Makita 184 MPH 516 CFM 52.5cc MM4 4-Stroke Engine Tube Throttle Backpack Blower
$399.00
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Description
Makita 52.5 cc MM4 Backpack Blower (EB5300TH) combines a cleaner-burning 4-stroke engine with quieter operation and the convenience of no fuel mixing. The cleaner-burning, fuel-efficient EB5300TH is a true step-up from older 2-stroke motors. Its engineered for commercial lawn and garden work and is ideal for any professional seeking a best-in-class backpack blower. The EB5300TH is powered by a 52.5 cc commercial-duty 4-stroke engine that requires no fuel mix and will deliver commercial duty performance with a maximum air speed of 184 mph and a maximum air volume of 516 cu. ft. per minute. The mechanical automatic engine decompression is engineered for quick and easy starts, with heavy-duty anti-vibration mounts between the frame and engine for improved operator comfort. The EB5300TH is compact with less weight (only 19.7 lbs.) with wide padded straps and padded back panel for operator comfort. In addition, the large capacity muffler ensures quiet operation at 70dB(A).
- Mechanical automatic engine decompression for quick and easy starts
- Shoulder straps engineered with multiple adjustments for improved fit
- Tool-less handle adjustment for quick positioning of handle
- Powerful fuel efficient 52.5cc (2.5 HP) MM4 commercial duty engine
- Large capacity air filter is replaceable and easily accessible
- Padded back panel is ventilated for improved operator comfort
- Heavy duty anti-vibration mounts between frame and engine for improved operator comfort
- Adjustable tube easily adjusts to desired length
- Large grip positioned at optimum center of gravity for easier transport
- Large capacity muffler ensures quieter operation (70 dB)
- Padded shoulder straps retain their shape for easier re-shouldering
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 19.7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14.70 × 21.80 × 24.60 in |
| Blower Type | Backpack Blower |
| CA (CARB) Compliant | CARB Compliant |
| Commercial | Yes |
| Engine Displacement (cc) | 52.5 |
| Engine Type | 4 Cycle |
| Features | Adjustable Speed, Interchangeable Nozzle Connections |
| Fuel Tank Capacity (oz.) | 60.9 |
| Included | No additional items or accessories included |
| Maximum Air Volume (CFM) | 516 |
| Maximum air speed (mph) | 184 |
| Model | EB5300TH |
| Noise rating (dB) | 70 |
| Power Type | Gas |
| Refurbished | No |
| Start Type | Recoil Start |
| Tools Included | Blower |
Reviews (77)
77 reviews for Makita 184 MPH 516 CFM 52.5cc MM4 4-Stroke Engine Tube Throttle Backpack Blower
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Ocie Schinner (verified owner) –
Excellent blower.
Kieran Ledner (verified owner) –
Excellent performance, easy starting, very manageable weight. Live up to my expectations. 2 month ownership, so far.
John Mitchell (verified owner) –
The only complaint I have is there is no cross strap to hold the 2 shoulder straps together
Carmel Kiehn (verified owner) –
Easy assembly. It performs very good!
Mitchel Braun (verified owner) –
Easy to assemble and more powerful than I expected.
Beaulah Smith (verified owner) –
This back pack while a bit heavy is just what was needed to push leaves, pine needles, and about anything not nailed down. Easy to assemble and started on the first pull. The small amount of oil needed to start the first time should be included in the packing.
Sarah Conn (verified owner) –
Uses regular 10W30 motor oil with no fuel mixing. Easy to start, with a responsive throttle, noise level is decent. Only shortcoming is the shoulder straps, which tend to slip to the side. I cured this slippage by using a fabric-covered bungee cord, applied across my chest to hold the shoulder straps and stop the slippage. Ran it for an hour today, and still had a quarter tank of gas left. I would recommend this blower.
Gerard Mann (verified owner) –
Very well put together and runs very well
Newton Hessel (verified owner) –
Start easy. Very good blow velocity. So far very good.
Nathen O’Hara (verified owner) –
Very powerful a little heavy but works great. love that it’s a 4 stroke engine no oil and gas mix
Lucio Grimes (verified owner) –
Starts right up quiet and a lot of power nice blower
Lilian McGlynn (verified owner) –
It would be nice if it had a vacuum attachment
Diana Okuneva (verified owner) –
Easy to assemble, starts first time every time (as long as you remember to switch the tube throttle to the on position) and it’s relatively quiet
Carlos Kilback (verified owner) –
Excellent product. The main reason I selected this model was the 4 cycle engine. Much more powerful than my hand held, battery operated, Ryobi blower.
Danny Medhurst (verified owner) –
Runs great use a lot to clear leaves and acorns from oak trees
Brennan Mills (verified owner) –
Quiet, plenty of power, and no premix. Only complaint is lack of cross connection of shoulder straps.
Lydia Jast (verified owner) –
Effective blower. Solid build. This replaces a 4-stroke toro that lasted nine years but started falling apart. Negative – the weight is fine, but the balance is poor as it’s weight is outward away from the back. I find that loosening the straps a lot helps, but limits use to about an hour for me.
Leatha Beahan (verified owner) –
I have a half acre lot with six mature oak and maple trees around the house.I needed a replacement for my 20 year old Homelite, that I could no longer get parts for.I decided to go with a 4 cycle for the reduced noise and pollution.The only down side is the weight, but the five extra pounds is compensated by the design.Although this blower is at the top of the price range, it is worth it.Where my previous blower took three to four quarts of gas/oil mix, I can blow my entire yard with about half that amount of regular gas.I’m using aviation gas to avoid the whole ethanol problem.It’s blowing capacity is powerful enough to move a huge pile of leaves across the yard.I’m finished in half the time.The arm straps are large enough to climb into without straining, adjustable and well padded.The lumbar pad is a plus.The motor is supported on springs reducing the vibration to the backpack.This is my new favorite yard tool.
Maynard Rohan (verified owner) –
I’ve owned this machine for about a month now. I bought it in time for the fall cleanup.Great product with plenty of power.I have 1/2 acre with six 40′ maple trees and this powered through the pile and was able to blow them across the yard and into the woods.Easy start. Love the fact that it uses plain gas rather than oil mix.More efficient too. I can do the whole yard with less that 1/2 tank.Considerably quieter than my previous 2 cycle.I thought the five extra pounds would be a problem, but the backpack straps and lumbar pad make it easy to wear.I like the cruise control when covering a large area, easy on the trigger finger.This is my new favorite yard tool.
Titus Jones (verified owner) –
Nice blower, good power.I would have given a 5 star rating if it came with a waist belt and chest strap.I bought a waist belt and added a chest strap myself.Other than that is a good blower as I stated above.