
Engineered For Faster, Easier Yard Cleanup
Hurricane-Force Wind Speed
Generate 185MPH gusts that blast through matted leaves and packed debris instantly. Even the toughest yard messes stand no chance.
Refuel In Seconds, Skip The Battery Wait
Battery blowers run out of charge in 20 to 40 minutes and need hours to recharge. This one refuels in seconds, so you keep clearing without delay.
Rugged Commercial-Grade Build
Reinforced housing and heavy-duty internals endure years of seasonal abuse. Quality handheld blowers typically last 5+ years with basic care.
Extended Runtime Per Tank
A single tank keeps you running for 30 to 40 minutes of nonstop clearing power. Fewer refuels mean faster full-yard cleanups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the GaleHawk powerful enough for wet leaves and heavy debris?
Is the GaleHawk powerful enough for wet leaves and heavy debris?
Absolutely. With 390CFM airflow and 185MPH wind speed, it powers through soaked leaves and packed debris with ease, even where lighter blowers give up.
Why won't my gas blower start after sitting?
Why won't my gas blower start after sitting?
Most gas blowers get hard to start when stale fuel gums up the carburetor. The GaleHawk's primer bulb and choke deliver a clean fuel mix, so it fires up even after sitting all winter.
Is this blower too heavy for extended use?
Is this blower too heavy for extended use?
Not at all. At just 9.5 pounds with balanced weight distribution, you can run it for long stretches without arm or shoulder fatigue.
Why choose gas over a battery leaf blower?
Why choose gas over a battery leaf blower?
Battery blowers can die mid-job and leave half a yard uncleared. The GaleHawk runs on gas, so you get 390CFM of steady power with a quick refuel instead of waiting on a charger.
How do I mix the gas and oil for this blower?
How do I mix the gas and oil for this blower?
Most handheld two-stroke blowers run on a 50:1 gas-to-oil mix. Check the exact ratio in your owner's manual, then fill up using the included mixing container and funnel.
How long does a full tank last?
How long does a full tank last?
Expect roughly 30 to 40 minutes of runtime per tank, depending on throttle use and the demands of the job at hand.
Is it louder than an electric blower?
Is it louder than an electric blower?
It runs at about 70dB, a moderate volume considering the commercial-grade power packed into such a compact machine.
What's covered if something goes wrong?
What's covered if something goes wrong?
Every GaleHawk ships with a manufacturer's warranty, and our support team is on standby to help with any setup or performance questions.