Terratek Leaf blower Garden Vacuum and Shredder, 35L Leaf Collection Bag, 3000W 10m Cable Lightweight Design, Leaf Vacuum, 10:1 Shredding Ratio

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At only 2kg in weight, you won’t need to use a shoulder strap, or worry about getting strained wrists r shoulders, and although the overall balance of the tool isn’t as good as the Worx Leafjet, it doesn’t feel awkward to use, even in tighter areas.

It has two cable clearance hooks to keep your working area clear. A small but essential safety feature in my opinion. Specification: Power Source: ‎Battery 2 Ah 36 V, Airflow speed: 170 – 250 km/h, Running time: up to 25 mins A zipped grass collection bag with a capacity of 35 litres is comparatively smaller than other models that we discussed above. However, the bag collects a significant amount of waste leaves due to a decent shredding ratio of 10:1. Moreover, you don’t have to make repeated trips to the compost heap.The biggest negative for me is the thing sounds like an annoying hair dryer that won’t stop whining. Despite it being 20 decibels lower than it’s petrol competitors, I still wear ear protection just because I intensely dislike the noise it makes. The other thing I don’t like is the variable power switch. At no point ever did I feel like turning the power down on testing. It’s just not got enough power to worry about that. However, let’s say you happened to be trying to blow some light debris out of a flower bed then I can see a use case there, but very minimal. Switching between blow and vacuum is simple. Push a lever to swap and adjust its power with a wheel. It’s user-friendly and obvious what does what so there’s no stress involved. The handle is positioned so I didn’t overstretch and the shoulder strap is strong enough to take most of the weight, but it could do with being a little longer. This leaves your hands free to manoeuvre the tip into difficult places such as under a bench. There are 6 speed settings to choose from that are selected with a roll of your thumb over the dial located on the rubberised handle, and the built in axial fan on this model gives you a good level of airflow and velocity throughout.

The Trivac vacuum has a mulching ratio of 16:1. So, you can use the vacuum and mulch function for long without emptying its grass collection bag. You can easily change the working stages between blower and vacuum by flipping a switch. At only 3.5 kg this garden vacuum is easy to manoeuvre. I didn’t feel tired because the flexible shoulder strap took its weight and left my arms free to direct the tip. Powered by battery, this type of device doesn’t require fuel and you won’t have to use your electricity to power it. That said, you will still need to plug in to charge the battery.There’s no power adjustment which is a shame because I couldn’t vacuum over my pebbles on a low setting. It’s all or nothing with the Von Haus. The best leaf mulcher vacuums will help a busy gardener keep on top of their lawn, patio and driveway. If you are thinking about investing in one of these handy tools we suggest you explore the features on offer: How Heavy is The Leaf Mulcher Vacuum? Prices for these handy gardening tools are getting lower and lower all the time too, and it is now quite possible to get a budget model for well under a hundred pounds, with some priced as low as fifty quid! The Terratek is a lightweight 3-in-1 blower, vacuum, and mulcher that clears up your fallen leaves with a minimum of fuss. There’s no power adjustment but it’s easy to use as it feels very manageable. On the downside, the plastic tubing broke when I dropped it. Working at this power will eat up that battery life though, but you’ll still get a solid 30 minutes of continuous use out of it before you’ll need to recharge, or you can use a 4ah battery for longer sessions.