WORX WG505 TRIVAC 12 Amp 3-in-1 Electric Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum & Yard Master Outdoor Garden 120-Foot Extension Cord, Light Duty, Water Resistant, Durable 16 Gauge 2 Pronged, 10 Amps, Lime Green
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Wednesday, May 28
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum + Extension Cord
Features
- Product 1: [3 MAJOR YARD TOOLS IN ONE] Change functions with just a flip of the switch, no need to stop and change out a tubego from a 210-mph blower to a vacuum that sucks up dry leaves
- Product 1: [16:1 MULCH RATIO] The metal impeller chops 16 bags of leaves into one and its built to last, so the TRIVAC will be around to clear your lawn for years to come
- Product 1: [ONE-HANDED OPERATION] When in blower and vacuum modes, you only need one hand to handle all that powerits only 9.5 lbs.
- Product 1: [ADJUSTABLE AIRFLOW SPEED] Sometimes you need to slow it down to clean out corners or small spaces, so the blower can be brought down to 80 mph
- Product 2: LIGHT DUTY EXTENSION CORD, Perfect for all of your outdoor needs such as: powering your shop vac, weed wacker, bush trimmer, leaf blower, and any other landscaping appliances
- Product 2: A 16/2 cord means the wire thickness is 16-gauge, and each plug has 2-prongs
- Product 2: 10A rating at 125V, 16/2-gauge, SJTW(rated weatherproof)
- Product 2: Commonly used for appliances, electric grills, decorative lighting, holiday lighting, and outdoor applications
Description
WORX WG505 TRIVAC 12 Amp 3-In-1 Electric Blower/Mulcher/VacuumClearing your lawn of leaves and debris just got a whole lot easier. The TRIVAC 3-in-1 Blower / Yard Vacuum / Mulcher blows out 80-210 mph of airflow with 350 CFM of air volume. That’s a lot of power that also switches into a vacuum to clear your lawn of leaves. Then, when you’re ready for collection, the TRIVAC turns into a mulcher, employing its sturdy metal impeller to chop leaves down at a 16:1 ratio. And the attachable collection bag holds 1.2 bushels of those mulched leaves. It’s easy to clean, easy to assemble and operate, and easy to carry, even while operational.Yard Master 9940010 Outdoor Garden 120-Foot Extension Cord, Light Duty, Water Resistant, Super Flexible and Lightweight, Durable 16 Gauge 2 Pronged, Highly Visible, 10 Amps, Lime GreenYard Master 9940010 120-Foot Outdoor Garden Extension Cord, Lime Green. 120-foot outdoor extension cord is super flexible and light weight, for less tangles when using. A 16/2 cord means the wire thickness is 16-gauge, and each plug has 2-prongs. 10A rating at 125V, 16/2-gauge, SJTW(rated weatherproof). Commonly used for appliances, electric grills, decorative lighting, holiday lighting, and outdoor applications. Jacket resists moisture, chemicals, oil, abrasion and prolonged exposure to sunlight. Molded plugs and Heavy-duty strain relief protects electrical connections resulting in longer cord life. Yard Master (TM ) is a registered trademark of Coleman Cable Inc.
Brand: WORX
Power Source: Corded Electric
Form Factor: Handheld
Air Flow Capacity: 350 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum + Extension Cord
Speed: 210 Miles per Hour
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Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
If you want an all-in-one blower, mulcher and suction, this is the one. Although I believe there may be a newer model which is lighter, and I believe cordless. This works great at blowing the dust off my patio furniture or getting those stuck in corner leaves, and the mulching function did not break even when the occasional rock or wood chip or small branch was sucked up. Works great but is a little heavy so be warned. I would give 5 stars if not for that weight..but I guess that is a sign that is for heavy duty work
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2023 by Greg
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
Okay first off I'm not compensated in any way to write reviews. I'm not given any free products. I'm just a guy who was sitting on his couch not looking forward to a huge leaf raking job that I needed to do when this infomercial came on the TV. And I thought. . . .this might make my life a bit easier. So i purchased this Trivac. I have been a mechanical engineer for 20 years so I'm mechanical inclined but not a pro tool reviewer by any means. It's an okay purchase. Not great, but okay. It does everything it's suppose to do. It came in today and I put it to work right away. Took me 2 minutes to assemble and I was ready to go. So here's what I found 1. The blower works like any other leaf blower. Not stronger, just average. Check the power setting when it arrives as the blower power is adjustable. It arrives at the lowest setting. People who are claiming the blower is terrible probably did not switch it from the low power to full power. It works decent. 2. The vacuum setting works a little better than I expected. But again, average, not great. It will easily pick up leaves, both dry and wet. and small twigs no problem. I had piles of leaves along the fence that had been there for weeks and were a bit damp. Picked them up no problem. Took some time, but picked them up. Takes a lot of back and forth motion to keep the leaves flowing and to keep the vacuum from clogging. IT WILL CLOG PERIODICALLY. There's no getting past this. The mulching function is non existent almost. Mostly full sized battered up leaves in the bag. Nowhere near the finely mulched look of the infomercial. 