Pole Saws for Tree Trimming, Manual Pole Saws 10.5 Feet Extension Pole Tree Trimmer Cut Tree Branch Garden Tools Loppers Hand Pruning Saws for Sawing and Shearing
Key features
- •🌳DURABLE & STRONG MATERIAL: The Hand Pole Saw for Tree Trimming is made of premium and thickened stainless steel which has the advantages of rust protection, corrosion resistance and long lasting stability. The blade of the tree pruner is made of good quality alloy steel with high hardness and sharpness to keep fast and easy tree branches pruning, not easy to bend or break.
- •🌳7 EXTENSION POLES & 10.5 FEET ADJUSTABLE LENGTH: The extendable tree saw consists of 7 stainless steel poles which are easy to install and disassemble. The length of the pole pruner can be adjusted from 2.6 feet to 10.5 feet according to your needs to cut tree branches of different heights. You can hold the saw blade with red handle alone for daily ground cutting as well.
- •🌳SAFE & STURDY TO USE: Designed with screws to fix the blade, handle and pole, the stablility and security is greatly increased. You can effectively prune tall tree branches that is hard to reach without climbing a ladder, you can also trim at ground level without bending or kneeling, which ensures your safety in your gardening work. There is a canvas bag for blade storage, which is due to safety concerns as well.
- •🌳UPGRADED BLADE WITH HOOK & SHARP CUT: The blade of the branch cutter is designed with sharp three-sided teeth and a barb at the top. The single hook can help lock the branch tightly, which will let you trim the tree effectively, saving time and effort. It is definitely an economical investment for your garden if you want to get more personalized pruning style.
- •🌳WIDELY USED & MULTIPURPOSE: The tree saw with pole can be used for pruning trees at lawn, yard, patio, garden, forestry or other places that needs to trim the branches and leaves. No power required, no batteries required, and no complicated preparations, with adjustable poles and one saw blade, you can start pruning work anytime and anywhere.
Pole Saws for Tree Trimming, Manual Pole Saws 10.5 Feet Extension Pole Tree Trimmer Cut Tree Branch Garden Tools Loppers Hand Pruning Saws for Sawing and Shearing
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Customer Reviews
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Easy to use.....and very sharp.
DVR✓ Verified Purchase•September 26, 2023
I couldn't believe how fast it cut the branches. I should have bought one of these years ago.
Lightweight, good for pruning small branches
K. Turner✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
This is handy for pruning small to medium-small branches that are too high to reach without a stepladder, but it's not long enough to reach very high branches, and it's not sturdy enough for thick branches. This is intended for casual pruning and clean-up on the lower branches of a tree, and for that it works pretty well. The lightweight blade makes it easy to hold, although it has its limitations. The pole is also pretty light, and I wouldn't expect it to handle a great deal of stress.
Shortest option: Cheap but light and functional
Sanpete✓ Verified Purchase•July 6, 2023
Besides costing about what an inexpensive pruning saw without the pole would cost, this is very light for a pole saw, and actually works, at least for now. It's a great deal from that perspective.
The materials are cheap, and it's a little extra bother to assemble compared to more expensive, heavier alternatives (some of which have handles with one section instead of five).
It's 7'3" (87") long assembled, a few inches shorter than claimed.
Despite having so many sections, this stays rigid and the blade stays firmly in place, once assembled to within a mm of failure.
The blade comes quite sharp and cuts easily. I doubt it will keep its sharpness as well as more expensive blades, but it's good for now. (The blade can probably be replaced if you don't mind drilling holes to match the replacement.)
The blade is fine for light work but not thick, so it may buckle more with hard cuts, as even the best blades do sometimes. I've only tried it on easy stuff.
The canvas storage bag can double as a sheath for the blade if you want to keep this assembled. If you twist the velcro around a little, it will close securely around the blade holder and stay in place.
Assembly isn't exactly hard, but the included wrench isn't very good, so it's a little finicky to use. If you have your own tools, it goes faster. You need an additional tool anyway to tighten the long screws, which were left loose on mine at least. I had to use the third included long screw to get the blade holder assembly to stop wobbling. I used vice grips to hold the screw heads while tightening, which worked fine.
While tightening the long screws, which hold the blade holder onto the handle, I accidentally overtightened and compressed to handle into an oval, but I left it that way (probably not a good idea to loosen those screws once that happens) and haven't had any trouble with it yet. It was easy to overtighten.
The instructions and illustrations don't make it clear, but I assume the blade is intended to go inside the blade holder, not to one side of it. A screwdriver to wedge the space open a little helps.
I'm going to store this out of the sun, because those plastic couplers on the handles don't look like they'd hold up to much exposure.
The 21-foot and 27-foot poles offered here, by the way, have longer, sturdier sections made from epoxy resin (fiberglass, presumably). Those would be heavier, of course.
Lichtund is a new brand from China.
The materials are cheap, and it's a little extra bother to assemble compared to more expensive, heavier alternatives (some of which have handles with one section instead of five).
It's 7'3" (87") long assembled, a few inches shorter than claimed.
Despite having so many sections, this stays rigid and the blade stays firmly in place, once assembled to within a mm of failure.
The blade comes quite sharp and cuts easily. I doubt it will keep its sharpness as well as more expensive blades, but it's good for now. (The blade can probably be replaced if you don't mind drilling holes to match the replacement.)
The blade is fine for light work but not thick, so it may buckle more with hard cuts, as even the best blades do sometimes. I've only tried it on easy stuff.
The canvas storage bag can double as a sheath for the blade if you want to keep this assembled. If you twist the velcro around a little, it will close securely around the blade holder and stay in place.
Assembly isn't exactly hard, but the included wrench isn't very good, so it's a little finicky to use. If you have your own tools, it goes faster. You need an additional tool anyway to tighten the long screws, which were left loose on mine at least. I had to use the third included long screw to get the blade holder assembly to stop wobbling. I used vice grips to hold the screw heads while tightening, which worked fine.
While tightening the long screws, which hold the blade holder onto the handle, I accidentally overtightened and compressed to handle into an oval, but I left it that way (probably not a good idea to loosen those screws once that happens) and haven't had any trouble with it yet. It was easy to overtighten.
The instructions and illustrations don't make it clear, but I assume the blade is intended to go inside the blade holder, not to one side of it. A screwdriver to wedge the space open a little helps.
I'm going to store this out of the sun, because those plastic couplers on the handles don't look like they'd hold up to much exposure.
The 21-foot and 27-foot poles offered here, by the way, have longer, sturdier sections made from epoxy resin (fiberglass, presumably). Those would be heavier, of course.
Lichtund is a new brand from China.
Does the job
Amazon Shopper✓ Verified Purchase•July 1, 2023
Suitable for minor tree pruning jobs, but could be iffy with large branches. Great light weight saw. It's a bit cheap and flimsy but does the job I need.
It’s OK
Clyde✓ Verified Purchase•June 30, 2023
Good for palm trees🌴. The blade is flimsy for the most part but get the job done.
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