Tow-Behind Chipper with Electric Start Engine

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Our most popular Chipper Shredder!

This is our most popular chipper for proud property owners in search of the very highest quality lawn & garden equipment.

Designed for towing behind a riding lawnmower or all-terrain vehicle.

Member tested and recommended by the National Home & Gardening Club.

Mighty Mac chippers received the highest rating of "excellent" in the categories of performance, safety, and ease of use.

This powerful Chipper Shredder is equipped with a dependable, easy-to-start 11.5 Gross Torque Briggs & Stratton Engine.

The extra-large 17" X 18" top hopper opening feeds debris up to 1-1/2" in diameter into 24 free-swinging steel hammers which pulverize it more than 50,000 times per minute.

The seperate side chute chews larger limbs and branches from 3.5" to 4" in diameter at a feed rate of up to ten feet-per-minute.

Convenient electric start - Just turn the key and the engine is running!

Powerful, easy-to-start 11.5 Gross Torque Briggs & Stratton Engine.

Simple & efficient single v-belt drive system with centrifugal clutch for effortless starting.

Extra heavy balanced flywheel with replaceable steel knife for smooth vibration-free performance with maximum operator comfort.

Includes Standard 1" Chipper Screen.

In business for more than 60 years, replacement parts for all Mighty Mac products are readily available, although rarely required.



What is a CHIPPER SCREEN?

Many of our customers ask us to explain the function of a Chipper Screen.

Chipper Screens are located at the bottom of the chipping chamber. They prevent the material being shredded from escaping until it can fall through the holes located in the screen. The smaller the hole, the longer the debris is held in the chipping chamber.

Each chippers is shipped with one standard screen which will satisfy the needs of most customers in normal conditions.

Other optional screens allow you to customize the discharged materials from your chipper to your exact needs.

Smaller screens result in finer mulch chips or to make compost for your garden. Larger screens make it easier to process fiberous or wet materials such as corn stalks or wet leaves.