In-depth reviews and head-to-head comparisons of PTO, gas, electric, and tow-behind woodchippers — organized by what you actually own, not by what ranks.
Most buyers don’t start with a brand. They start with what’s in the driveway.
Best value per dollar — if your tractor can run one, buy one.
Standalone gas-engine chippers for property owners without a PTO shaft.
Quiet, no fumes, no gas — best for branches under 2 inches.
Commercial-grade self-powered chippers pulled behind a truck.
8-inch hydraulic-feed PTO chipper — the most common Woodmaxx unit on mid-frame tractors.
Best for30–80 HP tractor owners who want hydraulic feed to handle forked and crooked branches.
MX-Series successor to the WM-8H with a larger flywheel, upgraded feed system, and Woodmaxx's 7-year warranty.
Commercial-grade 7-inch gas chipper powered by a Honda GX engine — the most common serious-work gas chipper in the MechMaxx catalog.
6-inch PTO chipper and one of the most popular 30–40 HP tractor chippers in North America.
Entry-tier self-feeding 5-inch PTO chipper in the MX-Series, with Woodmaxx's 7-year warranty.
Entry-level 4-inch gas woodchipper aimed at homeowners clearing small branches and yard debris.
The comparisons buyers search for — not marketing fluff.