WORX WA4092 Universal Gutter Cleaning Kit for Leaf Blowers Universal Fit Blowers Gutter Cleaning Kit Cleaning Kit

Name: WORX WA4092 Universal Gutter Cleaning Kit for Leaf Blowers Universal Fit Blowers Gutter Cleaning Kit Cleaning Kit
Brand: WORX
SKU: 827165673494
Price: 118.33 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:WORX

2.7/5

€
118.33

Keep everyone in the family happy by keeping yourself off a ladder when you clean out the gutters. The Universal Fit Blowers Gutter Cleaning Kit from Worx is the safer, easier way to blow leaves and debris from your gutters. This system is so good we couldn’t keep it for ourselves and made it to fit most gas, electric, and cordless blowers from all the major brands, so there’s a 90% chance it’ll securely attach to the blower that’s already in your garage. Of course it works great with Worx blowers, too, like the AIR Cordless Blower/Sweeper or Electric Leaf Blower, Mulcher and Vacuum. (It’s not compatible with the TURBINE Fusion blower/mulcher/vacuum and its revolutionary design, however. For that you’ll need the WA4093 model of the Universal Gutter Cleaning Kit.) It only weighs 2.6 lbs, so you’ll be able to hold it high in the air without any trouble. The adapter fits right over the nozzle of your blower and cinches tight for a solid seal and excellent airflow. And it doesn’t require any tools to assemble or attach. Cleaning the gutters can be a dreaded, awkward, downright unsafe task. With the Universal Fit Blowers Gutter Cleaning Kit from Worx it’s easy and kind of fun, and certainly the safest way to do it. Keep the ladder in the garage the next time you clean the gutters.

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EAN: 827165673494

Categories Patio, Lawn & Garden, Outdoor Power Tools, Replacement Parts & Accessories, Leaf Blower & Vacuum Parts & Accessories,

[WHAT’S IN THE BOX?] Gutter tube nozzle, 3 gutter tube extensions, one gutter tube adapter, and a universal adapter to fit other brands. [ADJUSTABLE LENGTH] The main tube is 3 separate pieces, so you can make it shorter if you need it to be. [DO IT YOURSELF. DO IT BETTER. DO IT WITH WORX.] WORX tools are engineered with cutting-edge technology, and above modern efficiency standards, so you can build a cost-effective tool collection that’s been designed to last. [UNIVERSAL FIT] The adjustable adapter fits every major brand of blower on the market: Black & Decker, Husqvarna, Poulan, Craftsman, Ryobi, Toro, Murray, Worx, and more. [EASY TO ASSEMBLE] In less than 5 minutes, you’ll have the Universal Gutter Cleaning Kit attached and ready to use. And it comes apart just as easy for storage later. [11 FEET OF REACH] The 8 feet of tubes, combined with an average person’s arm length, the angle from which you work, and the length of the blower give you approx. 11 feet. [CLEAN GUTTERS WITHOUT A LADDER] Safely clean your gutters while standing on the ground. Attaches to the leaf blower you already own.

Brand	WORX
Color	Basic pack
Compatible Phone Models	Universal
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 6,745 ratings 3.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components	(1) - Gutter Tube Nozzle, (3) - Gutter Tube Extension , (1) - Gutter Tube Adapter , (1) - Universal Adapter See more
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	WA4092
Item Weight	1.81 Pounds
Manufacturer	Positec/Worx - Lawn & Garden
Number of Items	1
Package Type	Standard Packaging
Product Dimensions	96 x 10.3 x 3 inches
Unit Count	1.0 Count

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Scritto da: sm695

Works for me!

