WORX WG512 Trivac 2.0 with LeafPro: blower, vacuum and mulcher kit

The WORX WG512 Trivac 2.0 is a corded, 12-amp electric tool that works as a leaf blower, a leaf vacuum and a mulcher. This kit also includes the WORX LeafPro Universal Leaf Collection System, which lets you collect leaves into an outdoor waste canister rather than a bag on the tool. It is aimed at homeowners who want to clear leaves and cut down the volume of what they have to dispose of.

Three jobs in one tool

As a blower, the Trivac sends air out through a wide-mouth tube. WORX rates it at 600 CFM, which is a measure of air volume. In general, a wider stream at high volume means fewer passes across a lawn or driveway.

As a vacuum, the same fan draws leaves in, and the tool shreds them on the way through. As a mulcher, it reduces them to small pieces, which can be composted or bagged. Switching between modes on tools like this typically involves changing the nozzle or tube setup, so check the manual for the exact steps.

The metal impeller and mulch ratio

WORX highlights a metal impeller with a shredder blade that cuts in two stages. The brand states a 16:1 mulch ratio, meaning 16 bags of leaves are reduced to one. Metal impellers are generally chosen for durability when twigs and small debris get pulled in, though large branches are never suited to this kind of tool.

The LeafPro system

LeafPro is the add-on that sets this kit apart. WORX describes it as no-touch, high-capacity leaf collection that works with all major blower/vac brands and outdoor waste canisters up to 96 gallons. The kit includes:

• A flexible, industrial-strength 8-foot hose connector.
• A mesh hood cover with a cinch-tight drawstring.

The idea is to feed what you pick up straight into a bin, which can save repeated bag emptying. How well it works depends on the container you use and how securely the hood cover fits.

Detachable bag

When you prefer to collect or compost on the spot, WORX says the bag has an easy-release design so it detaches quickly. That gives you two ways to collect: directly into a canister with LeafPro, or into the bag.

Corded power

At 12 amps, the Trivac plugs in, so runtime is not limited by a battery. The trade-off is reach. You will need an outdoor-rated extension cord that suits the amperage and the distance, and you will have to manage the cable around plants and corners.

Who it suits

This kit suits owners of mid-sized lawns with trees that drop a lot of leaves, who want to blow, collect and shred with one machine. The listing does not give dimensions or weight, so look at the product documentation for those.

What to check before you buy

• Whether you have a power outlet within reach, and a suitable outdoor extension cord.
• The size of the waste canister you plan to use with LeafPro (up to 96 gallons is stated).
• Storage space for the tool, hose and bag.
• Tool weight and handling, which the listing does not state.
• Local noise rules and ear and eye protection advice in the manual.
• That you read the instructions for switching between blower and vacuum modes.

The short version

• WORX WG512 Trivac 2.0 is a 12-amp electric blower, vacuum and mulcher.
• WORX rates the airflow at 600 CFM and the mulch ratio at 16:1.
• The kit includes the LeafPro system with an 8-foot hose and mesh hood.
• Works with canisters up to 96 gallons, plus a quick-release bag.
• Corded, so plan for an outdoor extension lead.

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