!#1: Toro Blower 51599 Review: October 2011

!: Toro Ultra Blower Vac 51599 - Choosing The Right Leaf Blower To Suit Your Needs

Many of us with gardens, backyards and driveways all have a major problem especially if we have trees close by or surrounding our homes a problem that needs tackling every few days or so maybe once a week, yes you've guessed it - getting rid of all those fallen leaves. In this article we are going to help you decide whether the toro ultra blower vac 51599 will suit your particular needs.

Gone are the days when we would go to the shed or garage load the wheel barrow with a rake, broom and shovel ready for a couple of hours of backaching garden leaf clearing work. Running backwards and forwards from our compost heap collecting all the dead leaves we have just raked up, many of an hour have I spent on this chore even as a young kid working for my weekly pocket money even now as an adult - around my own home.

Today with the advancement of general garden tools we are able to save ourselves a lot of time and bother using a portable leaf blower vac. This simple to use garden tool will reduce our work time enormously, helping us collect and dispose of all the dead leaves from around our garden and surrounding areas.

It can be difficult to choose the best leaf blower vac for you the following tips will make it easy for you to decide on the best leaf blower to go for.

The Different Aspects To Consider Are:-

The main factor you need to decide on is the area of garden or yard that you need to maintain clear of leaves each week. If it's a large area you'll probably need to look at a wheeled lawnmower type or may be a more powerful gas operated leaf blower vacuum.

In general most of us have a small to medium sized area to keep under control here a neat robust electrically powered tool would be a good choice, being less noisy, light, clean and easy to operate.

There are several types of leaf blower vacuum on the market, the popular ones being gas and electrically operated driven. There are also battery operated machines but they have one main drawback that the charge they hold does not last long so if you have a lot of work you will need to recharge the battery cells continuously.

Some people think that the electrically operated leaf vac blower are a pain because of the electrical lead. But once you get in the habit of keeping hold of the lead behind you and work away from the power source it's easy and simple to manage.

The negative point of gas powered leaf blower vacuums is the mess and dirt you get covered in when filling the fuel tank up mixing the oil and gasoline and then cleaning down after use. The electrically powered leaf vacuum model you just wipe down wrap up the cable and store it in the garage or shed and that's it.