Is bag attached tightly? Are there any gaps? Does any dust escape? I had Toro, but its bag is very loosely attached and it blows dust in my face.
1987056
John,I find the bag lets a lot if dust out....BUT it'll mulch just about anything you put thru it. For a small property like mine(110x40) it does all I ask it to. I will say this...the blower is really good, very powerful for such a small plug in but the suck on it is just ok. Wasn't expecting much from that...although it will suck up a ton of stuff directly beneath the opening...not much range. The bag attaches tightly but it's annoying to remove and empty.Hope it was helpful.
1987057
The bag attaches tightly air blows out the bag it's self so if you are in a lot of dirt it blows dust out the bag. there is a long hose and can to catch that looks better to use then the bag. I'm going to look into that set up for mine.
1987058
The bag attaches tightly but the fine dust blows through the bag itself since it is not air tight. No mulcher/vac bag will be dust tight
1987059
I experienced large amount of dust coming out from the bag, not a good thing to happen, in my opinion.
530463
It is a great sander but I don't know that it is catching a lot of dust with the bag-
1490239
I only use it outdoors, it's impossible to keep the dust from blowing around, I just point out away from where I'm cleaning, one disadvantage of shop vacs, make sure your filters are clean and bag is kept before 3/4 full and at least you won't be blowing the dust you've just sucked up back into the floor. with a little ingenuity you could make a short hose and zip tie a little high flow filter element, maybe like a lawn mower filter, but it would have to show high volume and you'd have to clean it too. Does the floor attachment fit, turn it face up, Still need a filter.
1138575
Gosh, I should ask you where you find the dust bags when you do. I haven't even taken mine out of the box yet. Glad you said it works great and sorry I am not much help.
271644
Good question. Never had that problem, but the zipper on mine got stripped a couple of months ago so I'm getting a new one just like the old one. Great little bag though, no complaints on mine, got a lot of good use out of it.
1734641
There is actually a bungee cord that runs from each side of the bag to hold it down. Unfortunately, my bungee snapped off a long time ago. The bug currently flaps a bit when I turn (not as much in the wind), but I have not found this disruptive. I still use the bag several times per week.
1789301
The only way to secure the bag to the blower/vac is to cinch the bag over the entire blower body. This will mean the engine and handle will be on the inside of the bag. The chute the leaves come out of is too small to cinch the monster bag to. The size of the bag will make it combersome to move around.
354528
I have a Toro LX 426 - It does not fit perfectly, but it fits. The only problem is where the chute attaches to the mower deck - the very front of the exit hole in the deck is not tight and when in use will show a approx. 1" gap. I usually cover it with duct tape or shove a piece of cardboard behind the attachment strap to cover the hole. While not perfect, it was the only bagger that I could find that would fit the Toro.
676
The side discharge cap is easily removable without any tools needed. There is nothing in the kit that changes anything so if your bag mounts to the side discharge now, there will not be any changes. The mulching blades may decrease the air flow slightly, but not enough to prevent the grass from blowing into the bag. In my unprofessional opinion, you should be just fine.
1782250
It is, try squishing the bag to see if it'll break up. I had a few big chunks in one of mine, but it's fine now. If it doesn't break up I'd contact the company and have them send a new one.
666576
I didn't have any problems with the skeg either. And I agree if you epoxy it, that will probably make it much harder to fit into the bag. If you afraid of losing it, try to secure it with cord/rope (making small hole in the skeg).
1648363
There are not enough specifications on line to know. The issue is the diameter of the plastic adaptor tube. If the one from your present dust collector is in good condition, you can put onto new dust collector bag. It is simply held in place by a tie-wrap.
1529183
Barry D. not sure we have just wrote to Worx about our bag ripping after 2 times so we shall see how they respond. Still love the idea we can vacuum up the leaves it has made life easier being electric. We see our neighbor with a Gas Blower & having to stop quite a bit to put more Gas in. Love the Trash Can attachment better then the smaller bag but will let you know what Worx says.
403220
Yes. Bag just aids in finer dust collection. Works great for me either way.
1232436
The bag should keep dust out in regular conditions. It's a paper type bag with a zipper in the front. The only opening, when zipped, is where the top of the hangar comes out. I keep it in the closet so it's fine. If it were somewhere with swirling dust or wind- then it might permit dust inside. It's clearly not intended as a permanent, heirloom storage system.
1348450
I have not noticed any dust coming out of the bag. This vacuum is the replacement for our old Eureka we used for over 30 years. It did not leak dust either, just got tired.
1710892
I'm sorry I can't help with that. I returned my Toro 3 weeks after buying it. There was a safety hazard, in my opinion. The grass bag kept falling off while I was mowing and I would slam my shins into it.