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  • QuestionHow much can the collection bag hold?

    • Answer The collection bag can hold 1.2 bushels of yard waste.
    This question and answer was generated by AI based on customer and product data.
  • QuestionWhat is the maximum air speed of this Worx leaf blower?

    • Answer The maximum air speed is 210 mph.
    This question and answer was generated by AI based on customer and product data.
  • QuestionCan this Worx blower be used to mulch leaves?

    • Answer Yes, it has a metal impeller that chops leaves down to an 18:1 mulch ratio.
    This question and answer was generated by AI based on customer and product data.
  • QuestionDoes this leaf blower have multiple speed settings?

    • Answer Yes, it has 2 speed settings.
    This question and answer was generated by AI based on customer and product data.
  • QuestionIs it easy to switch between blower and vacuum modes?

    • Answer Yes, you can switch between modes with just the flip of a switch.
    This question and answer was generated by AI based on customer and product data.
  • QuestionWill this product work on wet leaves with no problem?

    Asked by Yardworker.

    • Answer NO per WORX website.

      Answered by PuddleCityPete

  • QuestionCan you use it to pick up grass clippings?

    Asked by AZ.

    • Answer Hello there! Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the WG509 TRIVAC can be used to pick up grass clippings when operating in vacuum mode. It works best with dry grass clippings, which are collected and then reduced in volume by the unit's built-in mulching system before being deposited into the collection bag. For optimal performance, avoid vacuuming wet clippings or very large piles at once, as moisture and heavy debris can restrict airflow and reduce efficiency. Thank you for choosing WORX!

      Answered by Worx Product Expert

  • QuestionWill this blower pick up acorns?

    Asked by Matt.

    • Answer Hello there! Thank you for your inquiry. For safety reasons, we do not recommend using the WG509 to pick up acorns, gumballs, or pine cones. These hard objects can be pulled into the airflow and potentially become projectiles, creating a risk of injury or damage to the tool. The WG509 is best suited for leaves and light yard debris only. Thank you for choosing WORX!

      Answered by Worx Product Expert

  • QuestionHow long is the cord

    Asked by Bake.

    • Answer Thank you for your inquiry. We'd like to hear more about the question you have, to guarantee that you receive the correct answer! Please email us at worx@positecgroup.com so that we may get more information about your question, and we will be pleased to assist you. Thank you for choosing WORX!

      Answered by Worx Product Expert

  • QuestionDoes this blower make a lot of noise?

    Asked by Bennie.

    • Answer 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!

      Answered by Worx Product Expert

  • QuestionHow does the TRIVAC 350CFM handle wet leaves?

    Asked by John.

    • Answer 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.

      Answered by user735955

  • QuestionTo use as a vacuum, do the leaves need to be blown/raked into a pile first or can I walk around my yard sucking up the leaves on the dirt, flower beds, plants, etc? Will this tool vacuum up pine needles? Can I avoid vacuuming up the dirt/soil?

    Asked by Denise.

    • Answer The machine has a turn knob that can be weak all the way to stronger and as one turns up the knob, the leaves can be picked up faster and in very heavy amounts. To avoid picking up small pine cones or twigs or rocks just turn down the knob and use rake at times just to make sure no rocks are in the pile. Just do not point at plants as the mulcher might pick them up if knob is too high.

      Answered by SteveYolandi

  • QuestionCan this mulch grass aswell?

    Asked by Dani.

    • Answer I would not recommend it for this purpose. The grass clippings would probably clog the impeller.

      Answered by Ernest