About the MITOX 760BPX Premium Petrol Backpack Blower
An ideal backpack blower for the most demanding tasks
The Mitox 760BPX is a high performance backpack blower from their toughest Premium range, designed for demanding landowner and commercial use clearing leaves and debris. It is easy to start thanks to the spring assisted recoil system, and is packed with comfortable features for long-term use.
The most powerful Mitox blower
An easy-starting 75.6 cc petrol engine fuels the blower, which combined with the efficient fan design generates a maximum air speed of 102 m/s (205 mph), making it the most powerful model in the Mitox range! The commercial-grade air filter keeps dust out of the engine and is also effortless to remove without the need for tools.
Comfort is guaranteed even when used for extended periods
The wide shoulder straps are padded to provide maximum comfort, and the ergonomic handle is fully adjustable to suit the working position of the user and has a cruise control feature, all of which is beneficial to comfortable prolonged working. Similarly, the large 2.3 Litre tank capacity allows for longer working before refueling is required, and a full anti-vibration system keeps vibration levels below 2.02 m/s2 for maximum comfort.
A 5 year domestic/3 month commercial warranty with Mitox is included, we will register the machine. T&Cs apply.
MITOX 760BPX Premium Petrol Backpack Blower Technical Information
- Range: premium
- Engine: Mitox Premium
- Displacement: 75.6 cc
- Engine RPM: 7300
- Power: 3.1 kW
- Spark plug: Bosch
- Auto choke return: yes
- Fuel tank capacity: 2.3 Litres
- Fuel/oil ratio: 40:1
- Recoil assist: Easy Start
- Tool-less filter cover: yes
- Maximum air speed: 102 m/s (205 mph)
- Airflow blowing: 1500 m3/h
- Sound level: 112 dB(A)
- Vibration level: 2.02 m/s2
- Weight: 12 kg
DAVID COOKSON –
Absolutely fantastic bit of kit, so pleased I purchased & will definitely be purchasing other items in the future.
Impressed Customer – Berkshire –
The Mitox 706BPX is an excellent blower that makes light work of the industrial quantities of leaves that fall into our garden and onto the drive from a neighbouring wood. The vibration is low, the noise level is manageable with ear defenders, and there is no repetitive strain on one’s wrists which was experienced with our prevous hand-held blower-vac. The only disadvantage with the back-pack blower is that, like all back-pack blowers, it has no vac function. However this is compensated by the much higher air flow which is great enough to blow the leaves out of the garden.