$124.99* | WORX 13 Amp Electric Leaf Mulcher for Yard Leaf & Waste Shredding, WG430 at Amazon

k6tcher

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k6tcherToday 3:10 PM

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I got this on a deal two years ago for $115. Those prices won't come back for this and I'd say this is certainly worth $125 (but not $199).

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defbrizzo

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defbrizzoToday 3:22 PM

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I have this and the handheld WORX vacuum mulcher and I like the handheld better. I have a large property and the handheld is easier to tote around.

XiDa

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XiDa

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Quote from defbrizzo

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I have this and the handheld WORX vacuum mulcher and I like the handheld better. I have a large property and the handheld is easier to tote around.

What's more cost efficient though? I feel like bagging leaves as is saves money vs investing $125 right off the bat?

NorthSouthEastWest

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Quote from XiDa

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What's more cost efficient though? I feel like bagging leaves as is saves money vs investing $125 right off the bat?

Depending on how thick your leaves are, you can get 5-10x more leaves packed into one bag. If you have thick leaves like Magnolias, it's not as effective. The string line needs to be replaced somewhat frequently. I only used it for a few weeks last year, but need to start using it again. It took me a few tries to set it up so it was stable. It works better on a hard level surface compared to grass or dirt. I got a large plastic bin to put it on top of that I hope will make it even easier. I like it better than the leaf vac because I have thick leaves and lots of little twigs that clog it up. But this still struggles with those. And I have to do more prep work to filter those out for best results. I would really only recommend it if you have thinner leaves and a lot of them.

XiDa

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XiDa

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Quote from NorthSouthEastWest

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Depending on how thick your leaves are, you can get 5-10x more leaves packed into one bag. If you have thick leaves like Magnolias, it's not as effective. The string line needs to be replaced somewhat frequently. I only used it for a few weeks last year, but need to start using it again. It took me a few tries to set it up so it was stable. It works better on a hard level surface compared to grass or dirt. I got a large plastic bin to put it on top of that I hope will make it even easier. I like it better than the leaf vac because I have thick leaves and lots of little twigs that clog it up. But this still struggles with those. And I have to do more prep work to filter those out for best results. I would really only recommend it if you have thinner leaves and a lot of them.

I've got a mix of both and ended up paying a guy $250 to clear my entire 1/2 acre of lawn and driveway when 99% of the leaves already fell. Money well spent honestly lol

defbrizzo

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defbrizzoToday 4:41 PM

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Quote from XiDa

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What's more cost efficient though? I feel like bagging leaves as is saves money vs investing $125 right off the bat?

This is the other WORX unit that I prefer. It will chop up anything with the steel blades. And it is a blower. https://www.amazon.com/WORX-WG509-Electric-Multi-Stage-Mulching/dp/B00MN4YCKK/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=2... [amazon.com]

$124.99* | WORX 13 Amp Electric Leaf Mulcher for Yard Leaf & Waste Shredding, WG430 at Amazon

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