Trivac 3-in-1 Electric Leaf Blower/Leaf Vacuum/Leaf Mulcher, WG509 | 350CFM & 210MPH Airflow, 18:1 Mulch Ratio for Efficient Leaf Removal, Corded

I wish I had found this years ago. I spend so much time in my garden, weeding, cleaning up leaves, cleaning up, cleaning up, cleaning up, on repeat like Sisyphus, hauling my garden waste to the yard waste bin, hauling that to the curb... At a certain point this summer, I got so disgusted that I just stopped. All my yard waste got stacked in a pile, where it sat. My husband suggested we get this vac and now, honestly, I'm a little mad at him that he knew about such tools and has been withholding this information from me for years. I used the vac this past weekend and cleaned up my whole garden, my porch, vacuumed the dirt out of my porch rugs, and cleaned the patio. This works amazing on leaves and your non-stacked debris. I still have a pile of wet debris from a recent rain that could use drying out before revisiting vacuuming. A couple times I did have to clean out the shoot because I was a little over-enthusiastic with trying to get up the wet piles of old tomato plants, but that's on me. The bag has a convenient zipper for emptying out the mulch. Love the design. Easy. Free mulch. It's wonderful. Vac took a little getting used to in terms of how to sling the catch bag over your shoulder, but easy enough once your figure it out. I am not a beast, but reasonably strong and the vac does get heavy with a full bag, but that is all to be expected and a great excuse to take a break anyway to empty the bag, and maybe, crack an adult beverage of your choice. Because now you have SO MUCH TIME again to enjoy life! If I had a time machine and had a chance to offer advice to my younger self it would be this, "saving is all well and good and smart on you being frugal, but consider your quality of life, the crushing blows to your spirit, and the precious hours you lose doing things the hard way. Just spend the money and buy the tools that buy you back your time." That is my advice to you. Buy back your life. And also buy some earplugs, because even the best things come with a price. Don't let it be your hearing.

Having never used a tool like this I had different expectations than what it has evolved into. I have a pair of southern white oaks that like to drop leaves and acorns all winter. By springtime the drop has a tendency to choke out a bermudagrass lawn that is already starved for light and air. So every year at least 3-4 times during the season, I need to pull the bulk of this material out of the yard so the soil can accept amendments, pre-emergent, fert, etc. before greenup in the spring. Southern white oak leaves are small and they like to crawl under grass blades. Even when my lawn is cut to about 1" these leaves are still hard to extract directly into the mulcher/vac. So after slaving over covering about 1200 sq ft going inch by inch with a heavy mulcher, I figured out the easiest and most efficient way... Go over the lawn with my smaller and lighter blower and pile the loosest material in a small zone. Then vac this pile up. If any more significant material is left, try to rake it loose then repeat. This vac does not pick up the acorns but for the few that make it in, the mulcher makes quick work of it. I use the same strategy as above to pile up the acorns left over from vacuuming into a small area with the blower after vacuuming all the leaves. Then I'll pick up the bulk of it with an acorn roller and finish the rest off by hand. Random notes. -For leaf work, you really do need to set this to full power (setting 6). -The available blower feature is not that useful except when needed on occasion. I use my separate blower that is lighter instead. -It is as many reviewers have said, kind of heavy. It's not that heavy really but more so when adding the weight of the collector bag with the machine over extended amount of time, it gets pretty tiring pretty quickly. Make a habit of slinging the bag cross body as opposed to over the shoulder. -It's loud and dusty. Like it or not, the vac will pick up any loose dust on the ground and then diffuse it through the bag and into the air. My neighbor's car has a healthy layer of dust and pollen on her car now after my 2 hour sojourn in the yard. -It can handle pretty much any material it can suck up. I should say though when I first got it as a like new used item (a lie btw as it was clearly well used), it would not do anything but buzz. After a bit of trouble shooting and reseating the parts multiple times, I discovered a hard twig inside the impeller that was sticking the entire tool. After safely removing it, it has worked like a champ ever since. It has in fact picked up twigs bigger than that one and minced them readily. -It seems to be most comfortable when held vertically and sweeping about an inch above the ground. -The bag does need to be emptied often. Fair enough though because you also have to carry it. CONCLUSION: I think for the fact that I have small leaves that can't be raked, this is a lawn saving tool that is inexpensive, effective, and over two seasons now, pretty durable. I have no regrets other than AW selling me a malfunctioning barely acceptable item as Like New but they have always treated me well otherwise. I fixed it, it works, moving on. I also changed tac and began collecting the mulch to be composted as there is a significant amount and I can combine it with my grass clippings. The vac picks up a lot of dust and dirt when used on dry ground and that makes for good structure for the compost. I'm very happy with this one, its on the wall in my shed, a place of honor and space savings.

