A roller is quiet and slow; blades are fast and loud · review
A 75 kg petrol machine with 22 blades in three types, two hoppers, 10-inch wheels and a 76 mm stated capacity.
The bottom line The first machine on this shelf that is delivered by freight rather than by parcel — 75 kg, 103 × 86.5 × 135 cm, and the listing says to give a phone number for the delivery appointment. Twenty-two blades in three types, two hoppers including a 17 cm side feed, and a stated 76 mm capacity.
A petrol shredder turning bulky garden waste into shredded material, with branches, shrubs, autumn leaves and woody cuttings reduced by up to 80 per cent. A four-stroke OHV engine of 208 ccm and 5.2 kW (7 PS) at 3 600 rpm, with a maximum cutting diameter of 76 mm, TÜV Rheinland tested and certified. Twenty-two blades — 2 chipping blades, 10 flail blades and 10 shredding blades — with two feed hoppers including an extra large 17 cm side hopper, both self-feeding. A massive steel housing, large 10-inch wheels (25.4 cm), overall dimensions 103 × 86.5 × 135 cm and a total weight of 75 kg. The listing covers two models, at 5.2 kW (7 PS) and 11 kW (15 PS). It also states that the machine ships by freight and that a mobile number must be given at checkout for the delivery appointment.
“It is essential to give your correct mobile number at checkout, otherwise no appointment and no delivery is possible.”
That is the sentence that marks the boundary of this shelf. Everything above it here arrives in a parcel; this arrives on a pallet, and somebody has to be in.
It is also the most practically useful thing in the listing, and it is the only one of nine that says it.
Both published, which on a machine of this size is not optional information.
103 × 86.5 × 135 cm is a substantial object to store. Seventy-five kilograms on ten-inch wheels moves across a firm surface with effort and does not go up steps.
This is a machine that lives in one corner of a property and has material brought to it, rather than one that is taken to the hedge.
Two chipping, ten flail, ten shredding, on one rotor.
A mixed garden heap is not one material: it is a few solid branches, a great deal of springy hedge trimming and a layer of leaf. A rotor carrying three blade types deals with all three without stopping to change anything, which is what the two-hopper arrangement is also for — the side feed takes long straight branches, the main hopper takes the armfuls.
7 PS and 15 PS. The figures above are the variant the technical data block describes; a comparison built on the larger engine would describe a machine at a different price.
A collection bag or box. The reduction ratio. The noise — on a 208 cc petrol blade machine, which is the loudest thing on this entire site.
Around 600 €, read at the German Amazon store on the day of the survey.
Listed and unsold: the British and Spanish Amazon catalogues hold the reference with nobody behind it.
Nothing came back from the American, French and Italian Amazon stores at all; the buy button there runs a search rather than opening an empty page.
Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Cutting system | 22 blades — 2 chipping, 10 flail, 10 shredding — as stated |
|---|---|
| Max branch | 76 mm maximum cutting diameter, as stated by the maker |
| Motor power | Petrol four-stroke OHV, 5.2 kW / 7 PS at 3 600 rpm, 208 ccm |
| Catcher volume | Not published |
| Feed | Two hoppers, including a 17 cm diameter side feed, with self-feeding |
| Guaranteed noise | Not published |
| Weight | 75 kg; overall 103 × 86.5 × 135 cm, on 10-inch wheels |
| Amazon reference | B0FSD4L9MM (one reference across 3 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4061777100849 |
The listing names chipping blades, flail blades and shredding blades on one rotor. In broad terms: chipping blades cut solid wood, flails smash soft bushy material, and shredding blades reduce what the other two have started. A single rotor carrying all three handles a mixed heap without changing anything.
The listing does not state a bag or a box. Petrol machines at this size usually discharge onto the ground or into a container you put there, which is fine for a mulch pile and inconvenient for a bin.
On 10-inch wheels across firm ground, yes, by one person with some effort. Up a step, across a lawn in winter or into a van, no. This is a machine that lives where you put it.
A large property with real woody prunings, where a 75 kg machine can be left in one place
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: Germany, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 26, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
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A roller machine with a transparent 60-litre box, a reversing switch and a safety cut-out when the box is removed.
Best for: A medium garden where the shredder is used in long sessions and the box will be emptied repeatedly
2800 W / 4 PS, 50 mm wood, 38 kg, hinged hopper and chute
A 38 kg mains machine taking 50 mm wood, with a hopper and chute that hinge open for maintenance.
Best for: Regular woody shredding on a property with a socket, by somebody who expects to maintain the machine
2800 W roller, 44 mm branches, 92 dB(A), 60 L bag, reverse
The only shredder here with a published noise level — 92 dB(A) — on a quiet roller system with reverse and an adjustable counter-plate.
Best for: A garden with neighbours and a lot of hedge trimmings, where the noise and the self-feeding both matter
