Hi, I'm Scott and today we're going to try out the works of Leaf Pro collection system on data yourself If you guys have been following my channel for any length of time you know I'm a huge reobi fan and I have talked this 40 volt back attack vacuum up a bunch of times in fact the original unboxing video is one of my most successful videos on the channel and on the channel and I love this thing my only complaint about it is this bag And I've heard a lot of complaints from a lot of people about this both on Facebook on Reddit and comments on my videos It's hard to empty it gets super heavy as it's getting full and as of late it's actually started coming off this Collar goes inside the bag and then clicks onto the bottom of this and it keeps coming off So now it's become a real problem so I can only fill the bag about halfway I'm sure if I got in here and tightened up this zip tie I could get to stay on but One of my commenters on Reddit actually gave me a suggestion and we're gonna talk about that now And here is that suggestion the works leaf pro universal collection system What this has on it is an eight foot hose That connects to your mulch or leaf vacuum and then an adjustable Cover that goes on your collection barrel. They show a was at a 55 gallon trash can here But according to the box it says it goes all the way up to a 96 gallon trash can right here is what I have I have a huge green leaf can So my only concern with this one is whether The hose will connect to the real be unit. Let's open up this box and take a look As I open the box you can see that this comes with a cover with the attached eight foot hose and Multiple adapters one four three or four models of the works leaf blower mulcher and One four another one of their models and then this universal unit which I'll be using I want to put this on low enough that This opening has a clear shot into this because it's not straight down. It's angled And if I was to tuck it all the way up Against the top Opening is actually here on the side and wouldn't be able to come out here. So let's pull that down a little bit So here's my green can 95 gallons the big it see if the sink fits on there Easily So So as you saw from the last clip I wasn't having a lot of success because it may be hard to see But this just isn't working because of the angle of this Over that and the more I pull that up the more that angle gets stuck against this side So when I think I can do maybe and we'll check that I think I can take out this screw and the screw on the other side and take this black part out And then put this around this portion or up around here And then it's going to be a straight shot right out the hose. Let's try that real quick So Scott what the hell did you just do? Well, I could not get all the screws out of this thing This one here I drilled out. I couldn't get it out. Still could not get this thing apart. So I've actually put it all the way back together again and I decided I was going to cut that angle off because even if I use the bag again, this really not gonna affect how this thing is Yeah, it'll push the Lease towards the back more and it won't go forward, but you know what? It's really not gonna affect how it works. So hey, well, I have this thing open if you want to see what that looks like inside. You got a metal turning blade and pellard there and then plastic blades behind it. A lot of people say hey, can you suck acorns up with this thing? No, you can't suck acorns up with this thing. This metal blade may chop them up a little bit, but it's gonna just shatter these plastic blades if you get an acorn jammed in there. So as you can see now, straight shot into the blower. Hey, so I ran out of light last night while I was doing this and I had to put everything away, but check this out. How's that a great way to store that until it has to go to the curb? Let's try it again Oh All right, well, I'm getting rained out. So Got most of that cleaned up, but as you know if you've used this thing, it hates wet leaves. So I've got it in the garage We're gonna open that up and see how it did and I'll talk about it a little bit more I There you have it. Everything is in the bin. All mulched up. And then the hose, it was nice and clear. So that part worked. OK, so what did I like and what did I dislike? Well, I liked not having the bag on there. So this thing is going away. What did I dislike? This hose could be longer. I mean, 8 feet gives me a good reach into my landscape beds, but 10 or 12 would be a lot nicer. This looks like a standard flex hose, 3 1-1-1-1-2-4 inches. We could probably pick one of those up to make master car or another wholesale place and extend this hose out, or even just buy a whole other kit. It's not that expensive. It was like $48, I think $45. I love the fact that everything's already in the can. I don't have to dump anything to the can. Hooking this up to a smaller can, give it a little bit more mobility. And then dumping that can, again, would still be easier than lugging that bag around. That bag is heavy when it's full. Setting a trash can on the ground takes that weight off of you. But again, it kind of defeats the purpose that you have a cordless tool, and you're now attached by hose. But if the hose is long enough and gives you a lot of flexibility and range, it's really not going to affect you. So overall, I'd say this was a pretty good buy. One other thing I would probably change is the ratchet strap on this universal thing. This thing is not as universal as it seems. And I'll probably end up putting a metal hose clip on there just to tighten it up a little bit more. So if you've got any questions or comments regarding the works, Leaf Pro Collection system, or how I used it with my ReoB Leaf Mulcher and Vacuum, put those down below. 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