- The Japanese Maruyama petrol blower, model BL3110, is designed to clean gardens and farms, efficiently clearing dry leaves, dust, clippings and grass. It has a powerful 30.1 cm³ engine with Japanese H.E.R.E technology that delivers strong performance with low emissions and economical fuel use. Its compact design and light weight make it easy and comfortable to use in all conditions, making it the ideal choice for garden and farm maintenance and cleaning.
Key Features
- Powerful 30.1 cm³ engine with H.E.R.E technology for lower emissions and higher efficiency.
- High blowing power of up to 13 m³/min to clear dust and leaves fast.
- Lightweight design (4.3 kg) for easy carrying and long use.
- Reliable, easy-starting CDI ignition system.
- Economical 0.6 L fuel tank for longer running.
- Air speed of up to 72.1 m/s for professional performance.
- Comfortable design with a non-slip handle that reduces vibration and fatigue during operation.
Specifications
- Engine displacement: 30.1 cm³ (CER 300)
- Power: 0.97 kW
- Weight: 4.3 kg
- Fuel tank capacity: 0.6 L
- Airflow: 13.0 m³/min
- Maximum air speed: 72.1 m/s
- Vibration level: 13 m/s²
- Noise level: 108 dB
- Country of origin: Japan
Directions for Use
- Use a mix of 91-octane petrol + two-stroke oil (2-Stroke Oil).
- Mixing ratio: 25 ml oil per 1 litre of petrol (1:40).
- Shake the mixture well before use.
- Open the fuel valve and place the machine on a level surface.
- Close the choke when starting for the first time, then pull the starter cord until the engine starts.
- After starting, open the choke and let the machine warm up for one minute before use.
- Point the air nozzle at the leaves or dust and start cleaning.
Orkida Tip
- To protect the engine, use only two-stroke oil made for garden equipment, never regular car engine oil.
- Clean the air filter regularly and make sure the nozzle is secure during operation.
Applications
- Home gardens and rest houses.
- Farms and agricultural land.
- Cleaning pavements and walkways.
- Clearing dust from warehouses and open areas.