--- product_id: 653087444 title: "Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W" price: "$1019.46" currency: USD in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.us/products/653087444-landworks-electric-leaf-mulcher-and-shredder-15-amp-1800w store_origin: US region: United States of America --- # 15-AMP, 1800W motor power Three 11-inch cutting blades Two 6-inch wheels for mobility Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W **Price:** $1019.46 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🍂 Mulch smarter, not harder — power your yard with precision and eco-style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - **How much does it cost?** $1019.46 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.us](https://www.desertcart.us/products/653087444-landworks-electric-leaf-mulcher-and-shredder-15-amp-1800w) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Built to Last:** Heavy-duty steel frame & powder-coated body for rugged, long-term use - • **Eco-Chic Yard Care:** Electric, smog-free alternative to gas mulchers for guilt-free green living - • **Effortless Mobility:** Smooth transport with durable 6" wheels and tear-resistant collection bag - • **Safety-First Design:** Instant start switch, overload protection & GFCI compatibility for worry-free operation - • **Powerhouse Performance:** Crushes dry leaves & twigs up to 0.5" thick with 4,100 RPM motor speed ## Overview The Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder features a robust 15-AMP, 1800W motor driving three 11" blades at 4,100 RPM, efficiently shredding dry leaves, grass, and twigs up to 0.5" thick. Its heavy-duty steel construction and powder-coated frame ensure durability, while two 6" wheels and a tear-resistant collection bag offer easy mobility and cleanup. Designed with safety in mind, it includes overload protection and GFCI outlet compatibility, making it a powerful, eco-friendly alternative to gas-powered mulchers for professional-grade yard maintenance. ## Description desertcart.com: Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W | Steel Construction, 11" Blades, 0.5" Cutting Capacity, 120V AC for Dry Leaves, Grass, & Yard Clippings : Patio, Lawn & Garden Review: When they say dry, they mean it - First, the positives. First, it is extremely easy to assemble, and all the hardware fits together without any difficulty. That's a big positive for me, as I often have trouble putting things together. Second, it creates very good mulch, cutting it to a fine grade, which is excellent for composting. Third, the operation is intuitive. Although I did use it, I could have put the hardware together without the manual. The only thing that I couldn't figure out was how to attach the collection bag, and that was the one thing that isn't in the manual or in any of the videos that I have seen. That moves us to the cons. The opening on the bag is at least twice the size of the chute the compost comes out of, and the collection bag is fairly rigid, so I haven't been able to figure out how to attach it. There is a roll of plastic strap that fits into the holes in the bag and can be worked through the channel near the top of the bag, where it fits well, but I still don't see how that can be used to attach the bag. That's not a major thing because I can lean the bag against the chute, and most of the chopped mulch will go into the bag. This works reasonably well until the bag is about three-quarters full, so it can still be used. An advantage of being unable to attach the bag to the mulcher is that I would have to remove it frequently because the mulcher jams up and shuts off a lot. My purpose for the mulcher was to finely mulch material that I would be adding to my large compost pile, and the mulch that it produces is perfect for that purpose, except that I guess I misunderstood what was meant by "dry" when the description said that materials had to be dry. I had assumed that meant that I should let leaves dry out for a few days after a rain before trying to mulch them. I didn't realize that it meant that they had to be dead, brown, and dry. Compost requires both browns and greens. Dead, brown leaves are "browns," and they have to be balanced by "greens," which include leaves that are still green. The problem with this is that the Landworks Electric Shredder & Mulcher won't mulch greens without frequent jamming because these leaves still have moisture inside, even though the outside may be dry. It will mulch them, but only if I add a very small amount of material at a time; even then, it will shut off frequently, and have to be manually unjammed, and that's not the easiest thing to do because my arms are too short to reach inside of (with the power off, of course). I have had to use a stick to free the blades and my fingers to manipulate as much of the green material from the chute as I can. I am trying to think of a tool that might make that easier but haven't come up with anything yet. Perhaps Landworks should produce and include one with their product. Dry, brown, dead leaves will mulch more easily. Then again, I could crumble them by hand, though the mulcher is much faster. I have only been using it for a day, so perhaps I'll figure something out. If so, I'll add any new information to my review. I will probably continue trying to use it to mulch greens and see if I can find a way to do so without it jamming so often. Maybe I could mix the greens with the browns, but that wouldn't be ideal since I like to layer