I’m a 65yr old independent female and I live under a bunch of Live Oak trees. My gutters need to be cleaned out several times a year. These lightweight pipes that screw into each other are what is needed to be able to lift and hold on to it when the blower is on. Any heavier would not work for me, so I’m not complaining about the “flimsiness” I’ve read others mention. It reaches all the way to a few out of reach gutters which are 12.6’ from ground. Would not work for 2 story house. The cloth part that is designed to fasten around the blower outlet with a sturdy well made strap and buckle doesn’t stay on when the blower is turned on, but I hooked a bungee cord to it and around the blower and it’s great. Because a bungee takes care of the problem, I would think it doesn’t matter what kind of blower you have for it. It’s a little hard to handle with the blower on, but I’ve rigged up a should strap to hook on to the blower so I can use both hands to aim and steer the pipe and end piece. Sounds funky, but after trying several other ideas including making a sprayer pvc pipe to hook on to the hose AND one of those dumb ones you can buy at ACE (don’t bother) AND climbing a ladder with tools, gloves, a hose, this is by far the best functioning gutter-cleaner-outer I’ve found and I’m hanging on to it. So much better than climbing a ladder. I’m relieved.

Scritto da: Robin W Morris

does the job.

This beats cleaning gutters from a ladder but it's hard to control and heavy. Seems to blow DeBry up on the roof and down on to you. Then again this was my first use. Seemed to take 1/2 the time that it took using a ladder. Hopefully it will be more comfortable as I learn how to use it.

Scritto da: Klem

GutterPro Corrected!

Bought this Worx Gutterpro WA4094 gutter cleaner at the same time as a Black & Decker 20v LSW321 leaf blower. Figured I'd had enough ladder climbing in my 86 years so decided to splurge and go modern. I read all the reviews and couldn't find a gutter leaf blower specific to the B&D, and the description of the Worx Gutterpro said "Universal fits all major brands" so decided to take a chance. Well, received both today and all looked good until I tried to assemble the Gutterpro. It was supposed to be "Universal fits all major brands". Well, it doesn't fit my new B&D blower, so it ain't, no way. Dang! Apparently the mfgr's are relying on the canvas bag (enclosed with it) to do this, but it can not work on the little B&D. For one thing the bag's too big. And no place on the blower to connect a strap, bungee cord or rope. Also, the hard plastic nozzle in the bag is about the same diameter as the output nozzle of the blower and when the bag is pulled on over the nozzle, it won't pull up tight enough to keep the bag from acting like a wet noodle. Impossible for one person to use. Sadly, I decided to send it back. Cancelled the purchase, went thru the process. The Amazon software was very helpful, says I'll get a refund, etc. While packing it up, I took a closer look at the canvas bag. Turned it inside out and saw that the bag was being held onto the plastic nozzle by a cable tie. I found that if I pushed the leaf blower wand of my new B&D blower into the bags nozzle it would go in over half the length of the wand and in that position it was very tight. I then pulled the wand out, clipped the cable tie, used a hacksaw to cut it to the length I wanted, applied some JB Weld epoxy on it for tight sealing and shoved it as far onto the stub of the wand as it would go. Voila! Simple, and I think it'll be very ridgid and all of the pieces of the Gutterpro will snap on as they were intended to. Don't yet know if the B&D blower will be be strong enough, but we'll see. I'm going to try to upload some pic's with this. We'll see how that goes. Keep in mind, I haven't tested this yet, I'll let the JB Weld set till tomorrow or the next day before testing. I'll try to get back and give the results once that happens. This probably won't be a fix for everybody due to the different configurations of the many blowers, but it's quick and simple, almost anyone could do it if their existing blower wand will fit inside the bag's nozzle. Update: I'm pleased to say this works just fine. The little blower is just strong enough to lift the dried leaves up and out of the gutter (didn't blow all over me) and it's light enough for me to handle with at least 3 of the wand extensions being used (maybe with all four), but I only needed three. Did the whole house in less than 30 minutes instead of two hours and best of all didn't have to carry or climb a ladder! Very pleasd all around!

