Will this pick up leaves?
788566
Absolutely. If you have an excessive amount of leaves I would suggest using a dip net to clear what you can otherwise you will have to clean out your skimmer rather quickly because it will fill up.
788567
We remove most of the large leaves first, but it does an awesome job on what is left. It can get clogged if you try to let it pick up everything. We are very pleased with the results.
788568
It will pick them up if they are lying in its path on the bottom of the pool.
788569
I net my pool before I place my vacuum in the pool I would suggest to try and remove all larger objects but this vacuum does a wonderful job totally love it !!!!!! Hope this helps.
1803117
No. The bag is intended for leaves. While picking up leaves you will get some grass clippings mixed with leaves, but you can't use it strictly for clippings due to the weight.
2183167
It will but it will take more time, I found it best to rack in a piles and vacuum up it save a lot of room in the can and believe me I had a lot of leaves large to small it worked fine and I found the blower to be very powerful. of course all the old timers had to pass by to see it.
112806
i think it will do a good job of the leaves. Just be aware of the collection bag it seems that the stitching at the end where it connects to the plastic fitting opens up. I have read about this happening to other people but it did not stop me from buying it. I purchased an upolstery sewer it is a very cheap tool and it took care of the problem GOOD LUCK
662849
No...just a small roller brush that picks up and anything but leaves gets hung up in the roller brush.
1731681
Yes it will but it's slow. It will pull grass and weeds out of the ground, roots and all. You will have to stop and rake the stuff out of the way as you move along the area. I have a mantis tiller which really tears up the ground but it doesn't pull the weeds out as well as the B&D.; My battery lasts for about 30 miinutes, but I have 4 batteries so not a problem....
1631414
It will pick up small leaves but I think if there are going to be a lot of leaves you would have to pull it out and clear the filter now and then. The filter is a pull out tray so it's easy to do. I find the SharkVac does not alway pick up heavier items that might be sitting on the bottom however, so I usually go after those with the net.
873553
yes, after cleaning up the lawn I use it on the pavement to pick up leaves blown by the wind.
1252739
It is my understanding that it will pick up pine needles and fresh cut grass but may take more than one pass
112805
The TriVac should pick up the dead leaves depending on how big the pots are. The open end of the TriVac is a little bigger than a closed fist and that may be too big to get close enough to suck up the leaves. I have some potted plants with the same issue and I usually pick the leaves out to the ground where the TriVac can pick them up with no problem.
619882
yes it will, but you wll need the leaf pro universal vaccuming kit, which is on amazon.
879884
This Item will move grass, dust, sawdust and dry leaves from hard surfaces pretty well until the battery dies. As far as moving leaves from grassy surfaces I think it's a stretch. If the leaves are light and dry like from a Linden tree perhaps yes if they are like Oak or Maple leaves, less likely and if they are wet forget about it.
1964717
I believe it will. It picks up small leaves and even grass clippings in our yard.
513501
It does not handle leaves very well. It just does not seem to pick them up. So I have to manually scoop them out.
1964715
Hmm good question. It will probably pick up the leaves and maybe the blossom possibly the pebbles.
1154907
I can't answer your question directly, but let me say that this unit should not be called a leaf blower. It is quite ineffective at blowing leaves across a lawn. What it should be called is a "sweeper". It is excellent at blowing leaves dirt and light objects off our sidewalk and wooden deck. My wife loves it and uses it daily. If you have chairs, rugs, planters etc. to "sweep" around, you can't beat this tool. The battery lasts for a week to boot...
1961706
NO ! It works BEST when you have loose piles on top of the Grass that are only maybe about 2~3 inches high ~ It will pull up leaves from within the Grass Blades IF you adjust it for Maximum Depth (Sweeper Brushes scrape lower). IF you run it into small (4 ~ 6 inch high) piles of loose leaves, it'll remove some of the leaves each time you pass thru the Pile; then you just have to keep going thru the Leaf Pile until it picks up most of them. The unit needs some type of curved 'Shields' on either side of the Catcher Basket to stop the 20 ~30% of leaves from flying out the sides & missing the Basket ! < only real 'flaw'. NO ! It works BEST when you have loose piles on top of the Grass that are only maybe about 2~3 inches high ~ It will pull up leaves from within the Grass Blades IF you adjust it for Maximum Depth (Sweeper Brushes scrape lower). IF you run it into small (4 ~ 6 inch high) piles of loose leaves, it'll remove some of the leaves each time you pass thru the Pile; then you just have to keep going thru the Leaf Pile until it picks up most of them. The unit needs some type of curved 'Shields' on either side of the Catcher Basket to stop the 20 ~30% of leaves from flying out the sides & missing the... » Read More NO ! It works BEST when you have loose piles on top of the Grass that are only maybe about 2~3 inches high ~ It will pull up leaves from within the Grass Blades IF you adjust it for Maximum Depth (Sweeper Brushes scrape lower). IF you run it into small (4 ~ 6 inch high) piles of loose leaves, it'll remove some of the leaves each time you pass thru the Pile; then you just have to keep going thru the Leaf Pile until it picks up most of them. The unit needs some type of curved 'Shields' on either side of the Catcher Basket to stop the 20 ~30% of leaves from flying out the sides & missing the Basket ! < only real 'flaw'. « Show Less