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Electric Garden Shredder

I'm looking for a garden shredder but have no idea which one is good quality. Anyone know good ones about that have low noise and can shred 25mm. Got about £100-£150 to spend.

Any offer on this or the best time to buy it when there might be an offer. Thanks.

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  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,362 Forumite
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    Bumping this because we need one too - anyone?
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  • My parents have just bought this one from Screwfix - it seems to fits your requirements.
  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,362 Forumite
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    My parents have just bought this one from Screwfix - it seems to fits your requirements.
    We SO need that Thanks button back ...

    Anyway, have you been there when your parents have used it? Just wondered how noisy it was - although as our neighbours seem to have bought a lawnmower which would wake the dead I'm not sure why I'm worried! :rotfl:
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  • mitac
    mitac Posts: 49 Forumite
    Hi

    before buying check cost of replacement blades

    got caught out by this before

    mitac;)
  • Savvy_Sue wrote:
    We SO need that Thanks button back ...

    Anyway, have you been there when your parents have used it? Just wondered how noisy it was

    Good god no!! They would have me working - I don't like breaking into a sweat :eek:
  • Savvy_Sue
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    Good god no!! They would have me working - I don't like breaking into a sweat :eek:
    :rotfl:

    And thanks for that tip mitac.
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  • Savvy_Sue
    Savvy_Sue Posts: 47,362 Forumite
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    Well, I took the plunge and ordered that Ryobi from Screwfix, and I am almost grateful to the thieving toerags who nicked our previous one! Don't remember what make that one was, but the Ryobi knocks spots off it!

    It's quiet (comparitively!), blasts through our leylandii cuttings, and is only defeated by the laurel if I put through any bits which are too knobbly! Even then it doesn't complain too much, a bit of prodding and poking and off it goes again! With the previous one we seemed to spend more time taking it apart and clearing blockages than we did shredding!

    I filled a whole bag with shreddings in just 20 minutes! WITHOUT breaking into a sweat, ReluctantSpender! :rotfl:

    (Mind you it did take me a couple of hours to put the thing together! The diagrams left a little to be desired, and didn't correspond with the written instructions, but it was pretty self-evident really!)

    Only downside is that it is VERY heavy!

    Even if the replacement blades are very pricey, I think it will be A Good Buy.

    And Screwfix delivered it the day after I ordered it! So no complaints there either.
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