SuperHandy Mini Wood Chipper Shredder Mulcher Heavy Duty 7HP Compact Design 3" Inch Max Capacity
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- EFFFICIENT PERFORMANCE - This Mini Wood Chipper Shredder Mulcher design has a Reduction Ratio of 15:1, capable of high volume Chipping/Shredding/Mulching via the Large Extended Feeing Chute for upto 3" MAX branches, limbs and garden debris
- UNIQUE DESIGN - Built to be compact and lighter than other steel chippers, this design has a highly desirable Vertical Extended Discharge Chute with Adjustable Discharge Guide to deliver accurate debris discharge, with a angled range of 90-145 degrees
- POWERFUL - This Chippers powerful recoil starting 7HP Horizontal 4-stroke Single Cylinder OHV Gas Powered Engine, handles up to 3" diameter wood without a problem; Fuel w/ 87+ unleaded gasoline (NO ETHANOL recommended), 0.7 gallons Max capacity
- SAFETY - Always operate according to directions outlined in the user manual, always wear the appropriate hand and eye protection (ENGINE OIL NOT INCLUDED); Can be used to aid in fire prevention and building firebreaks; This machine is EPA/CARB Certified
- BEST APPLICATION Use for Forestry, Gardens, Landscaping or Green Waste Recycling to chip tree branches/limbs, shred brush, mulch leaves and corn stocks; DO NOT use for: fresh greens, pine cones, palm branches (fronds will jam), petrified wood or vines
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Brand: SuperHandy
Color: Orange
Product Dimensions: 34.6"D x 32.2"W x 22.8"H
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Material: Heat Treated Powder Coated Rust Resistant Steel
Brand Name: SuperHandy
Model Number: GBOS020
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Intradin (Shanghai) China Ltd Co
Manufacturer Part Number: GUO035
Color: Orange
Material Type: Heat Treated Powder Coated Rust Resistant Steel
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 34.6"D x 32.2"W x 22.8"H
Item Weight: 33 kg
Power Source: Gasoline-Powered
Operation Mode: Gasoline-Powered
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Color: Orange
This chipper eats wood! Very capable 7hp motor starts on the 1st pull. While very portable, it's a workhorse. It takes about 20 min to assemble, very well packaged with excellent instructions plus a spark plug tool. Recently my motor had an issue but Fabian from GreatCircle came through and got me taken care of, so their warranty service is first rate. Keep the blades sharp, fuel stabilizer in the gas tank, air filter clean, oil full & changed, spark plug clean and gapped, watch exit chute as you chip (if it's plugged - stop and clear immediately) and you'll be chipping like a pro for years to come. Was really happy to experience these safety features: ** if running and it's tilted, motor will auto-shut off ** if there's no oil in it, motor will auto-shut off Highly recommended for keeping brush managed. *** 21 Jun 2023 update *** I've now had this chipper/shredder for a couple of years and thought this update might be helpful for those considering it or already own one. First, if you're planning on buying on or already have one, maintaining it is essential. It doesn't take much but here's the basics: * Check the oil every time before use - change the oil at least once a year, weather it's run a little or not * Always use fuel stabilizer in the gas tank since it may sit for a while before next use * After prolonged use, sharpen the blades and clean all the crap out * Keep the air filter clean * After chipping sappy trees (Lelandy or similar), may need to take apart and scrape or ouse Goof-off to remove all the residue that builds up inside the drum and chute, otherwise exit chute will get plugged and possible damage flywheel when chipped material does not exit chute. * Read the manual and follow their instructions I'm always impressed that this machine typically starts on the very 1st pull, even after sitting in the garage for 8-9 months. Then it eats through 2-3" rusty fig branches like it's nothing. This is only because the blades are kept sharp, the machine clean, oil & gas fresh. Take care of it and you'll be happy to see yours take care of you. **EZ steps to change or sharpen blades (update): 1) remove small metal face plate - 4ea 10mm nuts 2) remove narrow side plate under shredder chute - 6ea 13mm bolts/nuts (1 bolt is longer than the others) 3) use 3/16 allen head bolt from front where face plate was removed and 13mm wrench from rear to remove 6ea bolts holding blades in place. Keep flat washer, lock washer and nut from getting lost as they will be needed to reinstall in same order. 4) After removing all blade bolts, either put new blades on or sharpen old blades 5) Reinstall blades and both plates in reverse order of the above. *** *** The #1 thing that affect this Chipper Shredder's performance is sharp blades, so it's a good idea to keep a spare set on hand or have a way to sharpen the ones you have before starting a big job. If you have to push the wood into the chipper, then the blades are dull and things go downhill from there. The #2 thing that affects performance is maintenance - make sure you keep good gas (& fuel stabilizer) for fast & easy starting, keep air filter clean (check after each use) and every 6 months check all hardware to make sure it's still tight. All that vibration will cause it to loosen up over time - and don't forget the flywheel bolt. You have to open unit up but I found mine spinning loose after 20 hours of use so applied some lactate and torqued it down. ***** who should NOT buy this Chipper **** If you don't already have various socket sets and know how to use them, this chipper is probably not for you as it requires routine maintenance. If it's not maintained (oil is not changed, blades are not sharpened or replaced, fuel is not stabilized, all bolts/nuts aren't retightened) then it's going to have issues like some have posted with "catastrophic failure" or "doesn't start" or "doesn't cut wood". If you have these tools and use them, this thing works like a champ.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2021 by JD
