LawnMaster Quiet Garden Shredder 2800W Review

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I have been trying out the LawnMaster quiet garden shredder 2800w which is one of two electric shredders from the brand, the other being a more compact model with 2400w of power. The LawnMaster quiet garden shredder 2800w is designed for woody branches and boasts a ton of features that make getting rid of those garden cuttings a breeze.
One of the things that really stood out to me when testing this machine was how robust it is. Moreover, it’s packed with safety features making it one of the most hazard-free garden shredders on the market.
In my LawnMaster quiet garden shredder 2800w review, I’ll be showing you some of the best features and helping you to decide if this is the right electric garden shredder for you. I’ve also created a KZbin video which showcases the power and ease of use of this mighty tool.
Key Features
2800w brushed motor
60 litre collection bos
Overload protection
Comes with plunger and safety goggles
Quiet operation
Made from steel
Wheels for portability
Complete Guide To Purchasing A Garden Shredder
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0:00 Intro
0:26 Unboxing
2:14 Assembly
6:13 Specifications
9:00 Testing Performance
15:03 Conclusion
16:14 Full Review

[@kateware6951]

Thank you for the very helpful review!

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback.

[@caroldean2596]

thanks so much for these videos. We're going to be cutting a lot of green material, sunflower and corn stocks, and we need a shredder for leaves. Not so much with the thick branches. Which shredder would you recommend for that?

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi, thanks so much for your positive feedback. I found that these shredders do not mulch the green material well, due to the way it cuts/blade. You may be better off looking at a dedicated leave mulcher although, their are not many non commercial models available. Thanks again.

[@neils_about_Gods_buisness]

I bought the 2400 version said alum key inside. Ive struggled try find it so far going keep looking nxb

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi, mine was in the small clear bag with the other screws. I'm sure if you contact LawnMaster they will send one out to you. Thanks

[@outfoxthefox]

I have a similar machine for the first shred, and then they go into the first Alko shredder I had some 50 years ago, one with the spinning blades for a final chop. A better product doing it that way, although I store the chippings for the following year.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experiences of garden shredders.

[@LaymansEpoch]

Is this shredder good for fibrous material like sunflower and broad bean stocks? And conifers freshly cut?

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Much of the green material will go through uncut. With the fresh cut conifers, you will need to ensure the cutting wheel is tight against the plate as although it will be cut, it may still be joined by small threads of the branch.

[@J0CK]

Unconventional question... but Would a shredder like this be suitable for light plastics? Im looking for something to shred plastic drinks bottles before recycling.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Hi, I have no idea if this would work, but think this type of blade would not cut the plastic completely. Sometimes if the blade is not adjusted correctly, even the branch is processed joined up by the bark.

[@mogmason6920]

Doesn’t seem very quiet to me.

[@EasyLawnMowing]

Yes the mic I used did make it sound louder than it was. You are looking at around 85dB(A) at the user level.