For routine garden prunings, a 7HP wood chipper (up to 70mm) is usually enough. For acreage, small farms, orchards and larger clean-ups, a 15HP wood chipper (up to 100mm) saves time. Choose the dual-output 15HP if you also process palm fronds or bamboo.
Quick comparison
| 7HP | 15HP | 15HP dual-output | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max branch diameter | Up to 70mm | Up to 100mm | Up to 100mm |
| Feeding | Self-feeding drum | Self-feeding drum | Self-feeding |
| Starting | Recoil pull start | Electric start | Electric start |
| Best for | Suburban gardens, routine prunings | Acreage, farms, landscaping | Branches plus palm fronds and bamboo |
Maximum capacities apply to suitable, clean material.
Frequently asked questions
What size wood chipper do I need for a suburban garden?
A 7HP model handling branches up to 70mm covers most garden pruning.
Can a chipper handle palm fronds?
Fibrous material needs a suitable discharge path. Our dual-output 15HP model has a lower outlet designed for palm fronds and bamboo.
Are replacement blades available?
Yes, replacement blades and selected spare parts are available. Contact sales@kanemachinery.com.au.
Browse the wood chipper range. Never chip soil-contaminated timber, metal or stone, and wear suitable PPE.