Toro 51820 VS 51821 - Spec & Feature Comparison

Further down the page, you'll find some explanations regarding the key similarities and differences between the Toro 51820 and the Toro 51821.

But before checking out these explanations, here's a table that summarizes the main pros of each of these 2 leaf blowers:

Toro 51820	Toro 51821

Higher CFM Higher MPH Higher autonomy	Lighter Less expensive
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Common specs comparison

Make & handling

As the 51820 and the 51821 are both Toro blowers, they benefit from the same level of quality and attention to detail.
These two products are handheld blowers and therefore provide you with superior mobility.
These two products operate as cordless blowers, leveraging a rechargeable battery system that offers both cost-effectiveness and eco-friendliness.

CFM & MPH

With a marginal CFM advantage (605 vs 565 CFM), the Toro 51820 may offer a modest edge over the Toro 51821 (565 CFM) in terms of leaf-moving capability.
With an MPH of 115, the Toro 51820 edges out the 110 MPH of the Toro 51821, potentially improving its performance in leaf blowing and debris lifting tasks.

Weight & Noise rating

The Toro 51820, weighing 10 lbs, presents a notable increase over the 8.3 lbs of the Toro 51821, suggesting that operating it may demand a bit more physical exertion.
Both devices have a noise rating of 63 dB, ensuring they would neither cause significantly more disturbance to neighbors than the other, nor be noticeably louder to the operator's ears.

Other features comparison

Vacuum ability

Neither the Toro 51820 nor the Toro 51821 can vacuum leaves, so you'll need an alternative approach to collect them.

Autonomy

The Toro 51820, boasting a maximum autonomy of 90 mins, slightly surpasses the 75 mins of the Toro 51821. This extended operational time ensures that the Toro 51820 can handle longer tasks without needing a recharge, offering users greater flexibility and uninterrupted workflow.