WORX Trivac 3 in 1 Electric Leaf Blower for Lawn Care, Leaf Vacuum with 600 CFM, Leaf Mulcher with Metal Impeller, WG512
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Best with vac / mulcher
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$117.32
Updated May 16, 2026 · 1 min read
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The consensus
What reviewers found
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Across the reviewers we read, the WORX Trivac WG512 is the corded 3-in-1 that specialist communities point to most often. An r/landscaping commenter directly says "I LOVE my corded Worx Trivac" after trying several alternatives, and r/lawncare posters using it as a leaf collection system call out the very fine mulch ratio and decent suction even on slightly damp leaves. familyhandyman.com (a verified-tier source in our data) notes its 4.2 Amazon average across thousands of ratings as supporting evidence rather than a strong technical verdict.
What reviewers liked
- Verified-tier familyhandyman.com coverage and high-trust r/landscaping and r/lawncare endorsements specifically for the corded Trivac
- Metal impeller and 600 CFM in blower mode handle large piles and wet debris per retailer consensus
- Mulch ratio described as very fine across r/lawncare and r/toolporn threads
- One tool covers blow, vacuum, and mulch use cases
Where it falls short
- Multiple r/lawncare and r/toolporn posters complain the bag uses a basic strap, not a real harness
- Heavy 12-amp draw means a quality extension cord is mandatory per r/Tools commenters
- Homedepot.com reviewers note vacuum mode struggles with wet leaves and large debris
- Switching between modes is more involved than reviewers expect from a handheld
Across the reviewers we read, the WORX Trivac WG512 is the corded 3-in-1 that specialist communities point to most often. An r/landscaping commenter directly says "I LOVE my corded Worx Trivac" after trying several alternatives, and r/lawncare posters using it as a leaf collection system call out the very fine mulch ratio and decent suction even on slightly damp leaves. familyhandyman.com (a verified-tier source in our data) notes its 4.2 Amazon average across thousands of ratings as supporting evidence rather than a strong technical verdict.
The 600 CFM blower mode and metal impeller in mulch mode are the two features retailer reviewers on homedepot.com cite most often when explaining the purchase. r/toolporn posters comparing 3-in-1s found the WG512 handled wet conditions better than they expected, with the main gripe being the included bag.
The consistent negatives in the data are ergonomic, not performance: r/lawncare and r/toolporn commenters complain that the bag ships with a strap rather than a more comfortable harness, and r/Tools users echo the same heavy-extension-cord warning that applies to all 12-amp WORX units. The vacuum mode also depends heavily on dry conditions in homedepot.com reviews.
- Trivac 3-In-1 Design
- Leaf blower, mulcher, vacuum in one for efficient yard work.
- Powerful Airflow
- Delivers 600 cfm for clearing large areas with less effort.
- Efficient 16
- 1 MULCH RATIO: Reduce workload by mulching 16 bags of leaves into one.
- Easy To Use
- A quick-release bag for hassle-free composting or collection, allowing for one-handed operation.
- 2 Speeds
- Suitable for both tight corners and open lawns.
- Includes
- WORX Trivac with 600 cfm and 12A motor, 1.4 Bushel Collection Bag.
Only downside is you need a heavy cord to run it because it draws 13 amps and max speed. Done mixing gas and cleaning out carbs tho!
It shreds the stuff down very finely, so I'm happy about that. Only weird part is that the blower only comes with a strap for the leaf bag, not ...
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