Shindaiwa EB802RT Spec Review

The Shindaiwa EB802RT is a gas-powered backpack leaf blower delivering 695 CFM at 210 MPH. It features a 2-cycle 79.2cc engine. (Read full specs)

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Shindaiwa EB802RT 695 CFM Gas Backpack Blower

Features and Specifications

Type
Type Gas-Powered
Handling Backpack
CFM Up to 695
MPH Up to 210
Blowing Force N/A
Engine
Make N/A
Engine displacement 79.2cc
Strokes 2
Fuel/oil ratio 50:1
Speed settings Variable
Features
Throttle positionTube
Cruise controlYes
Fuel tank 68.3 fl. oz.
Vacuum No
Misc
Weight 24.9 lbs
Noise rating 76 dB
Warranty 5 years
CARB-compliantYes

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Description

Equipped with both round and turbo pipes and tube-mounted throttle control.

Overview of the Shindaiwa EB802RT

The Shindaiwa EB802RT in use

The Shindaiwa EB802RT

  • Power: The Shindaiwa EB802RT is a gas-powered leaf blower. It sports a max air speed of 210 MPH and a max air volume rating of 695 cubic feet per minute (CFM).
  • Handling: As this unit is a backpack leaf blower, the majority of the unit is distributed so that the user can operate it with ease for most reasonable periods of use. Its throttle is located on the tube, which allows you to keep your left hand free. However, for a gas-powered backpack blower, the Shindaiwa EB802RT is heavier than most, weighing 24.9 lbs.
  • Engine: The engine boasts a displacement of 79.2cc. Please note that, because the Shindaiwa EB802RT's engine is a 2-cycle one, it runs on a mixture of oil and gasoline. According to Shindaiwa, the proper fuel mixture ratio for this blower is 50:1.
  • Speed Settings: To provide more control over their job to the user, the unit has a variable speed control setting. No matter the size of the job, the user can adjust the airflow of the Shindaiwa EB802RT to match it. On top of that, maintaining the selected speed is effortless, as it also features cruise control.
  • Noise: As far as gas-powered backpack blowers go, this one is average in terms of noise with a rating of 76 dB.
  • Fuel Tank: It has an average fuel capacity for a backpack blower, with a tank that holds around 68.3 fl. oz of fuel.

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The Shindaiwa EB802RT's performance versus other blowers

The following charts are provided to give you an idea how the key specs of the Shindaiwa EB802RT compare with similar leaf blowers.

  • The Shindaiwa EB802RT expels air at speeds up to 210 MPH, making it standard in terms of air speed for gas-powered backpack blowers. If you wish to benefit from air expelled at the fastest possible speed, the Husqvarna 150BT and its 270 MPH could be an option to consider.
  • Regarding its air volume, the airflow of the Shindaiwa EB802RT can reach 695 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute), which is on par with other gas-powered backpack blowers. If air volume is important to you, the Echo PB-9010T, with 1110 CFM, could be in your good books.
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The bottom line

STRENGTHS:
  • Cruise control
  • 5 year (limited) warranty
AVERAGE SPECS:
  • Decent tank (68.3 fl. oz.)
  • Acceptable noise (76 dB)
  • Decent CFM (695 CFM)
  • Decent MPH (210 MPH)
WEAKNESSES:
  • Quite heavy (24.9 lbs)

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About Shindaiwa

Since the 50s, Shindaiwa Incorporated has been a major player on the outdoor power equipment market. The company launched its first product, the "Hurricane", an electric chainsaw, back in 1955 in Japan. Nowadays, they are headquarted in Lake Zurich, IL. However, they remain closely tied to their homeland, since they now belong to ECHO Incorporated, a subsidiary of the Yamabiko corporation. Shindaiwa manufactures its products both in Japan, in Yokosuka, Morioka, and Hiroshima, and also in other plants around the globe, in Shenzhen, China, and Lake Zurich, IL.

Warranty Information

The Shindaiwa EB802RT is covered under a warranty for up to 5 years. This warranty may not cover all parts of the blower.
For more information about the warranty of Shindaiwa blowers, please consult Shindaiwa's warranty policies (opens in a new tab). Alternatively, you can also contact their Customer Support: 1-877-9-TORQUE (1-877-986-7783).

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