Worx WA4090 WORXAIR Gutter Cleaning Kit for WG540, WG545, WG565, WG575 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Hooked up 3 different kits to make an 18 foot python. Reinforced all connections and attached extender aluminum paint pole (for stability and strength) with duct tape. Turned on my Toro blower and hung on. Always wear goggles and ear protectors, baseball cap. The blower kicks up leaves, dust, and grit from shingles and it may rain down on you. Got leaves out of gutters 24ft high. I'm 6'3" wt 210lb, in good shape. Takes a bit of strength and coordination to control the jury-rigged contraption but does the job nicely. I had used it a bit late and some of the leaves were wet and somewhat stuck in the gutter. They were a bit tricky to get out. Next year I'll start earlier, do it more often and it will be easier. When dry 120 feet of roof done in less than 20 minutes. If you have just a one story house, one kit will work without duct tape. Overall, way better than last year when I went on the the roofs. That took over an hour to haul all the stuff I needed out of the shed, climb the ladders and blow all the leaves out. Falling off the 12 foot section of roof was an unnecessary experience. WorxAir kit waay better...and easier and cheaper and... safer.

I woke up motivated this morning, expecting within a few hours to have my gutters pristine enough to eat off of. After unboxing this beauty, I was immediately taken aback by the frail plastic connectors. Though I knew this product wasn’t going to be the Lamborghini or gutter cleaners, I continued forth in my quest to rid my gutters of rotting magnolia leaves. Low and behold, I placed the first of the 4 connectors upon my leaf blower like a king crowning a prince. Thump. The connector was too large to fit my blower, a Greenworks 40V. Not to be deterred on my mission, I powered through the elements and pieced together the structure, 11 feet of gutter cleaning greatness. To overcome the adversity of the product not fitting the end of my blower, I lashed it using some industrial grade duct tape and was ready for battle. After walking it outside, I heard the groan of the fragile plastic tubing starting to collapse into itself. Sure enough, before I could even pull the trigger and start a whirlwind of cleanliness, the tubing cracked. Unable to support its own weight, it snapped in half like a balsa wood model plane in a tropical storm. I stand, heartbroken in my yard, staring at the crumpled heap of black plastic; but continued on my valiant journey with the help of more duct tape. After rehabilitating my then useless pipe, I was able to blow a handful of leaves out of my poor, dirty gutters; however, the air pressure was simply too dismal to displace the leaves.1 Star.

Retrofitted this to fit my 4-stroke Makita leaf blowers with a minimal effort. This will require a hacksaw, drill, screwdrive, screws, and about 10 minutes.For those who are interested:1.) Using a hacksaw, cut 2 5/8" off of the Makita air tube (just inside of the raised ridge to remove it, this will allow the Worx tube to slide onto the Makita tube.2.) Drill a small 1/8" hole in two location (180 degrees apart is ideal) where it will penetrate both air tubes.3.) Install two appropriately sized screws and tighten.4.) Mark a line on both sections of tube to allow easy location of the screw holes when re-attaching Worx air tube.5.) Go clean your gutters!

did not fit had to duck tape to blower.

I'm so-so on this. Yes, it blows all the junk from the gutter down on me, so I'll just have to wear a hat or hood when I use it. Sometimes it's helpful that the attachment can swing back and forth on the curved end so you can tackle corners without having to reposition, but sometimes that's a nuisance. But at least I don't have to drag the ladder around the circumference of the house.

Works as you'd expect. Little awkward at first but they work for me. I do have gutter guards up tho.

When I connected all 4 straight sections together, I guess the weight was to great for the material it is made from as one of the straight sections cracked as I raised it up to blow out the gutters. Using just the 3 remaining straight sections has worked well.

Easy setup,i did duct tape all the screw together connections. Easily reached my gutters without using the last extension. Blew all the dry stuff out. Heavy / wet stuff would probably be an issue.....so do when dry a few times a year....much better than the messy water driven pole i used before

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Totally amazed. Works great for the gutters.

It is an excellent gutter cleaning kit. It is exactly the way I wanted. I recommend this type of gutter cleaning kit

works great, just like video on you tube. thanks

Very pleased with this product. It arrived very quickly and does all that it says it does. I would definitely recommend this product.