Color: Orange
Easy assembling. Started up on the first pull. I ran this thing for about five hours breaking to dump the chips and eat a quick lunch. Four full loads of good wook chips. Handles branches up to about 2 inches but, dont over feed it or the motor will bog down and stop. Keep the thick ones to about three feet long and your OK. Does not handle small sticks and twigs well. I had it jam up a couple times when I tried the small stuff. Highly recommend a face shield when using as once in awhile a small piece may shoot out of the feed chute. Don't force the wood it will normally feed itself so be aware when longer pieces start feeding themselves as they can hit you as they move down the chute. Overall, I'm happy so far with the wood chipper. Besides not handling smaller twigs and sticks the only thing I wish was different is that the handles for moving the unit are a little low and I am not a tall person 5'9". Makers moving it a little uncomfortable. Update...one week later. Another successful day. Worked the wood chipper hard for about 3 hours and no issues. Able to fit it into my lawn tractor trailer with room left over.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2024 by Jack Carlsen
Color: Orange
Very simple machine, quick to put together and compact to save room in the shed. It has limits but use with common sense works great! Built with sturdy materials for sure. Definitely worth the money!
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2026 by Christopher B. Heim
Color: Orange
Update 6/28/21 THIS COMPANY SELLS CHEAP PRODUCTS AND IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED. THEY WANT YOU TO FIX A UNIT THAT HAS NEVER WORKED RIGHT OR TO SPEND $150.00 TO SEND IT BACK. TECH SUPPORT is an oxymoron for this company. They wanted to send me new blades to fix the chipping issue, and totally ignored the motor not running. Now they want a video of the chipper not running so they can send other parts out so I can try to fix it myself. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE UNLESS YOU LIKE TO HAVE DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS THAT ARE TOO EXPENSIVE TO FIX OR RETURN. UPDATE 6/23/21 After pulling the unit out of the garden shed and oil/gas topped up the unit decided not to throw the chips out of the main body. I had to take it apart and dig out the compacted chips. It looks like a couple of twigs didn't get chipped and it clogged the chute. STAY AWAY FROM THIS AS FAR AS YOU CAN. IT IS SUBOPTIMAL WHEN IT WORKS AND IT WORKS LESS THAN YOU WILL WANT IT TO. The chipper arrived yesterday and I set it up this morning. Several of the bolts were a pain to get tightened as there is virtually no space between them and the patr that they are holding on. Socket set is not workable on several bolts, and the clearance does not allow more than a 1/4 turn with a crescent wrench. No dipstick on the oil cap as indicated in the instructions, so you have to guess at 1 quart. Placement of the oil filler is very poorly thought out as the unit needs to be tipped on its side to get to it. Make sure you add oil before the gasoline! And the filter/full indicator in the mouth of the gas tank prevents putting a nozzle into the tank. It comes out easily enough, but the idea that the gas can cannot go into the tank is pretty stupid. It started up fine and then did nothing with the leaves I put in. They compacted but did not shred. Figured out that the description is wrong, as nothing in the manual indicates that this shreds leaves. THIS IS NOT A SHREDDER. Small sticks are fine, but the first time I tried to put a 1.5" branch into it, the motor died with a horrible sound. I restarted and tried holding it back a bit so that the blades could do their work slowly, but that had the same result. The 3" figure quoted in the description is just as much a lie as the shredder description. THIS WILL NOT CHIP BRANCHES MORE THAN ABOUT 1" IN DIAMETER WITHOUT KILLING THE ENGINE. On the plus side, it is cheap enough that I don't have to feel like I got taken too badly. I could have paid 4 times as much for a really good chipper/shredder that would last for years, but I am not sure how much it will get used after the initial clean up work. This will do the trick for now, and when it breaks down I will buy a REAL chipper/shredded from any company except this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Color: Orange
