Worx leaf blowers comparison breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2016
- Models available at: worx.primetimetools.com/t/vie...
In this video we compare the most popular Worx leaf blower models to show you how well each leaf blower moves the leaves. We also show the vacuuming and mulching capability on the all-in-one leaf blower yard vacuums. The models are the Worx Air WG545.1 and WG575.1; the Worx Turbine WG546 and WG591; the 3-in-1 Worx TriVac WG500.2, WG505, and WG509; the all-new 3-in-1 Worx Turbine Fusion WG510, and the economy model 3-in-1 Worx WG507.
I was looking for a lightweight blower for my deck. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxgioZQl3J5wPGAeDINzbieKbT5qomSEx3 There are some huge trees around my house and the leaves and pods drop all over my deck. Having to move furniture around to sweep has become too big a chore. This blower was the answer. It is light enough for this 70yr old lady and powerful enough to blow all the tree droppings off my rather large deck. Thank you B&D. Be aware the cord is not included. I use a 3 prong outdoor cord 25' cord for my 12' x 20' deck. The cord retainer works very well, but don't try to pass the plug through it. That is NOT how it works. You just have to loop the cord and it works great. One of my best purchases. Very happy.
Your video was extremely helpful after struggling to figure out the difference among them. You know this stuff so well that it's impressive. Thanks Million!
That mulched pile of leaves for that top model (24:1) looks a lot better than I expected.
Very helpful on figuring out the differences in all these units. The comparison at the end with all the leaf piles was very much appreciated. Thank you!
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Very good informative video. WG510 is the man! Made my decision because of this video. Thanks a mil!
Awesome review! Thank you so much. I’m going to purchase one of these tomorrow.
24 to 1 ratio very impressive. I have the original tri-vac worx and I love it!
Thank you very much for the demonstration on the leaf blowers.
So glad I watched! Thank-you! 510 is the way to go, for me, on a wooded acre!!!
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME MAKE UP MY MIND WHAT TO BUY.
This video was very helpful for me. Thank you sooo much for ALL the information you provided. You saved me ALOT of time choosing the best model for me!! I really appreciate your video.
Picked up a 510 because of this video. Thanks!
Enjoyed video your the 1st person to show mulch on ground afterwards
Great video. Showed me what I what to know. The last unit had high CFM but only 60 mph and it out blew the other unit with 200+mph.
Thanks for the upload!
I've got the 40 volt that came in the weedeater combo I love it
This is really helpful! Thanks so much
Great demo and clarification!
great comparison. answered my Q on Trivac vs, Fusion models. I needed very fine mulch. I'll take the 24:1 model. If only they made a 48:1 model
Excellent review. Thank you.
Wonderfully informative video! It would have been more helpful if you showed the vacuum capability of each for a minute without speeding it up to get an idea of it's suction. I purchased a 510 and am looking forward to using it! The mulch ration is superb!
this video saves me from looking at the worx website, very helpful video!
Unfortunately, I went to the Worx Website first... very little useful information there. Well, I'm glad I found this video pretty quickly.
THANK YOU !!!!
Great video & review, and very detailed !
AMAZING !!!!
My Worx Trivac with a metal impeller kicks butt!!!
Mine too! luv it!
Very informative comparison, thank you. Seeing the vacuum speed in real time would've been more helpful though.
Great video!
Great Demos
Helpful, thank you!
Nice comparison. I've been looking for a leaf vacand was thinking about the higher end one you reviewed here but honestly am underwhelmed. I guess my expectations are to high.
Thank you, sharing!
Great video
Great vid
Yes Thank you.
I like the Worx 125mph one, 3rd one with Red. But can you add different nozzles to it so you can blow out smaller cracks and what not?
Very helpful!
Great video. I would get the 510 if it was on sale right now. But the 505 is on sale and should do the job for my dad.
I bought the 510 on ebay.$37.50 Love it.
thank you
Thanks for the tip!
Great info
very helpful do you have an updated video for 2019 2020?
All the work you put into this was great. But, what is the blowing time on a full battery before its dies ?
Thanks
Holy crap ... Michael Ballack (german soccer player) sure has gained weight .... Very helpful video, thanks man
Hi. Im looking for wg 509 and 510. Idk which one is good for vacuum leaf? Thankss
Nice presentation! I was impressed with the last model, but I'm wondering how well it mulches pine needles, especially wet ones. The trees I have are almost all pines and the needles fall in the winter, too....Thanks!
The Turbine Fusion does a pretty great job mulching anything that falls from a tree. I'd suggest spreading the piles of wet pine needles out in your yard to dry some before you attempt to vac and mulch them. It's not that you can't vac and mulch wet pine needles, but they will clump and become difficult to to work with. Dry needles will be vacuumed and mulched much easier.
