Yeryork Wood Chipper, 15-Amp with 1.8" Feed Hopper 45L Collection Bag Electric Wood Chipper & Shredder Compact & Efficient Mulcher for Easy Cleanup Ideal for Yard Waste and Branches Green

So far, we are very pleased with this little chipper. We have used it 4 times. I use it mainly for shredding corn, asparagus and echinacea stalks from my vegetable garden for the compost pile, but occasionally we have sticks to get rid of too. The biggest job it has had so far was a tree. We had to take down a 6 year old tulip poplar in our yard that had some kind of rot issue on its main trunk, and except for the main trunk of the tree, this chipper took care of all of the rest of the branches, no issues. We did find we had to strip the green leaves off of the branches, or they clogged up the chute, but other than that, it just ate right through the branches and made excellent chip that I added to the compost pile. The bag seems like an attachment that you wouldn't use, but it actually works great to collect the chip, so it is easy to put where you want it. Or you can skip the bag and chip directly wherever you want. The bag also fits over the top of the chipper when you store it , so it acts like its own personal tarp. The chipper is lightweight and easy to move around. You do have to make sure the body shroud is screwed down tight after clearing a clog - the chipper won't work until it's totally tightened down - we know this because once after clearing a clog (the green leaves of the poplar) we thought it was broken, but it was just the shroud needed a few more turns on the nut to get it tight. We have been really impressed with this little chipper --for the price and size, it does what we need it to do.

Assembly was pretty easy. This is a great little machine and does the job that you're about to do. However, consider it's for small jobs ie...shubs, rose bushes, small trees etc. It's pretty loud when utilizing it. Storage has to fit the location once Assembled. Overall, good product and would recommend for yard work 👌🏽 👍🏼

Yeryork Wood Chipper, 15-Amp with 1.8" Feed Hopper 45L Collection Bag Electric Wood Chipper & Shredder: I'm an old (64yrs) woman and was able to assemble, move, & use this easily. Easy to assemble (but, no great instructions, look at the diagram). First assemble the legs with the wheels. NOTE: turn the set screws on both sides of the legs before attaching (dropping down) the motor/chipper to the stand/legs; then re-tighten both screws to secure. Someone posted a video on assembly, it was helpful to watch that too. Ate up my big pile of branches in about 20 min. and filled up the collection bag (transferred to the yard waste bin). Wear your safety equipment (eye protection, ear plugs, face mask (breathing is a good thing), & gloves. DANG THIS WAS FUN! Definite sense of accomplishment. I'm starting to understand men liking their toys! Functions as designed. Largest branch I chipped was about 1 1/2 inch; chipper handled it easily. But there were a lot of branches with little branches going off from the same spot; some of those I had to clip off to fit into the machine (weird tree!). Definitely needed the ear protection. But, hey, CHIPPING WOOD is a noisy job! I think it was well worth the cost for a good little chipper. BUT: I've only used it once so far. So, for the price of the fun, it was a good value too! ;)

Works well. Chips little brunches like a champ.

Out of box this machine is very easy to put together. Required minimum efforts and skills to assemble. Operation is straightforward and easy to use. Noise level during idle and operation is quite low as compared to what I thought. It's chipping wood branches quite easily. Machine stays steady during operation.I am impressed with the overall quality of the machine. I can now recycle all the branches and make the mulch of it.

There are no assembly instructions, but a little patience and common sense and it can be figured out ((I made the mistake of putting on the tire covers before tightening the tires to the frame) It takes a little finagling to figure what part of the hopper to feed the sticks into, but once i figured it out, no problem. While using it, I pulled out a 1" stick in process and examined the cut, it was sharp and clean, not jagged and frayed. The motor and blade are strong enough to suit the purpose. Small, thin twigs seem to get fed through. Feeding leaves really isn't an option, the opening isn't wide enough- maybe a funnel feeder might help with that. I only used it one time. I am satisfied with the purchase so far.

Will not Chip anything larger than 1/2" and will not feed.

I was very happy with this at first. However I've only used it three times, and now it's not working at all. I have tested the power source at the outlet and the end of the heavy duty 12ga outdoor extension cord) and the problem is with the wood chipper itself. It's good for light duty chipping but didn't last long and something like this shouldn't be so quickly disposable.