PROYAMA 15 - Amp Electric Wood Chipper, Corded Shredder with Collection Bag and Push Stick, Double Sided Blade System, Auto Shut - Off, 1.7 Inch Cutting Capacity for Leaves, Grass, Clippings
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- 15 Amp Powerful Electric Motor: Shred sticks and branches up to 1.7 inches in diameter with 3700 RPM blade speed, reduce 8 bags into 1, no more dragging dozens of bags to the curb
- Effortless Transportation: Rear wheels for easy transport around the yard, it is easy for users to bring the chipper/shredder near yard debris to be processed and bagged
- 12 Gallon Collection Bag & Push Paddle: Easily collect compost with the yard collection bag, store compost to sprinkle in your garden to provide nourishment for your flowers and plants
- Cutting Blades: Equipped with 2 extra durable steel blades for replacing, crush the leaves and small branches into a powder
- Easy to Use: Chute design keep your hands free and safe from the corded wood chipper, overload protective can extend the service life of machine
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Powered by a robust 15 AMP motor, this wood chipper generates speeds up to 3700 RPM and effectively shreds wood sticks and branches up to 1.7" thick. Steel dual-edge blades and rustproof, dent-resistant housing ensure reliability and durability. The electric wood chipper shredder is designed for gardeners, lawn, outdoor gardening, and forestry workers. Ensuring a reliable and efficient solution for your gardening and landscaping needs. Chute design keep your hands free and safe from the corded wood chipper, overload protective can extend the service life of machine. This shredder automatically cuts off power to protect the unit when overloaded. A locking knob prevents users from getting hurt during operation. Steel dual - edge blades enhances shredding efficiency and extends equpiment longevity. The 12-gallon collection bag included collects mulch and compost quickly to create an easy process for bagging yard debris. This cord holder is designed to help you store, dispense and utilize your extension cords and cables more efficiently.
Product Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 9.98 inches
Item Weight: 27.1 pounds
Manufacturer: PROYAMA
Item model number: PR-ECWC-EC
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25May2025 - Suggest after every use, give it a good wipe down inside and out from the wood dust it generates from shredding. Make sure to unplug first. Have a simple towel and chip brush to get where the towel can't wipe off the small pieces . See pics. More 2024 - on removing the blades because they do get dull. You can tell when it doesn't pull the branches in as easy and take a bit longer to chip shred the branches. It comes with the T shape tool where one end is the Allen wrench to unscrew/screw the blades two set screws. They are on very very tight. Wish the extra set of blades also came with extra set of setscrews. Recommend first clean off the setscrew holes as it will have wood dust accusation in the setscrew which will not give you a good grip, resulting in stripping marring the setscrew hole. Then use a good screwdriver and insert into the T handle so you have more leverage power to unscrew the blade set screws. The other challenge you have is that the Allen wrench part of the T -tool is a bit too long shank if the Allen wrench part so it's good for flat surface but ...the disk assembly is at an angle, so it will titter totter when unscrewing. See pics. Even though the instruction manual states to remove the metal blade defend block that is held with multiple black screws. You don't have to and don't recommend cause if you have to do the blade replacement/switch blade sides, the constant screwing and unscrewing these multiple black screws will wear out the plastic it screws into. All you have to instead is just slowly rotate the blade assembly to get at the blade set screws. See my pics. Also the instruction manual says to use a screwdriver to jam the blade assembly so that it doesn't move when trying to unscrew the setscrews. There is a hole to jam the assembly So make sure you find that hole for your screwdriver to jam into. See pic. Or for me it was easier to use a socket wrench (15mm) onto that center large black hexhead bolt there to hold it in place while trying to unscrew with the T handle/screwdriver. See pic. Update Dec 2024 - Chip shredded several branches from a gingko tree that was getting too close to the overhead service line to the house. Ginko is a softwood so after chipping/shredding I took a look at the blades, blade defend block and blade disc assembly. You will get some sap buildup there depending on the wood being chip shred, so seasonally you may want to clean that off abit so that you can better loosen the screws holding the blades. I did that with a cloth and WD40. The chipper shredder continues to perform outstandingly. Original Review - Each year I have loads of branches that I would just bring to the curb for pickup. So I purchased this unit to see how it would chip/shred the branches so I can use as a mulch or add it to my compost pile so that it decomposes faster. It produces very good bits of chips/shred. See my video of this. It is more than I expected. The unit is well constructed, it is not cheap plastic feel but very durable plastic that can take being knocked around. It's not brittle plastic, it has a tough feel plastic which I like alot. Assembly was very easy just attached the legs and wheels. The instructions are well written and provides diagrams to follow. I will suggest that when doing this, get the wheel and axle assembly onto the two prong legs first, then set it to the body of the unit to screw down.The instructions has that reversed. Just one noted typo on the box body. The word Corded is misspelled as "Coroed" Hopefully they will fix that in the future packaging. Looking inside of the cutting disk was very impressive. It's all metal, the blade disk, the blade defend block. All this is then screwed securely into the heavy duty plastic body with 6 screws. So the cutting being done is basically all metal. When it comes to tools to do the assembly it's provide in the T shaped tool provided. So that is very convenient. Regarding sound noise level, it's about 80-83 decibels but not sharp. This is considered on the decibel chart as Loud, so I wore ear plugs. When I was feeding in branches my sound meter showed about 90-93 decibels, so recommend wear ear plugs or headsets. I took an amperage reading and I was reading about 8.5-8.9 amps and when shredding branches it went to about 9.3 - 9.6 depending on the size and hardness of the branches so that's not bad at all. I did not experience any time my circuit breaker tripping at all. Never and also make sure to use heavy gauge extension cord as indicated on the manual or else the shredder motor may overheat. My unit stay cool. No overheating at all. When I rolled it across my yard it rolled well and no indication of tipping over. It rolled well. It comes with a collection bag that I felt was a good size for carrying the chip/shred branches easily. Worked well when putting it down as mulch in the garden beds. Recommend lay your branches straight in a pile so that you can feed them in easily rather than wasting time pulling branches out of a mixed pile while the chipper is running. I did my branches in those intervals of lined up piles then turning on the chipper shredder. It also comes with extra two sets of blades they are double sided which is great and the tool is provided as well in the box. Overall it's an exceptionally well made unit for residential homeowner use for the price range.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Reversemidasman
