I used this product twice. Although I ordered it with the metal impeller, rather than plastic, the metal parts broke off at the second use. Piece of junk!
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from worx.comBy Portia M., Customer Experience, November 11, 2021
Thank you for sharing your feedback and review with us! . We do not recommend the Trivac for use with acorns, gumballs, or pine cones as these objects can become projectiles and may cause injury or damage. We recommend blowing the leaves into a pile and then set the Trivac to vacuum mode to avoid these objects, as they can cause damage to the impeller. Also, keep in mind your Tricac is covered under warranty. Please never hesitate to contact us directly with any questions or concerns. We can be reached at 1-866-354-9679 Monday - Friday 9 am to 6 pm EST!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sick and tired of raking leaves….this is for you. It has the power to move even wet leaves and the mulching is awesome. A couple of improvements that I would have like to see, a longer nozzle as it’s a little too short (maybe an extension for the taller people) and a bigger collection bag (note that it is an add on option) as it fills really quickly.
I came across an old credit card statement from Jan 2011. We had purchased this blower/mulcher at that time. It still works great and we still love it. Do not hesitate to purchase this product.
Our front yard is overshadowed by a large/giant Fruitless Mulberry tree which drops leaves throughout the year. I use my Worx Trivac almost everyday of the year. I love this yard tool so much that I have one for the front yard and one for the backyard.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have been using this for fall leaf cleanup for the last two weeks and are impressed with its abilities. Little twigs don't plug it. It easily switches from vacuum to blower. Large bag holds a lot of leaves but is almost too heavy if I fully fill it. Leaves are completely chewed up - should make excellent leaf mold. It does work best if the leaves are dry.
Just moved into a new to me house . Not wanting to spend a lot of time doing yardwork , this was the best thing I could of gotten . Blow the leaves to one side of the yard , then Vac /mulch that line up and Voila' done deal .