It performed pretty well but it wasn't the silver bullet that I was hoping for. The package came quickly, same day, and was pretty easy to assemble essentially just three pieces. there's a big knob on the side for switching between the blower and the vacuum/mulcher which is really convenient. It's not a powerful blower but is good for tidying up piles of leafs and hard surfaces. It does do a good job of sucking up leaves and mulching them. definitely be careful about large sticks and rocks. I feel like the mulcher was working really hard to get through some of them and on occasion a fresh twig wrapped around the rotor and had to be pulled out. It did reduce a huge pile of leaves to about four bags, but by the time I got to the bottom of the pile, there were so many sticks and mulch and other things I picked up I ended up having to just sweep it up by hand because so much of it was thick wood chips at the mulcher was really struggling with them The bag fills up really fast so you'll spend most of your time emptying it so just keep your leaf bags close by, like right next to you. Even though the bag fills up fast, that's not a bad thing. It's just that the vacuum works so well that it doesn't take very long to suck up a lot of leaves. The pile of leaves in the picture took about one hour to mulch down and it was my first time using it so there was a bit of a learning curve. I think they claim it mulches 18 bags of leaves to 1 bag but it seems like it's more 3:1 or 4:1. S Overall, for $100 it performs pretty much how I expected. I think if I done things differently, I would've picked up large sticks before collecting the leaves and I wouldn't have put everything into one giant pile. I would've gone around my yard and just made a bunch of smaller piles just big enough to fill the bag once. That way you save time collecting.

I got tired of paying someone to take care of the leaves that accumulate in my yard each Fall, so I decided to buy this Worx Trivac leaf mulcher to help me do the job myself. I have owned several Worx tools over the years, so I know that their quality is excellent. This device is actually a blower as well, but I wouldn’t call it a 3-in-1 device since the vacuum and mulcher features are really just one function (It sucks in the leaves and mulches them before depositing them into the attached bag). Since this mulcher requires a power cord, I would recommend using at least a 50-foot cord and maybe even a 100-foot one, depending on the size of your yard. After using this mulcher for an entire weekend, I am very pleased with it so far. However, I have 2 recommendations. First of all, make sure you don’t have any rocks, small tree branches, or other objects in the yard that could damage the impeller or cause it to get clogged. So I would suggest walking around your yard and removing any objects besides leaves that could cause problems when you’re using it. Second, it will be much easier to mulch the leaves if you rake them into piles first. I took a normal rake and went around my yard and created several small piles, which then made using this mulcher much more efficient. Also make sure you have a large garbage can ready so you can dump the bag of mulched leaves into it each time it fills up. Based on my experience with this leaf mulcher, I highly recommend it. The only thing that would make it better is if Worx came out with a battery-powered version so you didn’t have to drag a cord around your yard. But a battery-powered version might be too heavy and might not have enough power, so maybe that’s why Worx hasn’t done that.

This leaf vacuum works just well enough to be useful. The suction is enough to pull up clumps of leaves that are directly under the nozzle, but don’t expect it to suck up things from more than an inch or two away. It’s really helpful for getting underneath bushes or from flower beds, but it is very very time-consuming to clear leaves from a lawn. Remember that you’re going to have to move that nozzle over every inch of the lawn to get the leaves off of it and it won’t get every leaf the first time. The mulching function works great. you end up with a surprisingly compact bag of leaves. The mulch leaves are much easier to dispose of than what you would rake up. Ergonomically, use becomes a challenge when the bag is more than half full of leaves. The balance of the whole unit is off and it’s more of a struggle. I’m 6’ 2” and found that everything was a little too short to use comfortably. I couldn’t use the shoulder sling for the bag and have the nozzle get close enough to the ground at the same time. The power switch requires two hands to operate. It’s very stiff. From a safety perspective, I don’t love the fact that you can open up the tube with one button pushand have immediate access to the impeller while it’s still spinning. I haven’t tested to see if there’s a safety interlock, but there’s definitely no brake mechanism to stop the impeller when the nozzle is removed.

Easy to assemble and has lots of power for such a low price. Switching between blower and vacuum mode is as simple as turning a lever. The vacuum mode is powerful and can suck up a lot of leaves very quickly, including twigs. I like that it breaks down the leaves into fine pieces. The leaf blower mode works fantastically and easily blows large amounts of leaves a good distance. You’ll need a heavy-duty extension cord to operate it. I like that it’s lightweight, but I do wish the leaf bag was a little larger. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase.

