Thanks for the "real-world" video. The only problem I ever have really had with leaf blower/vac combos are the damn bags ever holding up! The bags are usually cheap cotton with a crappy zipper that is not durable and will not hold up!!! Ugh! What's the zipper durability and bag quality in your honest opinion? Thanks!
@ttheboytwo Good point. So far it has held up well. The leaves are starting to fall and this unit will get a lot of use over the next couple of weeks. If anything happens or it breaks, I will post it as an update. I hope not because I like the unit and hopefully makes this fall season much easier.
@pptgtool I've had this for 3+ years now and it still works the same when I bought it. Best money ever spent. I didn't buy it through worx though, I bought it at sears. The bag quality on it is great and the zipper hasn't broken on me yet. It does save quite a bit of time not having to rake the leaves by hand. I had a leaf hog before this and it worked for about a year and then it broke. It will suck up pine cones and rocks and so far I've had no problems with the fan blade breaking.
Thanks - really good review. You brought up some good features, and it was good to see it in action in a real life situation. I've been thinking about this, trying to separate the hype from reality. After your review, I think it's probably a good buy.
First of all thanks for a real video review. It's amazing to see how many posted Worx TriVac videos are all the same promo. Finally something that's not studio set shot and finally a review showing a good test bed of how the plastic impeller holds up when handling lots of pine cones and other highly possible encountered lawn items. Can you comment if the plastic impeller is Polycarbonate as personally I would take Polycarbonate over a metal impeller any day. Good info on website too. Thanks.
Great review. And by review, I mean ACTUAL REVIEW! Thanks. I am buying one now.
TVATodd 3 months ago
@TVATodd Thanks for the feedback
pptgtool 3 months ago
Too bad it's electric
raneve23 4 months ago
@raneve23 Yeah it's the only electric outdoor tool I have. Gas would be nice.
pptgtool 4 months ago
Thanks for the "real-world" video. The only problem I ever have really had with leaf blower/vac combos are the damn bags ever holding up! The bags are usually cheap cotton with a crappy zipper that is not durable and will not hold up!!! Ugh! What's the zipper durability and bag quality in your honest opinion? Thanks!
ttheboytwo 5 months ago
@ttheboytwo Good point. So far it has held up well. The leaves are starting to fall and this unit will get a lot of use over the next couple of weeks. If anything happens or it breaks, I will post it as an update. I hope not because I like the unit and hopefully makes this fall season much easier.
pptgtool 4 months ago
@pptgtool I've had this for 3+ years now and it still works the same when I bought it. Best money ever spent. I didn't buy it through worx though, I bought it at sears. The bag quality on it is great and the zipper hasn't broken on me yet. It does save quite a bit of time not having to rake the leaves by hand. I had a leaf hog before this and it worked for about a year and then it broke. It will suck up pine cones and rocks and so far I've had no problems with the fan blade breaking.
88pistonsfan 4 months ago
Thanks - really good review. You brought up some good features, and it was good to see it in action in a real life situation. I've been thinking about this, trying to separate the hype from reality. After your review, I think it's probably a good buy.
Otispuss2 6 months ago
Thanks for the review. Nice to see a real video not the promos.
DesertMountainHomes 8 months ago
First of all thanks for a real video review. It's amazing to see how many posted Worx TriVac videos are all the same promo. Finally something that's not studio set shot and finally a review showing a good test bed of how the plastic impeller holds up when handling lots of pine cones and other highly possible encountered lawn items. Can you comment if the plastic impeller is Polycarbonate as personally I would take Polycarbonate over a metal impeller any day. Good info on website too. Thanks.
sethparr 8 months ago