Leaf Blowers - Garden Vacuums Dal Degan

Founded in 1870 by Antonio Dal Degan, the company originated from the search for a system to protect a small vineyard against pests. From its first copper and brass sulphur dusters and backpack pumps, production expanded to motorised sprayers in the 1950s and plastic solutions in the 1970s. Dal Degan equipment initially spread throughout northern Italy and subsequently reached European and non-European markets. The brand now distributes its machinery in more than 30 countries and operates from a facility covering over 6,000 m² in Breganze di Colceresa.

Dal Degan leaf blowers and vacuums make it possible to gather leaves, grass clippings and small plant debris from lawns, courtyards, paths and steps. The selection includes Dal Degan petrol leaf blowers and vacuums, designed for large surfaces and extended work sessions. The concentrated airflow quickly moves even substantial accumulations, creating piles that are easier to collect or transfer into suitable containers.

At AgriEuro, products can be selected according to their technical features, helping users identify the machine best suited to the surface and frequency of work. When assessing a Dal Degan petrol leaf blower, the following elements are particularly important:

• Petrol engine: the 80 cm³ 2-stroke engine delivers a rated output of 5 HP and runs on a 2% fuel mixture, according to the instructions in the manual;
• Air speed: the airflow reaches 310 km/h, a useful value for lifting and gathering leaves, grass clippings and light debris from outdoor surfaces;
• Air volume: an output of 290 l/s, equivalent to over 17 m³ per minute, allows substantial quantities of material to be moved with each pass;
• Backpack configuration: padded shoulder straps distribute the machine’s weight across the shoulders and provide the operator with greater freedom of movement;
• Anti-vibration system: four harmonic steel springs separate the engine from the frame and limit the transfer of vibrations during work;
• Starting system: a primer, electronic ignition and automatic decompression make it easier to start the engine, even after a period of inactivity;
• Controls and handle: the adjustable handle groups together the main controls and can be positioned along the blower tube;
• Air filter: the professional air filter protects the engine against dust drawn in when working on dry ground and outdoor paving;

These features place the machine in the professional class, making it suitable for grounds maintenance workers, farms and operators working across large spaces. It can also be used by demanding private users for the periodic cleaning of large gardens, courtyards, driveways and long paths.

Petrol models produce a continuous airflow and do not depend on power cables or battery charging times. They are suitable for large spaces, complex routes and repeated tasks during the seasonal fall of leaves. The choice should take into account power, air volume, air speed, weight and carrying configuration.

Dal Degan petrol leaf blowers and vacuums are designed for cleaning gardens, agricultural areas, courtyards, private roads and outdoor paving. The backpack configuration transfers the weight from the hand to the shoulders and supports movement across large surfaces. The flexible tube and adjustable handle allow the airflow to be directed towards edges, steps and less accessible points. The high air volume makes it possible to gather dry leaves, grass clippings and small plant debris into tidy piles. Before starting work, stones and rigid objects that could be projected by the airflow should be removed from the surface. On dry ground, it is advisable to begin with moderate power, increasing the engine speed only for heavier accumulations. The professional construction, anti-vibration system and padded straps support extended sessions, while still requiring suitable breaks and compliance with the safety instructions.

Buying a Dal Degan leaf blower or vacuum from AgriEuro provides access to dedicated services before and after delivery. Support continues over time through spare parts ordering and specialist assistance for the purchased machine.

• Fast, free delivery: shipment is organised directly from AgriEuro logistics centres, using packaging suited to the machine’s dimensions and weight;
• Option to order spare parts: after purchase, the parts diagram associated with the product can be consulted to identify compatible components available for ordering;
• After-sales assistance: AgriEuro provides personalised support, specialist service centres and repairs at its central workshop when included in the applicable procedure;

Buy the Dal Degan leaf blower or vacuum best suited to your work from AgriEuro today.

A leaf blower produces an airflow that moves leaves and debris towards a collection point; a vacuum draws in the material and conveys it into a bag. Some machines also include a shredding function, whereas others operate only as blowers. The functions actually available should therefore be checked in the technical data before purchase. A professional backpack blower is suitable when the priority is to gather large quantities of leaves quickly across extensive surfaces.

A Dal Degan blower can be used on lawns, courtyards, paths, steps and outdoor paving. The airflow gathers leaves, grass clippings and light plant debris. On gravel, the nozzle should be held higher and the engine speed reduced to avoid projecting stones. Greater distance should be maintained near flower beds, people, animals, vehicles or windows, with the airflow always directed towards a clear space.

Air speed indicates the force with which the airflow reaches the material; air volume refers to the quantity of air moved in a given period. The two values should be considered together. High speed helps lift leaves adhering to a surface, while substantial air volume moves more material with each pass. The professional Dal Degan model in the selection reaches 310 km/h with an air output of 290 l/s, making it suitable for demanding work across large spaces.

Yes, a petrol blower with a high air output can also move damp leaves, although the task requires more passes than with dry foliage. It is useful to work on small sections and direct the airflow from the edge towards the centre of the pile. Very wet or compacted leaves may adhere to the ground and should first be loosened with a rake. Working in dry conditions also reduces the amount of dirt reaching the air filter.

A 2-stroke engine requires a mixture of petrol and specific 2-stroke oil. A 2% oil ratio is specified for the 80 cm³ Dal Degan model in the selection. The ratio stated in the manual for the purchased machine must always be followed, since an incorrect mixture can cause smoke, deposits or engine damage. The mixture should be prepared in an approved container, shaken before refuelling and used within the period specified by the manufacturer.

For a cold start, place the machine on a stable surface, check the fuel and follow the sequence stated in the manual. The primer delivers the mixture to the carburettor; the choke setting helps the cold engine start. After the engine initially fires, gradually return the control to its operating position. Pull the starter cord with controlled movements without extending it fully. Allow the engine to stabilise for a few seconds before putting on the backpack unit.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning the air filter, checking the spark plug, inspecting the fuel lines and removing debris from the air intakes. Before carrying out any work, switch off the engine, allow it to cool and disconnect the spark plug cap. A blocked filter restricts the airflow to the engine and may cause a loss of power. Maintenance intervals and procedures vary according to working hours and dust levels, so the instructions in the manual always take priority.

The backpack configuration distributes weight across the shoulders and back, leaving the hand free to control the handle and tube. It is suitable for long paths, large gardens and tasks requiring frequent movement. The straps should be adjusted evenly to keep the machine close to the body. Regular breaks are recommended even when using an anti-vibration system. Weight, balance and control position should be assessed together with the expected duration of each work session.

Safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, long trousers and closed footwear with good grip are recommended during work. The airflow must not be directed towards people, animals or objects that could be damaged. Stones, wires and rigid fragments should be removed from the surface before starting. Petrol engines must only operate outdoors, away from enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces. Local working hours and any municipal noise limits must also be observed.

Before storage, clean the machine, check the filter and inspect the tube, straps and controls for damage. For extended periods of inactivity, follow the manufacturer’s instructions concerning fuel and the carburettor, since old fuel mixture can cause deposits and starting problems. Store the blower in a stable position in a dry, ventilated place away from heat sources. The machine must remain out of children’s reach and the engine must be completely cold.