Hi! I have a problem with long pine needles and small pine cones. Would the last model, the strongest one be able to suck them up and mulch those?
Thanks for the demo. Does worx offer a higher amp 20 volt battery? Also, A 12 gauge cord will give the extra little power for the electric blowers.
I have an adequate leaf blower. What I want is the best leaf vacuum.
Exelent vídeo, thank you!
Now i know, i Will buy.
Thanks.
Does the the Wg546 come with the battery charger?
Thank you
What about the WG512 I see on the website? I'm tempted to get the WG510, but also, why does CFM increase on the higher end models, but MPH decreases? Is this simply due to the size of the hole/stream of air? Could it not simply be adapted down to a smaller output to increase the MPH? Personally from working with filters CFM makes more sense in a rating to me, and the MPH just makes things confusing? The mulch ratio of the 510 looks good though, and that might be the winning feature for me even over the 512?
Very helpful, but curious...why no demo on the mulch at regular speed and sound?
I have theWG520 Turbine12A,it stopped working.It felt like a fuse popped,my unit is dead
really awesome breakdown.
do you mind me asking what the impeller on the WG510 is made of? metal/plastic?
What's the battery life like on the cordless models?
Why the time lapse on the vacuum scene? Does it take a long time to suck them up?
it seems that WG591 is the strongest blower here. I just wish that there is a good/fast/strong mulching capability in any of these models
I need help, should I get the wg518 or the wg512? Seem to be basically the same thing, for $40 difference.
what about the wg520?
No audio and visual speed up at certain points probably underscores blowers' shortfalls.
Does the Turbine WG510 pick up acorns???
i find it works better with the bag strap over your head onto the other shoulder, when you empty it it never has to leave your shoulder and transitioning to detaching the bag, emptying it and reattaching the bag to the trivac is much quicker.
What about the wg 520?
Answer this question , battery based, what unit will also move small rock or sand? My needs include moving rock/sand using a battery based unit with a run time of 40 .minutes. Thank you
...A shovel. What you need is a shovel, and possibly a wheel barrow.
Which is the best for Vacuuming?
What happened to your website? Are you guys still in business? Regardless, thank you for your demonstration video. I decided the "WORX WG591" is exactly what I'm looking for. I have the smaller one 'the WORX WG545.I 20 Volt' and love it for my patio, driveway, garage etc and have had it for years. But now I need a BIGGER CFM for the massive amounts of leaves at my new property and from what I've seen on your video the WG591 will do it. Thanks.
just what i needed to compare...i am sure you work for Worx...but if you dont, do an exact video, with the top different brands...
New Subbie here thanks for the vid. Just received this as a present. The second to last with bag attachment. My lot is a .25 acre not too sure abt the efficiency of having to empty it so often. However I'm thankful. What do you prefer for larger lots?
Thank you for your comment, Mz. Bailey. It is hard to say if there is a perfect unit for a specific lot size. It’s more about what functions and features each user prefers. That said, we really enjoy using the new WG510 given the mulch ratio of 24:1 and the blowing power of 525 cfm. It does a fantastic job at mulching the leaves down to a consistency of garden mulch, and the blowing power is more than enough to clear large areas in a short amount of time.
My leaf blower bogs down and dies and won't idle what could it be
We suggest giving Worx technical support a call to see if they can diagnose the problem over the phone. You can find their number at worx.com.
I don't get the time elapsed photograph for the vac demo. Makes me think it takes a long time to suck the leaves up...
We sped up the video by 50% to show the suction process as quickly as possible. Each pile took roughly 60 seconds to vacuum in real time. However, everyone's pile of leaves will be different (size, density, wet vs dry, etc.) so your time may vary from our time. The real thing to see in the vacuuming process is how well each unit mulches.
Why did you cut the volume when mulching? Is there a problem?
No.. it is sped up because it is BORING!
I have the WG 510 blower vac. I only use it for the vacuuming function. First, I also have a Toro electric blower and mulcher. The WG 510 tends to clog less and is much more efficient than the Toro. HOWEVER, don't think that the fact the 510 vacuum reduces the debris to 24 to 1 is necessarily a good thing. This high condensing of the debris comes at a price. You are literally covered in fine dust from the blower/vac. Worx needs to WORK on the bag system better.
But why put the mute button on hearing what it sounds like when your vacuuming up the leaves If we hear it we get used to hearing it? @10:22, nothing but silence. If I buy one I need to know what it sounds like?
