Troy-Bilt TB125QS Mulchinator 12 amp 157 mph Electric Blower/Vacuum
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Troy-Bilt TB125QS Mulchinator 12 amp 157 mph Electric Blower/Vacuum
Customer Review: Troy built blower/vac TB125QS
Summary: 5 Stars
This is wonderful, lightweight, and user friendly. I had a Ryobi and wore it out, and was excited to see this was so similiar. You don't have to switch out the tube from vac to blower. Just flip the switch and you are ready to go. I highly recommend it! Remember though you can't turn a rock or large item into mulch, so watch what you vacuum up.
Prescott, AZ
Customer Review: Something went wrong...
Summary: 1 Stars
I should of listen to the other reviewers, but I have a Troy-Bilt lawn mower and I just love it. This baby, on the other hand, lasted 5 minutes before going up. Go figure. Started making this awful noise and vibrating like crazy. My ears could not take the noise and it was vibrating to the point where I could not hold it. It's going back for a refund.Customer Review: Excellent Price, Excellent Performance
Summary: 5 Stars
The Blower/ Vacuum is a very versatile piece of equipment. It is powerful and durable. This is my second blower / vac, I wore out the first one after eight years of steady use. To conserve water I vacuum the patio and walkways rather than wash them off with a hose. It is great for cleaning the garage floor too.Customer Review: Nice once you get it all together
Summary: 5 Stars
Nice and easy to work with. No attachments to lose. Plenty of power, I just love it. My bag was missing when ordered, so I had to purchase one seperately, but except for that this has been an exceptional product. The switch from blower to vacuum is real convenient to use.Customer Review: Just out of the box; now a molten lump of plastic in my driveway.
Summary: 1 Stars
I just used this blower for the first (and last) time. After 20 minutes and three bags full, the motor burst into flames.
One of the features I look for in outdoor equipment is not-bursting-into-flames. So it'd be fair to say that I'm a little disappointed.