Powerflow system for the 2210

[ChuckinNH]

I have basicly the same system on my Simplicity Legacy riding mower, and it works quite well on leaves. It doesn't chop them into 1/2" squares, but it does chop them up pretty well. The three bag system does require several trips to the compost pile, but I have over three acres with trees all around the edges, and some big Maples in the middle, and I don't know what I would do without that setup. I think you would be satisfied with it's performance.

 

[prosperity]

I have basicly the same system on my Simplicity Legacy riding mower, and it works quite well on leaves. It doesn't chop them into 1/2" squares, but it does chop them up pretty well. The three bag system does require several trips to the compost pile, but I have over three acres with trees all around the edges, and some big Maples in the middle, and I don't know what I would do without that setup. I think you would be satisfied with it's performance.

Thanks for your input - helps with my decision.

 

[TBDonnelly]

I have a 5hp (currently it's a 6.5 HP...replacement engine) trac-vac tow behind I've used for 17 years. A few years ago I acquired a power-flo system. I coupled the power-flo in conjunction with the trac-vac. The "flow" increased measurably and really "packs" the trailer with...I'd estimate 1/3 more leaves. I built a wood "slide" for the floor of the trailer and pull the "cube" of leaves out to empty the trailer. A full trailer is quite heavy...some times I'll rake some of the leaves out and then pull the "slide" out.

Don

PS: I have the rear bags but never use them because they fill up so fast. Your mileage may vary.