costs – it’s kind of like how buying solar panels is initially very expensive, but great for your monthly energy bill down the line.


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