my compost pile with a layer of greens, followed by a layer of browns, rather than mixing them together, though I might find that this works as well. Our autumn leaves haven't dropped yet, though they could anytime since I live in Maine. I get a large volume of leaves in my yard since there are Norway Maples all over the place, and they drop a lot of leaves, along with billions of helicopter seeds. Another plus will be that the mulcher chops the material fine enough that I won't have to worry about these seeds germinating on the edges of my compost pile, if only I can find a way past the frequent jams. 2nd day: Today, I mulched a pile of green cuttings consisting of recently cut weeds and newly cut lily fronds and stems. The shredder/mulcher produced excellent results from this, but not without frequent jams. In the process, I have learned to reduce the number of jams by feeding very small amounts at a time and frequently shutting it off to clear the exit chute. It's not that the machine is incapable of mulching these green plants, but that they get stuck in the grating on the exit chute. I think I'll carve a hook onto a wooden dowel to clear the chute, since I couldn't find a commercial product for it. I think it will do a better job of shredding autumn leaves, even though they will be a mixture of green, yellow, orange, and brown leaves, but I'm not sure yet. It's too early here in Maine for a significant fall of leaves, but I did pick up a bucket of leaves that were mostly green, and it processed them without jamming. Given that the fall leaves are what I mainly bought this for, it will be good if it can handle that without too much trouble. I also shredded the cardboard that came with the machine, and, not even including the box itself, which I didn't shred because there was too much tape on it, I was able to produce three-quarters of a bag of shredded cardboard just from what came in the box. It shredded the cardboard, which I first cut or tore up into smallish pieces, without any difficulty at all, except that about a fourth of the cardboard ended up on the ground rather than in the bag. For the most part, I will use my indoor shredder for cardboard, although shredding cardboard is a good way to clean out the blades and grating on the shredder/mulcher after using it on green material. I can't speak to its longevity yet because I've only had it for a day. I'll be playing with it again tomorrow. October 1: Since my initial review, our leaves have begun falling, and I have had the opportunity to process autumn leaves, primarily maple and oak leaves, along with thousands of maple seeds, and the mulcher processes these just fine, with no jams whatsoever. Although I don't make a habit of adding a lot of wood, it will process twigs up to about half an inch in diameter without difficulty. I still don't like how the bag works: it has to be sort of propped up against the machine, and the force of the machine ejecting the processed mulch sometimes knocks it down. Some kind of hook to hold the bag in place would be an improvement. However, my initial experience trying to process lily fronds, in which the machine jammed repeatedly, did not occur when processing leaves. I don't try to dump a bunch of them in at once, and it works pretty well that way. April 22, 2026: Having used this for some time, I am raising my rating of this product to 5 stars. I have found that the main problem that I have had with it, the jamming, can be largely eliminated by adding twigs to the leaves or whatever it is that you're mulching. The fact that it will process small twigs is not only an ability; it can also be used to enhance its ability to mulch greener or wetter plant material. Although the material you are mulching should ideally be dry, it will handle wet material better if you add twigs. Additionally, if it sounds like it's going to bog down, mulch some twigs, and this rougher material will usually clean out the chute, allowing you to go back to mulching leaves. I would still like a better way to hold the collection bag in place, but, with practice, that becomes less of a problem. Review: Powerful Electric Leaf Mulcher and Shredder for Easy Yard Work - I recently purchased the Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder, and I must say, it has been a game-changer for me. This 15-AMP, 1800W machine is an absolute beast when it comes to tackling dry leaves, grass, and yard clippings. The steel construction is incredibly sturdy, and the 11" blades make quick work of any debris in its path. I love how it effortlessly shreds through up to 0.5" diameter branches, reducing everything into fine mulch that's perfect for composting or garden beds. The 120V AC power ensures consistent performance, while the user-friendly design makes operation a breeze. I highly recommend this mulcher to anyone looking to simplify their yard maintenance routine. It's a powerful tool that delivers outstanding results every time. ## Features - Powerful Performance: This electric leaf mulcher shredder is powered by a robust 15-AMP 1800W motor, delivering up to 4,100 RPM with three 11" cutting blades, effectively processing dry branches and twigs up to 0.5" thick. - Eco-Friendly: Enjoy a smog-free alternative to gasoline-powered models, making this mulcher a user-friendly option for managing yard debris. - Durable Construction: Crafted with a heavy-duty steel upper feeding port and body, this shredder is reinforced by a powder-coated steel frame, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable motor protection. - Easy Mobility & Convenience: Designed for ease of use, it features two 6" wheels for effortless transport and includes a water and tear-resistant waste catch bag made of durable PP fabric with PE coating. - Safety First: Equipped with an instant start switch and overload protection, this mulcher prioritizes safety with GFCI outlet compatibility and proper extension cord usage instructions for safe outdoor operation. