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STIHL BG 50

  • STIHL BG 50
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Overview

STIHL BG 50

AFFORDABLE AND CONVENIENT BLOWER FOR HOMEOWNERS

Lightweight and manoeuvrable gas blower with reliable basic features of proven STIHL quality. With one-piece blower tube, infinitely variable speed control, choke lever and manual fuel pump. Ideal for use around the home and yard.
Specifications
Model
BG 50
Category Name
Lawn / Garden
Year
2024
Sale Type
New
Manufacturer
Stihl
Weight
3.6 kg
Displacement
27.2 cm³
Blowing Force
13 N 1)
Air Throughput
700 m³/h
Max. Air Velocity
159 mph
features

STIHL BG 50STIHL ANTI-VIBRATION SYSTEM

FOR MORE PLEASANT WORK. Vibrations can occur when you put your power tools through their paces, and these are particularly noticeable in the grip area. The buffer and spring elements of the STIHL anti-vibration system reduce the transmission of engine vibrations to the handle area and therefore to your body. The result is that your power tool is more comfortable to hold and your work is much less tiring.

STIHL BG 50MANUAL FUEL PUMP

FOR FEWER STARTING STROKES. The manual fuel pump reduces the number of strokes required to start the power tool, making the start-up process quicker and easier This is particularly helpful after longer breaks in operation. To use it, actuate the pump several times before starting. This will ensure that there is enough petrol in the carburettor when starting.