Murray 200 MPH Gas-Powered Blower, M200C, Red

Bought new at Walmart for $79 at end of the season. The price is about the only thing it has going for it so far. I know Murray isn't a very trusted name, but thought it'd be worth the gamble. Assembled quick and easy. Filled fuel tank. Followed starting instructions. And couldn't get it to start... not once. Thought about trying to take apart to investigate the problem. But I assumed that if it was going to be a problem from the start, it isn't worthy it. And customer service for Murray doesn't work weekends. Returning to Walmart on Monday.

absolutely love it! i can start it easily no man necessary for that! just a tad heavy but controllable, i wish i knew i could get it started so easily i wouldn't have wasted money on my electric blower as it does not work as well as the gas! and affordable

From the beginning it never turned on the first five or six tries. Now that I have it for two years I can barely get it to start on about fifty tries, and when it does turn on it conks out within 20 seconds while throwing out a lot of white smoke - I have been following the 50:1 ratio for gas to oil as required. I thought the plug was no good even though this blower has only been used about a dozen times. The new plug did not help so I put carb cleaner, dry gas, and gumout in the fuel tank- still no luck. My arm is sore from pulling the string so many times. When it was working it did a decent job, though it is heavy to operate after several minutes, and the vibrating is annoying.

This is a total piece of junk. It ran all of 3 times and then it would never start again. The instructions and FAQ's were useless. Murray products used to be good. I have a Murray lawnmower that is 15+ years old and it still works great. This leaf blower has put me off to Murray products. I'll never buy one again and neither should you!

It does exactly what i need. As recommended by other people, do not attach the nozzle to the front as it just takes away from the "Push" of the blower. I also suggest taking the strap off a duffle bag and attaching it to the blower as the blower is quite heavy.