The Billy Goat F1802V is a gas-powered wheeled blower delivering 2900 CFM at 200 MPH. It features a 4-cycle 570 cc engine. (Read full specs)
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Features and Specifications
| Type | Gas-Powered |
|---|---|
| Handling | Walk-Behind |
| CFM | Up to 2900 |
| MPH | Up to 200 |
| Blowing Force | N/A |
| Make | Vanguard |
|---|---|
| Engine displacement | 570 cc |
| Strokes | 4 |
| Speed settings | Variable |
| Self-propelled | No |
|---|---|
| Fuel tank | 288 fl. oz. |
| Vacuum | No |
| Weight | 179 lbs |
|---|---|
| Noise rating | 97 dB |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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Description
Overview of the Billy Goat F1802V
- Power: The F1802V gas-powered blower, manufactured by Billy Goat, is rated for a max air volume of 2900 cubic feet per minute (CFM) and a max air speed of 200 MPH.
- Handling: For bigger jobs covering a large area or for those who simply want to keep their leaf blower on the ground, walk-behind blowers such as the Billy Goat F1802V are an ideal choice. They are typically much more powerful than handheld or backpack blowers. The unit features two 13" pneumatic wheels at the back, as a well as a front wheel that unfortunately does not swivel.
- Engine: This blower is fitted with a 570 cc Vanguard engine. As this is a 4-stroke engine, the blower does not require a mix of gas and oil in order to run.
- Speed Settings: Thanks to its variable speed settings, the Billy Goat F1802V allows precise control of the air output.
- Noise: With a decibel rating of 97 dB, the F1802V is neither louder nor quieter than its rivals in the gas-powered walk-behind category.
- Fuel Tank: With a tank that can hold 288 fluid ounces, this model has a much higher fuel capacity than your typical gas walk-behind blower. In fact, it is the biggest tank you'll find in our selection of gas walk-behind blowers.
- Aim N Shoot™: The Billy Goat F1802V uses a patented proprietary technology called Aim N Shoot™ that enables the user to direct the air stream up or down directly from the handle. Thanks to this technology, debris can be thrown farther and more accurately.
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The Billy Goat F1802V's performance versus other blowers
The following charts are provided to give you an idea how the key specs of the Billy Goat F1802V compare with similar leaf blowers.
- Forced air exiting this blower has been clocked at a max speed of 200 MPH. This puts the F1802V at the head of the pack as far as air speed is concerned in gas-powered walk-behind blowers.
- If air volume is an important feature, the F1802V by Billy Goat will not disappoint. Its airflow maxes out at 2900 CFM (cubic feet per minute), which makes this unit one of the most powerful gas-powered walk-behind blowers.
The bottom line
- Large tank (288 fl. oz.)
- Aim N Shoot™ technology
- High CFM (2900 CFM)
- High MPH (200 MPH)
- Acceptable noise (97 dB)
- Front wheel does not swivel
About Billy Goat
Located near Kansas City, Missouri in the United States of America, Billy Goat is a manufacturer of household and professional outdoor products. The company began as a subsidiary of Clipper Manufacturing in 1967 and struck out for itself in 1969. Today, Billy Goat operates as a subsidiary of Briggs & Stratton. Billy Goat is passionate about designing and manufacturing innovative product offerings.
Warranty Information
The Billy Goat F1802V is covered under a warranty for up to 2 years. This warranty may not cover all parts of the blower.
For more information about the warranty of Billy Goat blowers, please consult Billy Goat's warranty policies (opens in a new tab). Alternatively, you can also contact their Customer Support: 1-816-524-9666.
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