I really did not want to write this as I have several Worx products that work really well. Unfortunately, this leaf vacuum/blower was disappointing in so many ways, I felt the need to respond. Like all of my Worx tools, this one looked great. That's where the positives ended, though. Here's why: 1. Suction was terrible. As I was picking up debris I would see things I had picked up seconds earlier falling out of the nozzle (see video). The problem isn't that there isn't good suction, it is that the collection bag is lined in plastic and really inhibits the suction. I removed the bag and tried to pickup the same items and watched as they shot across my driveway with significant force. The bag design is basically crippling the vacuum operation tremendously. Like trying to blow into a bottle. 2. Ergonomics suck. Specifically, the design of the handle. Most of the competing products have a handle that goes halfway or more around giving you multiple points where you can adjust your grip or use 2 hands. The Worx has a very short handle and when the nozzle is placed in a position to do its job, it puts your wrist at an odd angle making your hand and arm fatigue a lot quicker. The only other hold point is to grab the bag strap, but that doesn't lessen the awkward handgrip. 3. Once you put the nozzle extension together with the main intake assembly you will have a heck of a time ever getting it off. There are 3 click-buttons that hold the nozzle extension in place that you must depress in order to remove it. They are too stiff to press with a finger, so you'll end up using a screwdriver or two leading to nicks and gouges in the plastic and a very awkward struggle to get all 3 disengaged at the same time in order to remove the extension. 4. instead of being straight, the nozzle extension has a severe angle at the end that makes the user have to rotate the handle even further forward exacerbating the wrist and arm fatigue. Since I often had to put the nozzle tip flat over the leaves to pick them up, I found myself having to switch hands often or take breaks as my arm and hand were just too tired. About the only thing this is good for is picking up dry leaves AFTER you have raked them into a pile. Even then, it simply isn't up to the task even on the highest speed setting. I bought this to vacuum leaves and fallen flowers from my hibiscus and plant beds. If I have to rake them out first, then there really is no point in having this device. Sorry Worx, but this one needs to go back to the engineering design team.

Needed to replace my old Toro blower/vac. Saw this and thought the price was great and I liked that it could go from blower to vac with the flip of a switch. Read the reviews which made me somewhat skeptical, but decided to give it a shot. Just used it for the first time and it is a beast. My old Toro had a plastic blade that would constantly get clogged by small twigs and sticks and I would have to stop, dismantle and clear the clog. This machine has a metal blade and it did not clog once. I could hear the sticks and twigs being shredded by the blade. Suction is great. Sucked up wet leaves. Even sucked up some seashells my kids had left in the yard. My only "complaint" would be that the bag is too small and the zipper doesn't open all the way to the edges, so it takes more effort to empty than it should. Might look into getting the hose/trash can lid accessory. Overall, would HIGHLY recommend this unit. Great performance and a great price.

The item has American not UK electrical specifications, so is not fit for purpose in the UK. This should have been a warning or declaration in the publicity and information by Amazon.

I recently invested in the WORX WG509 TRIVAC, and it has proven to be an indispensable tool for my yard maintenance needs. This 3-in-One blower, mulcher, and vacuum, equipped with a robust 12 Amp motor, metal impeller, and a convenient collection bag, offers a powerful and versatile solution. Here's why I highly recommend the WORX WG509 TRIVAC for efficient and convenient yard care: Powerful 3-in-One Functionality: The WORX TRIVAC seamlessly transitions between three essential functions—blowing, mulching, and vacuuming. This versatility allows you to tackle various yard tasks with a single tool, eliminating the need for multiple devices. 12 Amp Motor for Strong Performance: The 12 Amp motor provides robust power, ensuring efficient blowing and suction capabilities. Whether clearing leaves, debris, or grass clippings, the WORX TRIVAC's motor delivers reliable performance for a clean and well-maintained yard. Metal Impeller for Enhanced Mulching: Equipped with a durable metal impeller, the TRIVAC excels at mulching, reducing leaves and debris into fine particles. The metal impeller enhances the mulching efficiency, making it easier to manage and dispose of the mulched material. Convenient Collection Bag: The inclusion of a collection bag adds to the convenience of the TRIVAC. It efficiently captures mulched debris, allowing for easy disposal or composting. The bag's design ensures a secure fit and easy detachment for hassle-free emptying. Variable Speed Control: The variable speed control feature enables you to adjust the blower and vacuum settings according to the task at hand. Whether you need a gentle breeze for delicate areas or maximum power for heavy debris, the TRIVAC offers customizable performance. Compact and Lightweight Design: Despite its powerful motor, the TRIVAC is designed to be compact and lightweight. This makes it easy to maneuver and carry, reducing fatigue during extended use. The ergonomic design enhances overall user comfort. Easy Conversion Between Modes: Switching between the blower, mulcher, and vacuum modes is quick and straightforward. The tool's intuitive design ensures that you can seamlessly adapt to different tasks without a time-consuming setup. Cord Retention System: The TRIVAC features a cord retention system to prevent accidental disconnection during operation. This safety feature adds to the overall reliability and user-friendly design of the tool. Durable Construction for Longevity: Constructed with durability in mind, the WORX TRIVAC is built to withstand regular use and challenging outdoor conditions. The quality of materials ensures longevity, providing a reliable yard maintenance solution for years to come. In summary, the WORX WG509 TRIVAC stands out as a powerful and versatile tool for yard maintenance. With its 3-in-One functionality, efficient mulching capabilities, and user-friendly design, it offers a comprehensive solution for keeping your outdoor space clean and well-groomed. I highly recommend the WORX TRIVAC to homeowners seeking an all-in-one solution for their blowing, mulching, and vacuuming needs.

La limpieza que antes me tomaba más de una hora, queda terminada en menos de 10 minutos. Aunque todavía no puedo opinar de durabilidad, ya que solo lo he estado usando 15 días.

Produto chegou mas a tomada não encaixa em lugar nenhum, nem em adaptador nacional

De mucha utilidad las funciones triturador y soplador