GRANDMA SHARK 3000W 3 in 1 Leaf Blower, Garden Leaves Vacuum Cleaner, Support for Breaking Leaves and Having a Large Collection Bag (Green)

Easy to assemble, suction is easily controlled by rotor switch in the handle. Very easy to use. It has an extending nozzle which is very useful, as well as a rake attachment. The blower function is excellent too.The only downside to mine is that one of the wheels keeps coming off, but not a problem as it easily fits back on.

Grandma shark vacuum/blower/shredder.Excellent bit of kit. Lightweight but oh so powerful.Reasonably quiet.So much better than our old flymo one and great value for money.

It gets the leaves up very good

Game changer! It’s fab as a leaf blower but for me it’s the hoover and mulcher function that is really good. Saves hours of back breaking sweeping and because it mulches it can go straight in the compost bin. Love this item.

Awful.Brought last year and I wish I tried it out.Blows great but the sucking is awful, just not worth the money.

Does the job I bought it for, good value and would recommend to others

When I first looked at this product, the site showed two "versions" one was green, the other grey. They are totally different and so it is not always easy to relate any given review to the relevant itemI purchased the grey version which, on the face of it is a very good machine for the price, being, in effect, two separate machines for the price of one. Configuring it as a blower is dead simple and just requires you to clip the blower tube on to the air outlet and off you go. It functions well, unlike the combined blower/vacuums which have two tubes permanently mounted with a lever to direct air to the relevant pipe. This lever function invariably degrades with time as the air passage gets a build up of crud which prevents the diverter plate moving over its full range, thereby reducing both suction and blowing power. No such problem with this machine.Configuration as a vacuum requires a certain amount of component assembly, which is relatively easy and fitting the suction pipework in place of the blower. This takes a bit of practice. The collection bag clips onto the square outlet pipe on the machine. A hinged cover over the inlet fan is released and moved out of the way and the vacuum pipe assembly fitted in its place. This provides the main advantage of the system. In the event of a blockage the vacuum pipe can be released from the main body of the machine, giving access to both the open end of the pipe (allowing material to be pushed easily back out of thepipe) and also giving access to the impeller/shredder wheel. An electrical interlock switch disconnects the supply to the motor when the impeller is not covered.There is a simple on/off rocker switch and a rotary thumbwheel to control the motor speed.However, I am now on my second machine. The first one died within 30 seconds of me using the speed controller in blower mode, having been run successfully as a vac for about an hour. Its replacement did pretty much the same, although it did last slightly longer in blower mode.I am now about to test the technical support facilities of the supplier. My suspicion is that the speed control, which is most probably electronic rather than mechanical, is faulty. I really would like to have a fully-functioning example of this product as it has some really good features!

So I just used this for the first time yesterday, assemble instructions there isn’t any just instructions on parts and how it’s all made, assembled is fair straight forward only three screws to screw in once you and push and clicked everything in place, so straight forward anywaysTook it out into garden, sucks leaves up ok and mulches them well , nice and lightweight for me anyways, small wheels help also , blower is ok don’t expect anything great thou but it does suck and blow at the same time , you pay for what you get so In my opinion it’s good valve we only have a small front and back garden so is ideal for us, nice long lead with it also, so if you have a small garden this would be ideal for you,