Flymo GardenVac 2700 - 4-in-1 Electric Vacuum / Blower / Shredder - 40L Collection Bag -Orange

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I don't know where the problem sits - maybe it's inbuilt obsolescence - but none of mine have lasted much beyond two or three seasons. The mulching method seems less prone to jams than a Robert days item I had previously, which had to constantly be opened to clear.

There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. With a collection capacity of 45 litres and a shredding ratio of 16:1, leaves are no task for this blower vac. With a collection capacity of 40 litres and a shredding ratio of 3:1, leaves are no task for this blower vac. There is a newer 3000 model available but the vacuum chute seemed quite narrow and I thought it would be more susceptible to blockages. Mower Magic Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 718739 and act as a credit broker and not a lender.The purpose of my purchase wasn’t to ‘blow’ but to suck up the dropped dropped petals from my Wysteria. It also shreds the leaves, but this is of dubious benefit because it just means that the device is even heavier when full, and if you drop any it makes an even worse mess.

This garden vac's great strength is that the debris one collects does not go through any form of suction impeller. Posts are for general information, are not intended to substitute for informed professional advice (medical, legal, veterinary, financial, etc. None are easy to insert but I struggled for an hour and could not get the final one in at the risk of breaking it. If it struggles to pick up virtually floating Wysteria petals, how will it perform with something a bit bulkier like wet leaves?Permanent leaf shredding when collecting privit hedge cuttings would I thought lead to frequent blocking . However the difficulty is fastening the bag to its frame - there are small pieces of plastic which need to be inserted into a narrow gap on the frame. Alternatively, remove the shredding blades and it will simply vacuum debris up – so it can be used to suck up larger debris than just leaves. They got back to me very quickly and reckoned the bag problem may have been caused by incorrect packaging. The bag is 40 litres and the strimmer affair at the top of the suction tube breaks the leaves down on a 3:1 ratio which means they are finely shredded and will break down into valuable leaf mould much quicker.