Jonsered B2126, 28cc 2-Cycle Gas 425 CFM 170 MPH Handheld Leaf Blower

First off, this blower is made by Husqvarna and except for the color of the plastic housing is identical to the Husqvarna 125B, which means that renewal and service parts for the Husky will also work on this blower. I got it for a great discount price of only $89.99 from PAE Distributing that sells here through Amazon. One clarification is that the Amazon listing is incorrect, and this is a blower only. It does not include a vacuum/mulching kit nor can it be converted, since it lacks features such as mulching blades that are required to use it that way. There is a more expensive model BV2126 that does include a vacuum/mulching kit.As to the blower itself, I couldn’t be happier. It starts readily if you follow the instructions, warms up quickly, has smooth and quick throttle response, does not vibrate, is well balanced, and the air intake on the right side means it doesn’t suck your clothes when held in your right hand. It came tuned perfectly from the factory with the idle speed spot on at 3000 rpm. I also like the fact that both the low and high speed jet adjustments are readily accessible, should it be necessary to tweak them in the future after the blower gets some hours on it.One general point I’d like to make is that most problems with this and all 2-stroke engines can be traced to the use of ethanol in the gasoline, and I’ve used Trufuel premixed 2-stroke fuel that is ethanol free for many years in all my 2-stroke machines, and have never had any fuel line, carburetor problems or engine failures. I have never had to clean the muffler or spark arrestor screen, and there is no carbon buildup in the exhaust ports. In fact, the only maintenance I’ve ever had to perform is to replace the spark plug and clean the carburetor air filter.Anyway, I heartily recommend this blower, especially if you can buy it at this discounted price, which is normally associated with cheap models that have half crank engines.

Blows harder than my Stihl but only lasted 3 seasons and carb troubles started. I cant keep it running.

I bought the Jonsered blower to replace a three year old Husqvarna blower. It is the same exact blower. The Husqvarna wouldn’t start easily and struggled to maintain idle, motor would stop often. This was likely a fuel/carburetor issue since I did not drain the tank for long term storage. I did not heed the many warnings about this and validated them with my own bad experience. Already the Jonsered is having trouble staying on when the choke is in the “run” position. This is something the Husqvarna could not do at all requiring instead to be run at half choke. They are great blowers...when they work...but, until further notice, I’d say this is a two year, non-durable, disposable blower and the price reflects that somewhat.

Starts every time on the second pull. Great velocity.

This is a HuskV unit with different branding. The muffler has the HV symbol stamped on it. That said, mine has worked like a dream. I used pre engineered fuel you buy already mixed in a can (yes it is expensive) as it works so good. Few pulls after initial prime and it starts right up. Runs smooth and quickly responds to the throttle pull. Maybe I got one of those made on a Wednesday mid morning examples or something, but it works wonderfully and I would not hesitate to purchase again.

Vibrates, heavy, consumes my fuel than my Stihl but reasonable in price and works very well. My Stihl cost over $250 but only lasted a few years, if this lasts 3 years I am ahead of the game!

It works very good 👍

Its hand to keep it running sometimes but it seems good quality and powerful.

Easy to start, plenty of power for blowing snow. I'm pleased with the price and the quality

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