Echo PB-580T Backpack Blower 58.2cc
- 510 CFM air volume, 215 mph max air speed
- 58.2cc 2-stroke gas engine, professional grade
- 22.6 lb dry weight with standard pipes
- 62 fl oz fuel tank, see-through
- 70 dB(A) rated per ANSI B175.2
- Tube-mounted throttle, diaphragm carburetor
- Backpack frame, padded straps and vented back pad
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A gas backpack blower for clearing big lots of leaves, with the throttle on the tube and a vented pad for hot days. Weight on the back and engine noise come with the gas design.
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ASIN: B01LWEHD5JModel: PB-580TCategory: Leaf Blowers
Overview
Large yards and long driveways buried in fall leaves are the job for this ECHO backpack blower, driven by a professional-grade two-stroke gas engine. The throttle mounts on the blower tube, and Posi-loc connectors lock the pipe sections together.
Raw air volume from a gas engine on a padded frame is why this blower earns a place on a big property. It still puts real weight on the shoulders and needs fuel and engine upkeep, so a small patio job does not call for it.
Who it's for
Wide lawns with heavy leaf fall and long sessions suit a backpack gas blower with a tube throttle. Owners of small townhouse yards or anyone wanting a quiet battery tool should look elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Backpack frame spreads weight across shoulders
- Throttle mounted on the blower tube
- Vented back pad for hot weather
- Leaf guard on the fan intake
- Heavy load to carry on the back
- Gas engine needs fuel and upkeep
- Airflow figures disagree within the listing
- Dimensions differ between specs and description
Performance notes
Air volume moves deep piles while air speed lifts wet leaves stuck to turf, and the engine delivers both through a long pipe aimed at ground level. The pleated filter protects the engine in dusty work. Comfort over a long session depends on the padded straps and the vented back pad that lets air move behind the user.
Specifications
| Brand | Echo |
|---|---|
| Model | PB-580T |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 22.6 pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 12.9 × 18.5 × 19.3 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Noise Level | 70 dB |
| Fuel capacity | 62 fl oz |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power Source | Gas |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Red/Black |
| Other details | |
| Form Factor | Backpack |
| Throttle type | Tube mounted |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Leaf Removal |
| Air filter | Pleated automotive style |
| Carburetor | Diaphragm |
| Starting system | Standard |
| Batteries Required | False |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Echo PB-580T a battery or electric blower?
No. Its power source is listed as gas powered, with a 58.2cc 2-stroke engine and a standard starting system.
How loud is the Echo PB-580T?
The description rates it at 70 dB(A) per ANSI B175.2. A separate spec field shows 33 db, so treat the ANSI figure as the reference.
Is the Echo PB-580T 510 or 517 CFM?
The spec table and model line list 510 CFM and 215 mph. The marketing text mentions 517 CFM and 216 MPH, so plan around the 510 CFM figure.
Does the Echo PB-580T help with hot weather comfort?
Yes. The vented back pad lets air circulate around the user, and the backrest and shoulder straps are padded.
Do the Echo PB-580T pipes come apart?
The pipe uses Posi-loc connectors for a secure connection, and a metal wear ring protects the pipe from damage.