Hyundai HYCH2800ES Garden Shredder Review

Hyundai HYCH2800ES Electric Garden Shredder Review
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If you’re thinking about pruning the trees and bushes in your garden this summer then one of the things you’re probably wondering is how you’re going to dispose of the cuttings. Most councils offer a garden waste collection service but if you’ve got a lot of work to do, the debris might be far too much for your rubbish bin.
That’s where a garden shredder comes in handy and, if you’re looking for one that’s reliable and powerful then what better brand to turn to than Hyundai? Now, this globally known brand does offer several petrol shredders but I’ve been testing the Hyundai HYCH2800ES which is an electric model and I have to say, it’s an excellent tool.
As you can see from my KZbin video, this is an easy to use and practical tool that easily shreds your garden waste. In this Hyundai HYCH2800ES review, I’ll be looking closely at the features and benefits of this machine and helping you decide whether it’s right for you and your garden.
Key Features
2800W electric motor
10m power cord
60 litre collection bag
3 year warranty
Push stick for safety
Runs quietly
Lightweight and portable
0:00 Intro
0:24 Unboxing
2:20 Assembly
5:44 Specifications
8:18 Testing Performance
14:39 Conclusion
16:45 Full Review

[@nckwlch]

Thank you for the review and demonstration. We bought one and will now go and try it out!

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Great. Let me know how you get on. Thanks.

[@johna9986]

Thanks for the review and discount code. This machine works very well for chipping hedge trimming and is much better than burning or taking to the recycling centre. I was surprised at how quickly material was processed. It is best for substantial branches and not as good for more spindly material such as thin dogwood stems. Thanks again.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Thanks for the info!

[@outfoxthefox]

Thanks for the second domestic garden shredder review. I have a similar one and the old type with spinning blades. All do quite well and I would be lost without them, I compost the chippings for use next year. But now I can afford better or dearer, is there any chance of reviewing the Eliet Neo2 Electric Garden Shredder? It is on my wish list.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Thanks for your feedback, glad my videos are helpful. I don't have any plans to review this particular model in the near future, but will let you know if I do. Thanks

[@cliffcarlo180]

Thanks for the review. I am considering purchasing this shredder since my old one broke. Could you tell me if the blades can be sharpened or replaced when they become dull?

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi - yes you can get spare blades and plates for this machine. Details below:- Replacement Counter Plate £14.99 inc. VAT Replacement HYCH2800ES Blade Hob £16.99 inc. VAT power-spares.co.uk/1358056-genuine-replacement-counter-plate/ power-spares.co.uk/1358055-genuine-replacement-hych2800es-blade-hob/

[@cliffcarlo180]

@@EasyLawnMowing Many thanks for your help. Very much appreciated.

[@danielmoonen1891]

Is this device suitable for chipping planks from old pallets? Please advise. Thank you so much for this interesting review.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

No, it will not chip planks, but naturally it all depends on the size and width. Please see my video for sizes. Thanks

[@davidcaple5547]

Hi Mark, As you will know old hay is too stalky to compost fully as is. We get lots of old hay from a livery stable we run and I'm looking for a way to shred the hay before composting. Do you think this shredder will perform well doing that? My concern is getting the hay through the opening, it looks like it may be a fiddly job!

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi, no I don't think this will perform well on hay due the way in which the blade/drum cutting system works. Sorry

[@alexphillips5600]

I had a similar machine. Before buying one consider if you really can be bothered to feed all your garden waste one stick at a time. I was looking for an easier way than car boot and the local tip. Ask if it can do brambles and ivy!

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Thanks for you feedback. Yes this will do the branches very well. We recently cut several shrubs and small trees and used this shredder on the branches and produced bucket loads of wood chipping that are now on the beds preventing weeds. The green stuff was then placed in the green waste bins. Yes there is some sorting to do first, however it would have taken weeks to get rid of the larger branches in the bins.