Does it really reach 250 mph?

Toro rates the blower at up to 250 mph in blow mode. Real-world airflow drops with a long or thin extension cord, so use a heavy-gauge outdoor cord.

Can it vacuum and mulch leaves?

Yes. It converts to vacuum mode and shreds leaves into smaller pieces for bags or compost. Expect a modest reduction in volume, not fine dust.

What extension cord does it need?

Use an outdoor-rated cord rated for the tool's amperage, and keep it as short as practical. A thin or overly long cord reduces power.

Is it good for large yards?

It is best for small to mid-size yards near an outlet. For big properties or long reaches, a battery or gas blower avoids cord limits.

Does it need much maintenance?

Little beyond emptying the bag, clearing the impeller and checking the cord. There is no gas, oil or engine tune-up.

Where is the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum cheapest?

At Walmart, for $139.78, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 5 ratings.

Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum

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Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum

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Our take on the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum

The Toro 51619 Ultra is a corded electric blower, vacuum and mulcher for yard cleanup. It blows up to 250 mph and converts to vacuum mode to shred leaves into finer mulch for bags or compost. The corded design means steady power with no gas, oil or battery charging, but you are tied to an extension cord. It suits homeowners with small to mid-size yards who want one tool for blowing paths and vacuuming beds.

Best forSmall to mid-size yardsClearing driveways, patios and guttersHomeowners who want no gas or battery upkeepLeaf mulching for compost or bags

Pros

Blows up to 250 mph
Converts to vacuum and mulcher
Corded power stays constant with no battery fade
No gas, oil or engine maintenance
Light enough for one-handed work

Cons

Requires an extension cord and nearby outlet
Cord limits reach and can snag on shrubs
Vacuum mode is bulkier and heavier to handle
Mulching ratio is modest, so bags fill faster than expected

Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum prices at every store

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$139.78Free shippingChecked Nov 11
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What reviewers say

Owners of corded Toro blower vacs generally find them dependable for light yard work and value the blow-and-vacuum combo. Common complaints center on the cord getting in the way and the vacuum mode feeling awkward.

What people mention

AirflowPraisedOwners say the 250 mph blast moves dry leaves and debris off hard surfaces well.
CordCriticisedReviewers complain the extension cord limits reach and tangles around plants and corners.
Vacuum modeMixedThe vacuum works, but owners find it heavier and more awkward than blowing.
MulchingMixedShredding reduces leaf volume, though some say bags still fill quickly.
BuildPraisedOwners describe the unit as sturdy and simple to maintain for a corded tool.

About the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum

Toro 51619 Ultra Electric Blower Vac, 250 mph, Red

Questions and answers

Does it really reach 250 mph?: Toro rates the blower at up to 250 mph in blow mode. Real-world airflow drops with a long or thin extension cord, so use a heavy-gauge outdoor cord.
Can it vacuum and mulch leaves?: Yes. It converts to vacuum mode and shreds leaves into smaller pieces for bags or compost. Expect a modest reduction in volume, not fine dust.
What extension cord does it need?: Use an outdoor-rated cord rated for the tool's amperage, and keep it as short as practical. A thin or overly long cord reduces power.
Is it good for large yards?: It is best for small to mid-size yards near an outlet. For big properties or long reaches, a battery or gas blower avoids cord limits.
Does it need much maintenance?: Little beyond emptying the bag, clearing the impeller and checking the cord. There is no gas, oil or engine tune-up.
Where is the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum cheapest?: At Walmart, for $139.78, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Toro 51619 Electric Ultra Blower Vacuum?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 5 ratings.