Worx’s TriVac 3-in-1 electric blower/mulcher/vacuum is lightweight at less than 8-1/2 lbs while still being powerful and efficient. An air regulator allows for light blowing, and the TriVac changes operating modes at the flip of a switch.
The 12amp motor operates off 120V, although the product specs don’t mention how long the cord is. At about $90 the TriVac is a little pricier than competing models, but still affordable even if only to be used a few times a year.
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Dan Richards
There’s one of those being neglected in my garage. It does darn fine work. I love zero-maintenance electric trimmers and vacs, not a fan of my neighbor’s electric mower though, it’s louder than my Honda mower.
river1
i won one of these in a raffle a while back.
works pretty good.
i had been thinking of buying one when i won it so it was good timing. the cord on it is pretty short so you’ll have to plug an extention cord in to use it but i don’t see that as a problem.
later jim
uthscsaedu
I kept seeing the infomercials and was intrigued.
I ended up getting the unbelievably well reviewed Toro 51599 for a little cheaper.
IndyEngineer (Alex)
Unfortunately for me, I live in a condominium, so I don’t get to own any kewl yard tools. I’m hoping to move next year into a house with a bigger garage and a yard of my own, just so I can mow the grass again and take care of the rest of the yard. Yep, I’m looking forward to that and the opportunity to use yard tools again.
rob
I like the idea of this when I see it on the infomercial, but I have a Toro with the metal blade impeller I am pretty happy with. When I had an issue with it about a year ago Toro replaced the unit so I figured that was good Customer Service.