The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB is a gas-powered handheld leaf blower delivering 520 CFM at 160 MPH. It features a 2-cycle 25cc engine. (Read full specs)
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Features and Specifications
| Type | Gas-Powered |
|---|---|
| Handling | Handheld |
| CFM | Up to 520 |
| MPH | Up to 160 |
| Blowing Force | N/A |
| Make | N/A |
|---|---|
| Engine displacement | 25cc |
| Strokes | 2 |
| Fuel/oil ratio | 50:1 |
| Speed settings | Variable |
| Cruise control | Yes |
|---|---|
| Fuel tank | 18 fl. oz. |
| Vacuum | No |
| Weight | 11.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Noise rating | 74 dB |
| Warranty | 3 years |
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Description
Overview of the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB
The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB
- Power: The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB is a gas-powered blower with a maximum air volume rating of 520 cubic feet per minute (CFM) and an air speed of 160 miles per hour (MPH).
- Handling: Its handheld design ensures maximum portability, allowing users to effortlessly move and operate it virtually anywhere with ease. However, for a gas-powered handheld blower, the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB is heavier than most, weighing 11.5 lbs.
- Engine: This blower's engine has a displacement specification of 25cc. Please note that, because the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB's engine is a 2-cycle one, it runs on a mixture of oil and gasoline. According to Ryobi, the proper fuel mixture ratio for this blower is 50:1.
- Speed Settings: The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB provides versatile control with customizable airflow via variable speed settings and the convenience of cruise control for prolonged comfort.
- Noise: Its noise rating of 74 dB can be considered the standard for similar gas-powered handheld blowers.
- Fuel Tank: Its tank can hold 18 fl. oz., so it falls squarely in the average in terms of fuel capacity for handheld blowers.
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The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB's performance versus other blowers
The following charts are provided to give you an idea how the key specs of the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB compare with similar leaf blowers.
- Maxing out at 160 MPH, this blower ranks on the lower end in terms of air speed for gas-powered handheld blowers. For the fastest air speed in this category, you may want to consider the Craftsman BV2500, which can expell air at a velocity that can reach 250 MPH.
- Regarding its air volume, the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB boasts an impressive airflow that can reach 520 CFM (Cubic Foot per Minute). This makes it one of the most powerful gas-powered handheld blowers.
Price comparison
As you can see from these interactive charts, when compared to other gas handheld blowers, the Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB is on the cheap side of the price range.
It can therefore be a really good buy if you're looking to acquire a budget blower.
The bottom line
- Inexpensive
- Cruise control
- High CFM (520 CFM)
- Decent tank (18 fl. oz.)
- Acceptable noise (74 dB)
- Quite heavy (11.5 lbs)
- Low MPH (160 MPH)
About Ryobi
Ryobi Limited is a manufacturer of power tools, outdoor equipment, and various other types of electronic products and components. Founded in Japan in 1943, Ryobi has since expanded to become a multi-brand, multinational company aimed at providing affordable, pro-featured products. It is now owned by Techtronic Industries, a company overseeing production and marketing of brands such as Ridgid and Homelite.
Warranty Information
The Ryobi JET FAN RY25AXB is covered under a warranty for up to 3 years. This warranty may not cover all parts of the blower.
For more information about the warranty of Ryobi blowers, please consult Ryobi's warranty policies (opens in a new tab). Alternatively, you can also contact their Customer Support: 1-800-525-2579.
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Like everyone else mine exploded with the plastic fins flying everywhere. I feel stupid for buying a Ryobi.
Bought this in 2018 and probably only used it 20 times in 3 years because I had another battery-powered blower. Started it the other day and let run for a few minutes while I got hearing protection. Suddenly it shut off and I went to pull the rope and it wouldn’t budge. Took the rope starter assembly off thinking it was jammed, only to find out the crankshaft wouldn’t turn by hand and I heard a rattling sound inside the engine, so I can only assume the piston rod broke. I only ever ran this on pre-mix canned gas. What a POS… One month out of warranty too.
Bought the RY25AXB Dec. 2017 and it quit working July 2021 with minimal residential use (burned maybe 2.5 gallons of gas total). Warranty is for three years but I guess $119 really is not that much to throw away. I kind of glad it quit as it was extremely loud and the vibration caused me to have to change hands frequently because of pain ( always wondered if it accelerated arthritis in might right hand). Because of this experience I’ll probably never buy another Ryobi product. I’ll take it apart to see what failed and it can be a science fair project for a grandkid.
Very pleased with the jet fan blower untill the blower section failed. If Ryobe does not have a simple fix for it, this would make the design useless to the diy, crowd, which is the American buyer.T A Holaday
I bought this blower about a year and a half ago. Used it normally (weekly lawn cuts, fall and spring cleanups, winterized during winter). This weekend, while I was using it, it started making loud noises, black shards of plastic came flying out and within seconds it froze up. After further inspection the shards of plastic were from the internal turbine fans. Not even sure how they could all come apart during use. When I went online, I saw that this was common in their electric version of the blower. Seems awful quality to me when I really only used it about once per week. Can’t imagine this working over a long summer with daily use.
Called Ryobi support and they said there is nothing they can do but I was more than welcome to bring it to a nearby service repair shop (at my cost). Not happy….
Switching brands now…