3. This thing is TOUGH. I did a big no no and that was to vacuum leaves straight out of my flower bed with mulch. And I'm talking fairly good sized mulch that caused the the rotary blade to jam several times I'm talking a full on jam that caused the motor to smoke a few times. From the time it jammed to the time I was able to turn off the motor was maybe 2-3 seconds. Enough for a little smoke to come out of the vents. Each time a piece of mulch was stuck between the blade and side wall. Jammed tight and it took a screwdriver to unlodge it. It cranked back up every time no problem. I don't recommend vacuuming over mulch but it fought through decent size twigs and piece of mulch with a few jams. There's a distinct difference in the sound of a leaf jam and a propeller jam. A leaf jam simply creates a higher pitch sound, a propeller jam is a hard motor jam and loud. Don't panic. Just turn it off and clear the jam. TRICKS Everyone is saying how the leaf jam is pretty frequent and annoying that they have to disassemble the Trivac to clear the jam each time. What I found was that if i got a leaf jam, I simply switched from vacuum to blower and back to vacuum and 9 times out of 10 it cleared the jam each time. Try this first before turning it off and disassembling to clear a leaf jam. TRY THIS METHOD FOR LEAF JAMS ONLY. FOR A PROPELLER JAM TURN THE TRIVAC OFF AND UNPLUG TO CLEAR THE JAM While the blower is okay and not great, i found a work around to get stronger blow force. I simply removed the bag and switched to vacuum and the positive air flow coming out of the bag port was maybe 5x stronger than the blower port. So I used that method to blow my leaves into piles. Worked like a champ. Not it's intended purpose but it worked great. In closing, honestly, if you have a mulching mower and a leaf blower, you don't need this item. It's simply not as efficient as a mower and blower. It works okay and will make the chore of raking and picking up leaves and mowing debris a bit easier. But it's not something I would say is the best in it's category. But for the price, it's well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2018 by VS387
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
This is my first new leaf blower/vac after many years of using the Craftsman brand - those older models were around $100 bucks, and I picked this WORX unit (WG505) up for around $60. How do they compare? Well, immediately I'm liking the ergonomics of this WORX vac - it's lighter than my old Craftsman, yet it has about the same amount of power. It's a cinch to change from vac to blower - you just have to flip a lever. No more tube flipping! I don't know if this is a common feature nowadays, but it's VERY convenient! The collection bag is a bit smaller than on the Craftsman, but it seems better made overall - the one thing that always failed was the ridiculously tiny zippers on the Craftsman bags. The zipper on the WORX is much more robust, and feels like it will be dependable much longer. One thing I don't care for is that the impeller access button is very close to the on/off switch. If you're not paying attention, you can press the wrong one. Plus, while it's good to be able to get at the impeller so easily to clear any jams, you'll want to make absolutely sure you unplug the tool before you do so. Performance? About the same as my old Craftsman blower, although I think the compacting ratio on the Craftsman is better. Still, I like that I can use the blower feature on the WORX to herd the leaves together (not in big heaps), then easily switch to the vacuum function to pick them up. If you have a small to medium size lot with a couple of trees that just shed leaves, this should do a reasonable job. I wouldn't use it to try to pick up pine cones or to clean a large area that has many trees. Overall, for what I paid for it, thumbs up! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2022 by Bobby W.
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
This works very well and has a TON of pressure in either direction. I'm definitely happy with this purchase and would recommend to anyone.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by Steel402
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
I only really bought this to use as a leaf vacuum, so I can’t get into anything else it’s supposed to do. It really works pretty well! Turns a yard of leaves into finely mulched pieces that easily fit into lawn bags. Saved me a ton of work and was very helpful. The reason it gets 4 stars is it isn’t the most comfortable to use long term. It had to be at a certain angle to really work well, and the bag on your shoulder helps but it does get heavy and in my case very dusty thanks to my yard that barely grows grass. But the important thing is, it works! One time I sucked a thick stick into it and it stopped the fan blades and it stopped working. But I unplugged it and cleared it out and it kept going strong! So I would say it’s built pretty well!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023 by Eric Mrock
Style: 3-in-1 Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum
Tiene muy buen caudal para el soplado y trabaja muy bien como vacuum y mulcher.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023 by Edwin Restrepo
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Good for blowing away pine needles.
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