UnBoxing The Yuzhoukee 80cc Backpack Blower 

This looks exactly the same as the orange and grey Schroder SR-8000 unit on the SchroderUSA website and the red and black looking Stark USA Xtreme Power unit on Ebay. All must be made in the same Shanghai factory but with customized colors and stickers. Schroder claims the 80cc (79.4.cc) engine is 4.3 HP with the unit producing 920 CFM and 243 mph versus the Yuzhoukee's 850CFM and 230mph. Currently the Schroder is $388 with free 2 day shipping and apparently a 5 year warranty (only as long as their website is still around), the Stark USA one is as low as $239.95 and states only 175mph. Other differences claimed are the Schroder apparently weighs 26.6 lbs and specifies 50:1 fuel mixture versus Yuzhoukee's 32lbs and 30:1 fuel mixture (maybe to increase lubrication and extend engine life at the expense of some power?). The Stark USA one also specifies a 30:1 mixture.

Love these videos. Would like to see more repair videos of used garden machinery. Maybe go to some car boot sales for cheap items that need repair?

I ended up buying one of these. It wasn't the Yuzhoukee branded one, but a Yard Tuff branded model. It's identical in every way except for the colors. I've used it now about a dozen times and so far I like it. I paid about $275 for it off Amazon and for that price I think it's unbeatable. I have had to adjust the carburetor a couple of times to get it running just the way I like it, but I have to do this with every 2-stroke engine I own because of my altitude of 7,000'. I have noticed though that this carb seems to go out of adjustment easier than my other 2 stroke powered engines, but it's an easy adjustment to make. The power from this thing is great. I use mine to blow not only leaves, but smaller rocks off my long driveway. This machine will easily blow 2" diameter rocks. I also own a Stihl BG-86, and can tell you this blower has WAY more CFM's than that, and even though it's a lot heavier, it doesn't hurt my arm like the Stihl does after holding it for an hour because it's a backpack blower. Overall I'd give this 4 stars due to the sometimes finicky carb and the shoulder straps that loosen during use.

it worked for a year and four months of commercial gardening; now one of the crank seals are leaking and it's leaning out. the thing was always a pain in the neck to start once it was warm now it's almost impossible. although it looks like a red max or a husqvarna it's nothing like either one, this is not something you could send out with your crew and expect them to get it started, also now the thing has quite a rattle i'm not sure what it is but a brand name replacement is on the way, i rolled the dice with this this blower and lost. my advice is paid twice the price get the redmax or husky and be happy; you don't want something that weighs a ton, is uncomfortable, noisy, super hard for you to start and pretty much impossible for your helpers to start.

It seems to me a middle ground between an ebz8001 and a stiga spb375😏

It seems like a nice unit, pretty pricey for my blood though, haha!

What is the spark plug on that?

Am about to buy one and add to my fleet for my company

Any fallow up opinions on this thing?

Don't you need to mix some 2-cycle engine oil with the gas?

Still working fine?

$299 on eBay, please let know your opinion if you compare this one with Stihl BR 700... could not find ny reviews on this blower

I just a brand new one for only $224 from wayfair!

It looks like a echo backpack blower

Where do u get warrenty work done

Wish I could buy a cherry unit about 30 years old, one without all the gov't safety crap on it.

Anyone have this that could give some feedback for the power really considering it but not having the convenience of being able to return due to any issues locally really sucks. Any feedback would be awesome! Thanks

eBay, $360-$460. I’ll just buy a stihl

4 hp equals 60cc not 80cc

There’s another piece of equipment made by the Chinese 🇨🇳 company USED HOCKEY! Made from Chinese used hockey. Lol 😆

Redmax copy