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #325,586 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #160 in Wood Chippers, Shredders, & Mulchers | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 65 Reviews | ## Images ![Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/7185ShGXyIL.jpg) ![Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/819G+ChyYnL.jpg) ![Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/712jSgRYL2L.jpg) ![Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ZotCGzbPL.jpg) ![Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/810QQl+8zpL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When they say dry, they mean it *by K***N on September 12, 2025* First, the positives. First, it is extremely easy to assemble, and all the hardware fits together without any difficulty. That's a big positive for me, as I often have trouble putting things together. Second, it creates very good mulch, cutting it to a fine grade, which is excellent for composting. Third, the operation is intuitive. Although I did use it, I could have put the hardware together without the manual. The only thing that I couldn't figure out was how to attach the collection bag, and that was the one thing that isn't in the manual or in any of the videos that I have seen. That moves us to the cons. The opening on the bag is at least twice the size of the chute the compost comes out of, and the collection bag is fairly rigid, so I haven't been able to figure out how to attach it. There is a roll of plastic strap that fits into the holes in the bag and can be worked through the channel near the top of the bag, where it fits well, but I still don't see how that can be used to attach the bag. That's not a major thing because I can lean the bag against the chute, and most of the chopped mulch will go into the bag. This works reasonably well until the bag is about three-quarters full, so it can still be used. An advantage of being unable to attach the bag to the mulcher is that I would have to remove it frequently because the mulcher jams up and shuts off a lot. My purpose for the mulcher was to finely mulch material that I would be adding to my large compost pile, and the mulch that it produces is perfect for that purpose, except that I guess I misunderstood what was meant by "dry" when the description said that materials had to be dry. I had assumed that meant that I should let leaves dry out for a few days after a rain before trying to mulch them. I didn't realize that it meant that they had to be dead, brown, and dry. Compost requires both browns and greens. Dead, brown leaves are "browns," and they have to be balanced by "greens," which include leaves that are still green. The problem with this is that the Landworks Electric Shredder & Mulcher won't mulch greens without frequent jamming because these leaves still have moisture inside, even though the outside may be dry. It will mulch them, but only if I add a very small amount of material at a time; even then, it will shut off frequently, and have to be manually unjammed, and that's not the easiest thing to do because my arms are too short to reach inside of (with the power off, of course). I have had to use a stick to free the blades and my fingers to manipulate as much of the green material from the chute as I can. I am trying to think of a tool that might make that easier but haven't come up with anything yet. Perhaps Landworks should produce and include one with their product. Dry, brown, dead leaves will mulch more easily. Then again, I could crumble them by hand, though the mulcher is much faster. I have only been using it for a day, so perhaps I'll figure something out. If so, I'll add any new information to my review. I will probably continue trying to use it to mulch greens and see if I can find a way to do so without it jamming so often. Maybe I could mix the greens with the browns, but that wouldn't be ideal since I like to layer my compost pile with a layer of greens, followed by a layer of browns, rather than mixing them together, though I might find that this works as well. Our autumn leaves haven't dropped yet, though they could anytime since I live in Maine. I get a large volume of leaves in my yard since there are Norway Maples all over the place, and they drop a lot of leaves, along with billions of helicopter seeds. Another plus will be that the mulcher chops the material fine enough that I won't have to worry about these seeds germinating on the edges of my compost pile, if only I can find a way past the frequent jams. 2nd day: Today, I mulched a pile of green cuttings consisting of recently cut weeds and newly cut lily fronds and stems. The shredder/mulcher produced excellent results from this, but not without frequent jams. In the process, I have learned to reduce the number of jams by feeding very small amounts at a time and frequently shutting it off to clear the exit chute. It's not that the machine is incapable of mulching these green plants, but that they get