Gas-Powered Blender - The Hot Rod of Appliances

Portable, powerful, cordless and fun!

The Hot Rod of Appliances

How do you make a better blender? More power!

Want to be the star of your next outdoor gathering? This Gas-Powered Blender should do the trick! Whether you’re tailgating, camping or hosting a cookout in the backyard, this portable, powerful, cordless blender is ready for a full day’s entertaining—and entertainment.
With a 25cc, 2-1/4 horsepower two-cycle engine, this workhorse appliance is perfect for outdoor activities. Serve up delicious margaritas, daiquiris, smoothies or even homemade dips and salsas. With this blender, entertaining your family, friends or corporate clients has never been so much fun!
Hand-assembled in the USA. Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.

For easy transport, order the custom-designed Backpack Carrying Case!

Specifications:

Dimensions: 10" X 10" X 13" (Blender Case)
Weight: 10 lbs
Engine: 25cc Poulan 2-stroke
Engine Features: 2.25 HP with infinitely variable RPM and throttle and speed control.
Fuel Capacity: 11 OZ

Features:

Light-weight Makrolon Pitcher:
Oster has produced this ultra-strong, break-resistant pitcher out of high-tech polycarbonate plastic, guaranteed to stand up to the toughest blows.
Front-Mounted Controls:
Easily accessible primer, choke, and kill switch ensure proper function and safe usage.
Stainless Steel Blades:
Tailgator is composed of the higest quality materials, and these blades are no exception. They are driven by a steel shaft supported by sealed ball bearing construction.

Customer Experiences:

To impress his date, one customer wrote to us to tell about his impromptu wedding proposal on a deserted island, made possible by the Tailgator which supplied drinks and bore witness.
A group of adventurers informed us that their Tailgator had no problem whipping up an endless batch of margaritas, made with 10,000 year-old glacier ice, during their kayaking trip to Prince William Sound, Alaska.
"During periods of downtime, US Navy ships sometimes have 'Steel Beach Picnics' on the flight decks. This Tailgator was smuggled on board (along with several gallons of virgin mix) during deployment, and several officers provided cool liquid refreshment to the crew. Becuase gasoline is strictly forbidden on ships (ship's engines run on a form of diesel fuel), when the Captain asked what powered the Gator, I said with a wink (and while trying to keep a straight face) that it was powered by aircraft fuel! We went through 2.5 gallons of mix in less than an hour! Thanks for making such a great product!" - Greg, Norfolk, VA