Maintaining a clean environment in open spaces is a persistent and ongoing task. When it comes to the collection of large quantities of leaves over long distances, many sanitation departments choose to use fuel-powered machines for their work. Although green and eco-friendly options are encouraged, it's clear that electric equipment has some shortcomings when it comes to working over long distances or large areas.

The leaf collector with shredder, also known as a towed leaf collector, is a machine designed specifically for collecting leaves. It is equipped with an 18HP lead-free gasoline engine from Briggs & Stratton, but it doesn't have its own driving power. It can work as long as there is a vehicle with a bucket to tow it. The machine has low fuel consumption and strong suction power. It also has a dust suppression device installed at the discharge port and a 100L water tank to meet operational needs. There are two outlets, one on each side, where extension hoses can be attached to prevent leaves from scattering. The device also has a leaf shredding function, which greatly reduces storage space waste and increases working distance and scope. It is equipped with a 4-10 meter suction tube and can collect trash within a radius of 10 meters in one go. The fuel tank is divided into two, with a 25L capacity auxiliary tank and an external fuel filling port. The maximum towing speed is 40 km/h.

The leaf collector with shredder is easy to operate and use, and it only takes two people to complete large-scale, long-distance leaf collection and transportation work.