
The Worx 350 cfm – 12A Electric TRIVAC Blower/Vac is your 3-in-1 complete leaf and debris clearing system. Blow the leaves into a pile, flip the switch and suck them up and mulch them into the collection bag, and dump it for compost or collection. It takes a chore that often lasts all afternoon and makes it go much quicker. It takes 18 bags worth of leaves and chops it down into 1 with its powerful two-stage metal impeller and shredder blades. If a leaf blower is better than a rake, the TRIVAC is better than a regular ol’ leaf blower. You don’t even need to switch out tubes to change between functions. You just flip a switch. And that tube is angled so you can get under patio furniture and the deck without having to squat or get on your hands and knees. And even though this machine blows out air between 80 and 210 mph, it weighs less than 10 lbs and has been engineered to be operated with just one hand. That means almost anyone can use it to clean up the yard or blow out the driveway. The collection bag technically holds 1.2 Bushels of yard waste, but again, with the 18:1 mulcher, that’s going to be 18x more leaves than if you were raking or blowing the traditional way. Stop making yard work such a chore, and grab yourself a TRIVAC 3-in-1 Blowing, Vacuuming & Mulching System.
Q: How much can the collection bag hold?
A: The collection bag can hold 1.2 bushels of yard waste.
Q: What is the maximum air speed of this Worx leaf blower?
A: The maximum air speed is 210 mph.
Q: Can this Worx blower be used to mulch leaves?
A: Yes, it has a metal impeller that chops leaves down to an 18:1 mulch ratio.
Q: Does this leaf blower have multiple speed settings?
A: Yes, it has 2 speed settings.
Q: Is it easy to switch between blower and vacuum modes?
A: Yes, you can switch between modes with just the flip of a switch.
Q: Will this product work on wet leaves with no problem?
A: NO per WORX website.
Q: Does this blower make a lot of noise?
A: Hello Bennie! The WORX WG509 does produce some noise during operation, but it is not considered excessively loud for an electric yard tool. Most sources place its sound level in the upper‑60s to mid‑70s decibel range, depending on the speed setting, which is significantly quieter than gas‑powered leaf blowers that often exceed 85 dB. Because the WG509 features a variable‑speed dial, users can operate it at lower speeds for lighter cleanup, which noticeably reduces noise output compared to running it at full power. In real‑world use, the sound is comparable to a household vacuum cleaner. Thank you for choosing WORX!
Q: How does the TRIVAC 350CFM handle wet leaves?
A: It's best not to try and mulch wet leaves with this because they become clogged in the shoot and never make it to the mulcher.