Universal Wood Chipper Shredder Large Collection Bag For Landworks & SuperHandy

A great addition to my Great Circle chipper/shredder.

This is a replacement for the original one.The construction is better, and the stitching looks bulletproof. It’s also a bit longer than the original. Fits perfectly on the chipper. Great purchase!

The bag is heavy duty and overall nicely made. I have 2 complaints, both related to the drawstring. It does not have the spring loaded piece that holds the drawstring tight. And I would prefer the drawstring be on the outside of the opening, not on the inside where it's difficult to pull tight.

Bag is actually identical to the one that came with the chipper shredder we also purchased

Great bag for the money just like the original.

For a couple decades I used a Craftsman Chipper Shredder, no longer being manufactured. It died. So, I bought what appeared to be the best available. As stated elsewhere, it is not easy to put the oil in; the Craftsman had a Briggs & Stratton engine, loaded from the top, checked from the bottom. To mulch leaves with the Craftsman, I laid the chute on the ground and raked them in; with the Landworks, I took off the stiff top hopper guard and scooped my leaves into the top (my aching back and legs). On my Craftsman, the large bag was secured by a very convenient string and laid on the ground. On the Landworks, I had to screw and unscrew the bag securing knobs, each time, securing the bag to the rod, and not all mulch got into the bag. The Landworks did a good job, though, mulching my leaves. With the Craftsman (with three blades), the chips were quite suitable for garden mulch; with the Landworks (with only two blades), many times the twigs were just bent and not chipped, or large/coarse chips resulted from larger twigs. I bought the larger bag - it should come with a longer (4 ft.) supporting rod. It's a nice machine - it could be much better

This worked perfect for catching material from chipper/shredder. Easy to use!

It works fine. Seems durable so far