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LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower

LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower

Little Wonder Optimax blowers are the best-designed blowers in the world… known for unmatched leaf-blowing efficiency.

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LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower
LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower
LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower
Description

38% More Air Movement Than the Competition.
Little Wonder Optimax blowers outperform the competition for moving stubborn debris, removing standing water, preparing asphalt or flat roofs for resurfacing, or for any job that requires hurricane-force air! Durable, solid-steel construction… they’re built to last and are backed by a 5-Year Warranty.

  • Advanced impeller and aerodynamic design produce the highest airflow in the industry
  • Unique split-stream air deflector moves piles of leaves farther and faster; without blow-back!
  • Large, square discharge chute is low to the ground for better blowing power
  • Scrolled housing ensures consistent, constant airflow even if partially blocked by leaves
  • Continuously welded all-steel impeller and housing for strength and durability you can rely on season after season
  • Remote discharge chute control on the handle at your fingertips
  • Ergonomic handle design; height adjustable with anti-vibration grip
  • Transport bracket for convenient tie-down during transport.
  • Convenient lift handle makes lifting the blower on and off the truck easier.
  • Optional Swivel Wheel Kit for 360° turning
Warranty

Our products are backed by five-year warranty.

LITTLE WONDER OPTIMAX™ Self‑Propelled Blower
Little Wonder is one of the oldest and most reputable brands in the landscaping industry.

Born in the United Kingdom in 1922, the product name of the world’s first hedge trimmer, the “Little Wonder” Trimmer was created to be a hand-cranked hedge trimmer. Oddly enough, the product found a strong customer base in the food industry. Pasta makers trusted the unit’s razor sharp hand finished blades to slice their delicate fresh pasta into strips. In 1935, the brand immigrated to America, via an acquisition by Pennsylvania based, Schiller-Pfeiffer a predecessor to Schiller Grounds Care, Inc., the company that makes Little Wonder today. The rest is an American success story.