Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 2.24 m-8.24 m Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade High Branches Trimming, Manual Branch Trimmer with Lightweight 8 Fiberglass Handles, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

This partially fallen branch requires removal, and the pole saw effectively accomplishes this task. Nonetheless, the extended length of the pole increases its weight, requiring skill to set it up and secure it on branches. Additionally, it may exhibit some wobbling, necessitating caution to avoid accidents. In summary, despite these considerations, the pole saw performs well overall.

Niet te duur Kwaliteit goed voor laag gebruik niet heel makkelijk in gebruik met korter langer maken Op grote afstand kraakt hij

It's well build, the locking mechanism is the best I have used. Because it is so sturdy, it's also (too) heavy to use. I dont use it to saw (but that works too), but to set ropes in trees. Best way is to screw it together as you go, always adding a part at the bottom while keeping the pole upright. I would prefer pieces of 1,6 meter so it's lesser pieces (and lesser weight). Of course pieces of 1 meter are easy to stow away and carry.

Like the sections are screw-on and then pop-up \"nut\" to keep it secure. Not as heavy as other tall pruners. The saw could be sharper. Find myself sharpening this one after a few hours of use. Overall, I wouild buy again.

Ik kocht de snoeizaag om een tak uit te zagen op grote hoogte. De zaag snijdt heel goed. Het vraagt wat handigheid en ruimte om de lange stok rechtop te krijgen. Het zagen zelf moet geduldig gebeuren, zonder kracht te zetten. Een tak van 8 cm dikte is het maximum denk ik. Er zit een plastic beschermkap in de verpakking, én een reservezaag.

I like it overall except for the flimsy blade. It’ll bend and twist. Not sure if it’ll be good to get it out when it’s stuck cutting the branch or it’ll make it hard to make good cuts. Otherwise, the pole feels light to a certain extent and connects well. At full length or close to it, it is difficult to maneuver and make cuts. You just need to take your time. For thin branches, you can use the weight of the pole to snap it. I’m 5’5” and not very strong, but was able to utilize the pole just fine. Once you figure the proper position and how to maneuver the pole, it just gets easier.

Good quality pole saw but I find it impossible to use in its full length. Gets very heavy and hard to maneuver.

Outil destiné à une personne ayant des muscles dés lors que vous utilisez l'ensemble des rallonges. En effet, la perche est très flexible et dés lors qu'elle est au sol, c'est assez difficile à la relever. Sinon, que dire que je suis ravi.. j'ai taillé deux palmiers à environ dix mètres de haut... et une branche d'arbre de plus de 10 centimètres de diamètre à 8 mètres. Le seul bémol... il faut régulièrement enfoncer les goupilles qui ont tendance à sortir de leur emplacement.

I bought this for several broken upper tree branches. I was able to cut several cuts using all the extensions. Once all the sections are assembled this thing is difficult to maneuver and control. The fiberglass sections flexed a lot, so you have to coordinate your sawing strokes to match the flexing. If you get too aggressive the blade will jump out of the cut due to the bouncing of the pole. I didn't have any quality problems, so my experience seemed to point to good quality, but more usage could uncover other problems. The only thing I would have preferred would have a more aggressive blade to cut the branch faster. The spare blade is identical to the original blade. It would have been nice to have one small tooth saw and a large tooth blade as well.

This is a solid very long pruner unfortunately not telescopic . While a solid peace of kit it becomes week at higher settings so must be gentle. While relatively easy to screw together l would try to use at longest settings only. Other telescopic pruners can do that job better. However this is would be great if you have a few extra large trees in your garden and that is all it's used for. You could pay £20-40 each for pruning saws each(without poles or extensions) so offers great value. Shame it doesn't have any options for a lopper.