As with any lawn equipment, hearing protection is strongly recommended. We had small internal earplugs inserted when we were shooting this video. We sped up the video by 50% to show the suction process as quickly as possible. Each pile took roughly 60 seconds to vacuum in real time. However, everyone's pile of leaves will be different (size, density, wet vs dry, etc.) so your time may vary from our time.
24:1 is pretty good, couldn't tell a difference betweeen 10:1 and 18:1
Michael Blows in the Purse Blower
Got hearing protection?
where's the backpack blower
I would have liked to see the vacuum at regular speed
change the playback to 0.25 - that seems pretty close (and you'll notice the edits). Still a bit choppy, but realize there are frames missing due to the original accelerated playback. So, it seems to me they speed it about about 4X.
wow. this many things. wow.. wow.
Can any handle acorns?
Great question, Justice. While these units are capable of sucking up acorns, some acorns can be extremely hard and may do some damage to the impellers. We suggest blowing the acorns to a centralized location and raking them up, or using a nut gatherer tool like this: www.amazon.com/Garden-Weasel-Medium-Nut-Gatherer/dp/B0042U6GE8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1481235143&sr=8-1&keywords=acorn+collector
I have the electric blower/vac... After one week the bag zipper broke...The company does not warrantee the bag so I was out of luck for a vac. It still blows , but beware of the company
Dennis, as any reputable company would do, Worx proudly stands behind all of the products they manufacture and sell. As a distributor, this is one of the main reasons why we choose to offer Worx to our customers. Warranty claims can be submitted through Worx.com or by giving them a call directly.
witch works model is best for my needs... NONE
I'm only intrested in cordless
The cordless dont mulch like the corded, corded turbine models beat the cordless by about 170 CFM. I got mine from the Worx ebay store. You can always get them for the low there, look for the 40v and 56v cordless turbine blowers.
24:1=240:10... 240 gallons of leaves into 1 gallon would be 240 to 1 obviously...240:1. Although I must say that reducing 240 gallons of leaves into 10 gallons is very impressive.
Ofcourse I come to see the Worx in vacuum action and the video is sped up and with no sound. I wanted to hear how loud it was in vacuum mode. The ONLY part of the vid with no sound. Wonderful. Add sarcasm here.
GRJCLyon, the vac mode is really not much louder than what you hear in the leaf blowing mode. The only thing that may be a bit noisier is when it is mulching leaves and debris you can hear that, but not a big difference. When doing a full leaf cleanup it's always a good idea to wear ear and eye protection which will mitigate the sound.
Thank you for the reply. I will say your video did help me choose which one to purchase. Many thanks.
3:52
Doesn’t mulch very well
What are you doing selling leaf blowers Seth Rogan?
I get it all the time!
The voice!!!
I'll stick with my 5 horsepower walk behind blower and my 5.5 horsepower walk behind vac.
I agree nothing can beat real blowers & vac's
Place give me a gilf
In my opinion, the worx is THE worst unit I have ever owned. Makes all sorts of noise and unacceptable performance. It wiIl not even pick up leaves unless they are loose. Small sticks and debris just bounce around in the pickup tube. The bag is too small but for a few minutes of use. The 60 mph blowing feature is a joke. After using the others (and wearing them out) Echo and Toro are the best, Black and Decker is third. Worx is a distant fourth. Its your money. There's a reason they have to advertise!
Jay p, sorry you had such a bad experience with your Worx Vac, the one I purchased was the WG502 w/ metal impeller, it was a champ at picking up and mulching leaves, with plenty of power. I had mine with no problems for about 5 years, one day I wasn't paying attention to what was on my driveway and sucked up a rag, and I wasn't able to turn off the switch fast enough and burned out the motor, I almost cried because I really enjoyed this tri vac, I was hoping to get a replacement motor, but it was not cost worthy, so I purchased a new WG509, I already have 3 bags and the trash can attachment so that's why I didn't want the new WG510.
Jay p ...What models of toro and echo are better? Are they more comfy than the bnd bag you can wear on your back? I been trying to figure out which brand to get..i do lawncare fulltime
A rake is faster than that. That stuff performs like Chinese consumer junk!
You just made me not want to buy this
Waste of time with mediocre product that falls short of performance in every category. Why not just make one that outperform everything that you throw at it with ease.
Weak as watah...WEEEEK AAAAS Watah...who am I?
please speak up a little more next time big guy
A lot of you really need to start reading reviews on Home Depot, Amazon, Lowes, etc. 95% of cordless and corded blowers are absolute junk. Of the Worx brands only WG520 (cord) has been rated high. The rest are garbage.
I took your advice and read the reviews on Worx at Amaxon. They are all rated highly. I'm not sure what you were looking at.
Amazon reviews are global garbage.