Product Comparison: Toro 51618 vs Toro 51619
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- It did a pretty good job of vacuuming up the seeds--the suction is very strong, at either of the two speeds.
- The velocity on the blower is high enough to move even large rocks. Small ones can get sent flying at incredible speed.
- However, on the high speed setting it is actually better at moving them than the earlier one was. And on the low speed setting, it does a good job of moving leaves without dislodging the stones in our gravel driveway.
- Almost blow too hard even on low! Would love a more rheostat type trigger to vary speed more like a gas blower. Vaccum and mulched works great!
- It has two speed settings. The slower one is great for blowing leaves off mulch beds without blowing the mulch all over the yard.
- Good blower with variable speed. I was skeptical of the variable speed from a reliability standpoint and I think it may have been it's downfall.
- The variable speed means anyone can use this with no problems.
- As a leaf vacuum, it picks up just about everything (except oak acorns) and very seldom clogs
- The machine vacuums up leaves perfectly. Everyone should have one, I even have had friends order the same product....but now a replacement bag costs half as much as the $60 I paid for the whole thing.
- Although I primarily use this as a blower, this also has the ability to convert to a vacuum which works ok but does have the tendency to get clogged a bit too easily.
- I found the weight and vibration easy to manage, aa I cleared my medium sized, sloped yard of a heavy load of leaves.
- It's very powerful and it's pretty light weight machine but after about an hour of use my arms get tired.
- his is a great leaf blower. It's fairly light weight. I'm not sure I will use the attachments.
- I think it was the way the weight was hanging on it. Had to duct tape it to keep a seal.
- This blower is plenty powerful, light weight and very easy to use.
- Is high powered, light weight confirming my research handier than gas and more powerful than cordless.
- I love the variable speed but am not loving the weight of the unit. It says it weights almost 9 lbs, and for me that's really heavy on the arms using this as a blower.
- I think the weight is just fine. I'm an older guy and not in great shape; but I can use the blower for quite a while without having to rest. I think in part because the blower is balanced well.
- It's reasonably lightweight and reasonably well-balanced with the blower nozzle. I believe the mulching unit adds more weight than necessary, especially when I'll never use it, but it's still not bad.
- I like it's light weight and seems powerful.
- The plastic vs metal impeller is a non issue for me as I don't require a vacuum feature.
- The blower/vac portion's pigtail power cord connector and well-designed power cord holder (for your outdoor extension cord, not included) is a wonderful feature.
- Slower than bagging manually, but the mulcher is a nice feature. Really condenses those leaves!
- The blower feature is great. Very strong and powerful and does the job. The switch could be more defined between the two speeds but it works.
- Vacuum feature gets clogged with lots of leafs. Cord not an issue for me.
- The variable speed feature is nice, it's easy to change from vac to blow, the metal impeller is bulletproof, the plastics hold up, and it's reasonably quiet.
- This model is more powerful than the older Toro I had previously and whereas my old model basically had one speed this one has a variable speed control making it more flexible to use.
- The mulching feature is so strong it only takes one bag to clear our entire backyard. A 3 foot high and 3-4 foot around pile can be mulched into a single bag.
- It is much much quieter than a gas blower, it is so quite you dont really need earmuffs.
- The dialed speed adjustment is a welcomed design, and could be run at less than top speed for most any type of leaf.
- The blower/vac portion's pigtail power cord connector and well-designed power cord holder (for your outdoor extension cord, not included) is a wonderful feature.
- The power cord attachment is clever and keeps the cord from pulling off.
- It has so much power. Much more than any blower/sucker I have ever had in the past.
- This one has already clearly lost a lot of its power for no reason.
- It's not powerful enough to suck the leaves up as fast as I would like, it's more efficient to make a leaf pile and it's blades aren't tough enough to handle the leaf stems of my tree.
- This model is more powerful than the older Toro I had previously and whereas my old model basically had one speed this one has a variable speed control making it more flexible to use.
- he cord holder still isn’t great and still doesn’t hold the cord as well as I think it should. Just like the old model, I find it much too easy to accidently unplug the power cord.
- This thing is very light and but extremely powerful.
- The balance is good, though vibration at full power seems to be much higher than previous version. Hope this one lasts.
- He's not too crazy about dragging a cord around, but is actually more powerful and easier for him to handle due to his arthritis.