Branch thickness and the power to feed it · review
The largest electric capacity here at 1.8 inches, with a bin and a removable axle that cuts storage size by about 50%.
A 1.8-inch limit is a tenth of an inch up on the Westinghouse, and the removable axle helps storage.
It weighs 37.4 pounds, twice the Westinghouse.
Wear eye and hearing protection, feed material only with the supplied push stick or paddle, and never reach into the hopper. The manual sets the limit on what the machine can take.
Same section, nearest cost — what else that money buys.
| Motor | 15 A |
|---|---|
| Branch capacity | 1.8 in |
| Speed | 3,700 RPM, 2-sided blade |
| Mulch ratio | 16:1 |
| Body | Polypropylene |
| Wheels | 7 in |
| Weight | 37.4 lb |
| Amazon reference | B0G484C362 |
Up to 1.8 inches, per LawnMaster.
About 50%, per the listing.
7.5/ 10
A good alternative to the Earthwise at about the same price.
A buyer who values capacity and storage.
Specifications: the Amazon.com listing, read from a US address. Live prices: Amazon.com, through Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
15 A corded · up to about 1.5 in · SK5 blades · collection bin · overload protection · 29.8 lb
A corded 15-amp chipper with SK5 blades and a collection bin, whose listing states clearly that it works best on dry, seasoned branches.
Best for: A small garden that makes dry prunings.
≈ $170
7 HP 4-stroke OHV gas · 3 in · recoil start · 44 kg
A 7 HP gas chipper that handles 3-inch branches, sold on a compact rotor design with an extended hopper.
Best for: A wooded property with real branches.
≈ $486
7 HP 4-stroke OHV gas · 3 in · 15:1 reduction · 33 kg
A compact 7 HP gas chipper with a 3-inch capacity and a 15:1 reduction ratio, lighter than the Landworks.
Best for: A rural lot.
≈ $495
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