stuck in the grating on the exit chute. I think I'll carve a hook onto a wooden dowel to clear the chute, since I couldn't find a commercial product for it. I think it will do a better job of shredding autumn leaves, even though they will be a mixture of green, yellow, orange, and brown leaves, but I'm not sure yet. It's too early here in Maine for a significant fall of leaves, but I did pick up a bucket of leaves that were mostly green, and it processed them without jamming. Given that the fall leaves are what I mainly bought this for, it will be good if it can handle that without too much trouble. I also shredded the cardboard that came with the machine, and, not even including the box itself, which I didn't shred because there was too much tape on it, I was able to produce three-quarters of a bag of shredded cardboard just from what came in the box. It shredded the cardboard, which I first cut or tore up into smallish pieces, without any difficulty at all, except that about a fourth of the cardboard ended up on the ground rather than in the bag. For the most part, I will use my indoor shredder for cardboard, although shredding cardboard is a good way to clean out the blades and grating on the shredder/mulcher after using it on green material. I can't speak to its longevity yet because I've only had it for a day. I'll be playing with it again tomorrow. October 1: Since my initial review, our leaves have begun falling, and I have had the opportunity to process autumn leaves, primarily maple and oak leaves, along with thousands of maple seeds, and the mulcher processes these just fine, with no jams whatsoever. Although I don't make a habit of adding a lot of wood, it will process twigs up to about half an inch in diameter without difficulty. I still don't like how the bag works: it has to be sort of propped up against the machine, and the force of the machine ejecting the processed mulch sometimes knocks it down. Some kind of hook to hold the bag in place would be an improvement. However, my initial experience trying to process lily fronds, in which the machine jammed repeatedly, did not occur when processing leaves. I don't try to dump a bunch of them in at once, and it works pretty well that way. April 22, 2026: Having used this for some time, I am raising my rating of this product to 5 stars. I have found that the main problem that I have had with it, the jamming, can be largely eliminated by adding twigs to the leaves or whatever it is that you're mulching. The fact that it will process small twigs is not only an ability; it can also be used to enhance its ability to mulch greener or wetter plant material. Although the material you are mulching should ideally be dry, it will handle wet material better if you add twigs. Additionally, if it sounds like it's going to bog down, mulch some twigs, and this rougher material will usually clean out the chute, allowing you to go back to mulching leaves. I would still like a better way to hold the collection bag in place, but, with practice, that becomes less of a problem. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Powerful Electric Leaf Mulcher and Shredder for Easy Yard Work *by K***W on October 27, 2025* I recently purchased the Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder, and I must say, it has been a game-changer for me. This 15-AMP, 1800W machine is an absolute beast when it comes to tackling dry leaves, grass, and yard clippings. The steel construction is incredibly sturdy, and the 11" blades make quick work of any debris in its path. I love how it effortlessly shreds through up to 0.5" diameter branches, reducing everything into fine mulch that's perfect for composting or garden beds. The 120V AC power ensures consistent performance, while the user-friendly design makes operation a breeze. I highly recommend this mulcher to anyone looking to simplify their yard maintenance routine. It's a powerful tool that delivers outstanding results every time. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice Piece of equipment *by T***H on March 19, 2025* Works as advertised. Being a leaf shredder and not a wood chipper, it does bog down when large wet clumps of leaves get thrown in or larger sticks, but I was able to put handfuls in at a time and it shredded them into a fine mulch. I intend to use it for that purpose specifically, good bye ordering expensive bark mulch. I also plan to use it as a soil additive to my vegetable gardens. I thought it was easy to assemble, and while not super rugged, it's strong enough for the job. Any more sturdy and it would start to get heavy and not very movable. ## Frequently Bought Together - Landworks Electric Leaf Mulcher & Shredder - 15-AMP, 1800W, Steel Construction, 11" Blades, 0.5" Cutting Capacity, 120V AC for Dry Leaves, Grass, & Yard Clippings - Leaf Scoops Hand Rakes - Lightweight, Durable Grabber Tool for Scooping Up Leaves, Spreading Mulch, Gardening, and Yard Work by Pure Garden (Green) - MEKKAPRO Big Gulp Lawn Bags, 3-Pack 72 gallons Heavy Duty Lawn and Leaf Bags with Reinforced Handles, Reusable Yard Waste Bags, Garden Waste Bag for Debris, Yard, Leaf Collector --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.us/products/653087444-landworks-electric-leaf-mulcher-and-shredder-15-amp-1800w](https://www.desertcart.us/products/653087444-landworks-electric-leaf-mulcher-and-shredder-15-amp-1800w) --- *Product available on Desertcart United States of America* *Store origin: US* *Last updated: 2026-08-27*