Very very durable and easy to use, but had heck of a time getting blades off to change. Thank good for son in laws. Does tip easy with transporting, design flaw and does not mulch leaves. But as you can see in pictures, did the job. All done in about six hours total working time. Can deal with the tipping since it doesn't weigh very much just wish did leaves too. Nice to have my yard back. On to the next project of bushes to cut out and mulch. Adding this to my review. Must say that the only time it is tipsy is when transporting. It is very stable when in use. I can't say how much I love this thing. My yard was over grown with briars and vines when I bought the house. ALL that stuff is now mulch. Customer service has been absolutely wonderful with company. I ripped my bag and i wrote to them and asked how to get another, they sent me another. I mentioned to them that I also bent my paddle, They are now sending me one of them. So many companies are not about customer service, these guys are. Thank you to them.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024 by Lynne Everson
This thing is a monster and a wimp at the same time. It eat's through the size branches and cuttings it is rated for but it isn't rated for much. Really don't try feeding it more than a 1.5 inch diameter branch. It will work hard on that but it works like a champ. It does like to clog if you feed it a lot of stuff at once but is really easy to clear. Though I haven't replaced blades yet, it looks as it will be easier than a lot of models. We used the bag that comes with it and it works well but the capacity is not big. You have to dump it regularly. We started just putting the chipper where we wanted the chips and left the bag off. When the chips piled up we just kicked the pile down or moved the chipper over a little. When finished we would just rake the chips out for the mulch layer there. over all it is a great hobbyist level chipper shredder. We only have a few hours of operation on it so can't speak to durability. Time will tell and I will update my review later on probably.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by Scott Carle
This wood chipper is a work horse. I have 8 Russian Olive trees that have crazy thorns on the branches and need pruning every year. Disposing of the pruned branches was a hard job and after having to repair 2 lawn mower tires from thorns I bought this chipper. I didn’t want a big one that required regular maintenance so I gave this a shot. I filled my trailer 5 times and once full I brought the branches to my shop for chipping. It did a fantastic job on all the branches from the thin green ones to the 1 in dry ones. Filled 2 55 gallon trash bags with chips. Normally it requires a $70 trip to the dump. Would be 5 star chipper but the bag is frustrating so I swapped it with a rubber tub. I advise wearing gloves and eye protection as the branches get jerked around. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by Burt
Useless. It did not chip leaves at all and branch were just copied a little bit smaller. No hopper either. See the before and after photos of the leaves and Twiggs in the hopper I got separately vs the bin after running them through the machine. The leaves were fully whole.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026 by Mitchell A Finn
The Proyama wood chipper is eating through limbs like crazy! The blades are super sharp and durable! The electric motor is strong and quiet. Pros. Quiet, lightweight, blades are reversible and it comes with an extra set, has plenty of power for the rated 1 3/4 inch limbs. Cons. I wish the cord was a little longer but that is easily fixed with an extension cord, and it would be nice if the hopper was slightly larger for more leaves. Overall it is a quality product at a fair price and the pros definitely outweigh the cons in my opinion.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by whitney wilson
I love this! I can shred all my tree branches, corn stalks, bushes, etc. and have ready materials for the compost pile. I've only shredded fresh-cut branches, and sometimes the leaves clump. Use the tool or turn it off and use another branch. I haven't had to take it apart because of a stuck last or branch yet, but it's easy enough to do. I've done avocado, honeysuckle,v strawberry guava, orange, and lemon branches with ease. It's really not that loud either for what it is and it rolls easily, even when the bag is full. The bag holds a lot and is ready to carry to the compost pile. I had to empty it twice when I cut back stickers from my lemon tree but only once when cutting back huge honeysuckle bushes.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Rubber Ducky
There’s a bit of a learning curve— what it can and can’t do. You can jam it if you hurry it too much. 1.5” is pushing it. But I’ve used it to reduce a large pile of branches into a mulched pathway out to the compost pile in the woods, and plan to use this on a regular basis Edit: Having used this for several sessions, I’ve noticed that it’s losing some efficiency. So I thought I’d try changing the blades (that is, flipping them to use the unused other edge). However I can’t loosen the hex bolts that hold them in place. 1/4” Allen wrench doesn’t quite fit, and 7/32 is too small. Maybe a 15/64” would work, but who has one of those? I’m downgrading it from 5 to 3 because they should ship a tool that fits. I also don’t like the screw knob to open up the machine, you have to turn it about 40 x to open or close the lid. Some sort of latch would be better. Finally, the wheels are too small and/or too close together, making it quite tippy when pulling it across uneven ground. A minor point. Final edit: I got a 6mm Allen for my socket wrench, fits perfectly. Changing blades makes a huge difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by ToddL