This is a great wood chipper for small (~2" diameter or less) branches. My brush pile is gone! I chose this over one of those combination chipper/shredder units and I'm glad that I did. I doubt the chipper port on those units would work as well with wide/branching branches. This unit is also smaller (compared to the chipper/shredder that was in stock at my local home store) and therefore easier to store. One suggestion is to check the alignment of the input hopper when/after you install it. I found that I needed to pull the hopper upward when tightening the bolts. Otherwise, there was a lip that could hinder small branches from easily entering the chipping area. Update after 1 month and about 8 hours of use: I'm still really happy with my purchase. It's not perfect. It's not an industrial chipper. But it has helped me get rid of lots of branches and brush that would otherwise sit in my yard. I agree with other reviews about watching the output chute (if you don't see chips, it's probably starting to clog) and listening to the engine (if you bog it down, it's going stall). I've sharpened the knives once (angle grinder with flap wheel) and that made a huge difference. I also have a replacement set on order. Be aware, it's very easy to strip the bolts that hold the knives, so I recommend loosening the nuts on the backside of the flywheel first. On that note, I've damaged or lost a few parts. Here are my tips: * The majority of bolts are M8 and you'll need a 13mm socket/spanner. * The outside of the machine is held together with M8-1.25 flange lock nuts. * The knives are attached with M8-1.25 x 25mm flat head hex countersunk bolts, grade 10.9 (and a flat washer, a lock washer, and a non-flange lock nut).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024 by Doug
Color: Orange
I've gotten about 12 heavy duty uses out of this machine and it's done pretty well helping clear some substantial limbs and branches. But, the original blades Amazon recommended for replacement clearly are not right (two bolts vs. the actual three on the original blades). I just noticed that Amazon now offers different replacement blades (three bolts) so I guess I'll need to order those, but I got hosed on the original replacement blades. We've got about 20 dead trees on our property that we are clearing so this machine has been very helpful in addition to two chainsaws, but I'm thinking blade replacement is going to be a bear. For now, I'm just sharpening the original blades with a file each time I use. Some thoughts after purchase: During assembly I was missing one of the hexagon flange lock nuts that was required. Needed 4, there were only three floating around inside the box. So I found a replacement from my tool box and moved on. Lo and behold after starting the machine for the first time what comes flying out of the chute? The missing lock nut. Maybe these should be put in a bag? If you are missing any nuts, check carefully inside the machine, they may have worked themselves in. So, after having had a lock nut work its way through the blades, I'm noticing after about 7 hours of hard work the blades are not cutting well. It won't cut branches bigger than 1" and what is being cut looks like straw. Clearly, the blades need sharpening or replacement. Luckily, I ordered an extra set, so I am planning on replacement. But... the manual has zero information on how to replace the blades, and Youtube came up blank. Actually, the manual advises replacing the blades on a regular basis, but there is zero information on how to do this. Fortunately, some competing manufacturers have posted information on blade replacement, so I'm going to try next weekend. In addition, the manual is weak. Definitely need to hire an out-of-work English major to provide some editing services. We've managed to knock out some mid-sized projects so far, but now that the blades need replacing it's working very hard on branches in the 1" range. We've got a big piece of land that needs lots of tending, so we're hoping our investment pays off in the long-run, but for now we've got dull blades and no guidance on how to replace. Update: Discovered a neighbor with a set of hydraulic tools, so he helped me change out the blades. 2 years in and the metal on the chute is starting to shear at the seams. Duct taped the thing together. If I can get 6 more uses out of it I’ll be lucky, but it’s done good work on about 20 projects and helped clean up a couple of thousand downed branches. Not sure what I’ll get as a replacement.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021 by Sands7
Color: Orange
I purchased my SuperHandy in March of 2020. I've been using it ever since. I've using it to shred my trimmings and yard waste to mulch. I've even shred ornamental grass trimming and mix it with my compost. In fact, I mix just about everything into my compost pile that I do not use for mulch. This is a great little shredder for branches 1" or less. It says it will do thicker, but it boggles down on branches over 1". I keep it to 1" or less, which is perfect for my needs. The only downside is the blades will dull, chip and become useless in a short time when shredding branches 1" or larger. I found it's better to slow it down to chipper mode for larger branches. I've tried to sharpen my blades, but that doesn't work the same as new. All in all, it's really easy to start. Even after 6 years and sitting in the cold all winter, it started up on old gas on the second pull. It is by far the best yard machine in my collection when it comes to ease of use.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026 by Rock'en Ray
Color: Orange
The machine is as described. It works fairly well happy with the 3 inch inlet. The discharge outlet is tapered in and of experienced clogging when trying to shred small sticks and twigs it’s very good for use around your property way better than the electric shredders that seem to have a maximum of 15 amps. Price is fairly decent would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026 by Junior B