Scritto da: Grant

I really wanted to like this

This is a great idea, but didn't really work great in practice. There were 3 problems that I ran into. First, the sleeve is difficult to keep on the leaf blower. There is a strap to tighten around the leaf blower, but even fully tightened mine blew off 3 times. I finally hooked a bungee cord on it and around the leaf blower which seemed to help a lot. The second problem is that you cannot hold the extension tube at the bottom (as shown in the photos) and expect to control this thing. The air is blowing out the top which pushes the whole thing away from where you want it. You really need to hold it way up on the extension tube or, better yet, have one person hold the leaf blower while someone else directs the extension tube while holding it with both hands. It is really exhausting and frustrating trying to use this thing by yourself. Third, one of the tube pieces cracked when I screwed it onto another tube piece. I had to put some heavy duty tape around it to hold it onto the other piece. The plastic doesn't seem to be particularly fragile/thin so I don't know what happened here. If there was a way to connect this to the existing nozzle of a leaf blower (the directions say take it off), it might work better but that doesn't seem possible with any model that has a tapered and non-round nozzle. It could also use a handle or some way to better control the extension tube while in use.

Scritto da: David Warrington

Leaf blower

Good

Scritto da: customer at Amazon

Save your money

Not cracked up to what it is meant to do.. The material type bag that is the go between for reducing the sizes is totally useless. Once the blower is on it does not hold tite. With mine, just 5 minutes after trying to use it the material bag pulled right off the ring it was on. Not the adjustable end, but the end where the bag was sealed to the ring.. WASTE OF MONEY So as ot was now used was not able to return.. Save your Money, This is not any good, it cost be money to dispose of as well as items for trash have to be paid for in my area of Ontario...

Scritto da: Jean-Claude

Surprenant

J’ai adapté ce tuyau sur un souffleur de grande capacité, mais d’une autre marque. Fonctionne super bien. Le boyau à tendance à courber un peu vu la puissance du souffleur, mais en ajustant la puissance et en maintenant le boyau avec une main ça va. Le gouttières sont très bien nettoyées et très peu de temps. 4 étoiles au lieu de 5, j’aurais préféré un tuyau plus ferme,

Scritto da: john j

OK but not perfect

I had to use the flex attachment to connect to my Worx blower. As others have mentioned, this can allow the extended tubes to flop around as you try to hold the blower with one hand and manipulate the extension tubes with the other. We do have gutter guards so with the attachments and some convoluted arm maneuvers, along with a few well chosen curse words, I did manage to blow most of the accumulated oak leaves and pine needles off the top of the gutter guard without the use of a ladder .... perhaps I'll try a little ingenuity to stabilize next time or..... maybe just get the dang ladder out.....

Scritto da: rad

Good unit, although sags a bit at the joints

The unit works well as an extension to my Worx blower. My Worx blower is an earlier model that did not have the matching rectangular nozzle, so I needed the universal connector that comes with this kit. The connector is a windproof fabric, and the ratcheting latch secures the connector firmly, and I have not had this fall out. The only con is that the connector does balloon up, which is to be expected. As there are no spines or frame on the connector, depending on how you hold the tubes, occasionally you can kink or pinch the connector bag. Not a big deal, although the ratcheting latch has a rubberized grip, but not totally sealed so there is sometimes a bit of blowback from the connector. The tubes fit fine, and I can now easily reach my gutters without bringing out the ladder. My only beef with the tubes is that with the weight of all the tubes attached, when raising and lowering the unit there is some sagging at the locking joints, and I got a bit concerned if the screw interlocking joints might snap. Hasn't happened, but I'm just keeping an eye on it. Also, in order to use the tubes effectively I had to add a couple of D rings to the handle and use a shoulder strap to support the blower. This allows me to use both hands on the tubes and not have to hold onto the blower. This extension really makes a somewhat tedious and risky task of gutter cleaning less so by letting me keep my feet on the ground. Update: after a couple years of use these tubes still work fine. The issue that I have noticed however is that there is now a very noticeable bow in tubes. The output nozzle and all the tubes lock in the same place so when the blower is on the pressure on the tube is away from the nozzle and so there is this permanent arc,