- Does it really vacuum and mulch, or just blow?
- It does all three. You swap the nozzle for the vacuum tube and the shredded leaves collect in the attached bag, reduced by up to 97 percent.
- How long an extension cord can I use?
- Toro calls for a heavy-gauge outdoor cord, and a 12-amp draw means you should keep it as short as practical. Long, thin cords reduce power and can overheat.
- Is it too heavy for one-handed use?
- At about 13 lb it is best used two-handed, and vacuum mode is the most tiring. It is fine for short sessions but not for hours of overhead work.
- Will it handle wet leaves?
- Blowing wet leaves is fine, but vacuuming them clogs the tube. Let leaves dry, or feed them slowly in small amounts.
- What comes in the box?
- The blower, the vacuum tube and collection bag, the oscillating nozzle and the Shredz Ring impeller. No extension cord is included.
- How does it compare with a cordless blower?
- It is stronger and never needs charging, but it is heavier and tied to a cord. A cordless blower suits quick cleanups across a large yard; this suits heavier leaf work near an outlet.
- Where is the Toro UltraPlus 51621 Leaf Blower Vacuum cheapest?
- At mercari.com, for $50.00, 57% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Toro UltraPlus 51621 Leaf Blower Vacuum?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including mercari.com, eBay, Acme Tools, Arbor, Stones Ace of.