Would this shredder work to shred hay for horses?
571852
I would sure think so.....Do you want your hay short? It would be really short peices. I don't se why it wouldn't.
571853
Yes, as long as your hay is fine and well dried (as it should be anyway!) it will do the job. I've been using them for that purpose for a few years now for a horse with digestive problems. The machines tend to last about 6 months of frequent use.
392295
I have not tried it for this. It is a chipper not a shredder, so I think it would not.
1718456
No, It was not advertised to be able to so, due to plastic parts in shredder I found when mine broke, I would not try it.
106988
Yes it would. I use it mostly to level out cut logs on one side so I can cut them into bowl blanks on my bandsaw, but I have used it to remove bark, it makes quick work of it.
173811
I am going to say, not likely ....... the slot is for paper. If the fingers were small enough to get in the slot, they'd likely not be long enough to reach the blades ...... and to top it off they would have to activate the sensor to turn the blades on ....... it would take a very freaky occurance for all of this to happen. It's as safe a shredder as you are likely to find.
1587328
Not as far as I know. It should work just as well with any brand of shredder.
1408752
Sorry, I wouldn't know. When the top of my shredder broke after maybe just two uses, I received a refund.
676393
It would be a good fit. My daughter uses it for Breyer horses and Barbie horses.
377444
It works pretty well for my small pet woolly mammoths, and a white rhino I keep in the garage, so I'm pretty sure it could handle a few small goats.
512767
I believe it could definitely shred the wheat straw although it won't be fine pieces. Double shredding it could decrease the size particle you end up with. As for the horse manure, I think it probably could do that too, but there may be a fair amount of kick back as the clumps hit the blades (which are angled upward like in a drink mixer) so wear eye protection. I get the finest chop when things go through the side chute designed for limps because it goes through a different set of blades that are in a different orientation (more slicing involved). Remember to keep the chute clear. That will help avoid clogging. I believe it could definitely shred the wheat straw although it won't be fine pieces. Double shredding it could decrease the size particle you end up with. As for the horse manure, I think it probably could do that too, but there may be a fair amount of kick back as the clumps hit the blades (which are angled upward like in a drink mixer) so wear eye protection. I get the finest chop when things go through the side chute designed for limps because it goes through a different set of blades that are in a different orientation (more slicing involved). Remember to keep the chute clear. That... » Read More I believe it could definitely shred the wheat straw although it won't be fine pieces. Double shredding it could decrease the size particle you end up with. As for the horse manure, I think it probably could do that too, but there may be a fair amount of kick back as the clumps hit the blades (which are angled upward like in a drink mixer) so wear eye protection. I get the finest chop when things go through the side chute designed for limps because it goes through a different set of blades that are in a different orientation (more slicing involved). Remember to keep the chute clear. That will help avoid clogging. « Show Less
2064102
I should think so, I have used this sweeper on our trade show flooring at an outdoor show and the sweeper was able to pick up wood chips of some pretty large size. So I would think hay would be no problem.
1785295
Simple answer - yes. I bought this for use at the horse barn where I volunteer. We have lots of dust and lots of cob webs. It works great at removing the cob webs as well as dusting the difficult to reach surfaces. Hopes this helps.
868325
I would like to know how well the slicer works on potatoes. Also, does the shredder work on chopping nuts? Thanks!
2176041
Probably not. The Agri-Fab picks up leaves from the lawn best when the height of the brushes is adjusted to just whisk the top of the grass. Unless the dried horse manure sits lightly on the surface in the horse paddock this machine would probably not give a satisfactory performance pick-up. But I have no horses.
922683
I don't know but i purchased this a an automatic horse feeder.. works great. I would recommend it.. I have two of them... Hope this helps
1724865
According to their web site, it can shred coconut. You can read more about it here: http://www.saladshooter.com/tips.html
301216
Yes I have. The instructions say to shred the leaves in the large position first the reshred in the fine position. The unit will shred them in either position but do not jam the leaves into the unit. Give it time to cut the leaves. It works great for me!