Will this vacuum up conifer leaves?
287963
If referring to pine needles, yes. I have no cedar or other conifers around the pond.
287964
It has variable suction....good when new but now pretty anemic. I no longer use mine.
2049729
Yes, it works quite well for leaves and such. The real test will come next spring, for maple tree seeds, but I expect that to be fine, too. I use it with a Weed Eater WEB160 blower. Get a good grip on the tube before you turn the blower on...it's fairly powerful.
980443
Yes....mine does an excellent job at mulching the leaves. No complaints at all. I don't use it for major clean-up, just around flower beds.
1539862
Yes, it will, but it will also clog up frequently (which is a pain to clear). There are better options out there for you, if you are primarily using this for dry leaves and grass. Suggest you look at something with a large discharge chute. You will be moving a lot of volume through it.
1829847
It will handle them, the vac function works very well and the mulching blade is durable. However it will be very noisy with the acorns being ground up! On the down side, the blowing function does not work well for anything heavier than dry leaves - the end of the nozzle is too small to allow a lot of air out.
2225431
Have not used as a vacuum. Doubt it will pick up heavier pieces easily. Might pick up some mulch with the leaves.
152546
It may be powerful enough to blow such debris, but not to vacuum it. Making mulch from twigs and acorns seems to me to be more what you'd expect from a wood grinder. I can say I really like my blower-vac and that I have not had any trouble using it while avoiding vacuuming up little rocks or whatnot that would damage it. For an older lady like myself, this is far superior to raking and bagging leaves.
1279134
Yes. I have used it for leaves, small twigs and branches. I have run branches up to about 3/4 of an inch. It is very easy to clear if it clogs.
934871
No, it doesn't. I would recommend this vacuum for cleaning chop saws and table saws plus the surround work area at the end of the day. It has just enough power to suck up and or blow out saw dust and other small debris at a very close range. Will not work well at clearing a deck of pine needles research other dewalt vacuum with more oomph
1446367
I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
1090716
yes it may suck in small leaves but any heavy leaf debris it cannot deal with. It is only a small apparatus.
2183168
Yes, absolutely, the Work WG508, will effectively vacuum those small leaves for you, it even vacuums the leaves from the sand, leaving the sand behind. I love using the work, its amazing.
463039
Yes, but it is more useful for hard, woody stuff - twigs and small branches. Leaves don't compact so much and tend to fill up the pile at the output rather quickly.
512769
I have only used it for sticks (up to about 2" diameter) and leaves, does a great job as long as everything is dry. Any wet leaves will clog the machine quickly.
250717
Doubt it. Too small of a nozzle and not nearly as powerful as the huge blowers/nozzles at my car wash. It works to blow loose tree leaf & seed debris off the hood & windshield, though. It also blew a sweatshirt off the garage floor. Works fine for blowing reasonably loose piles of redwood tree duff & debris from my roof & driveway.
1145174
My experience with shredding leaves with this machine was that it jammed up with any volume. I spent more time unclogging it than I did shredding. I doubt it would do a good job.
513500
Probably not the best for large leaves. We also have a pump-side cleaner that we use for big stuff. The KK does great for the fine dirt, spiders, small leaves and is more efficient than running the auxiliary pump.