Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw Extendable Tree Pruner 1.4 m-3 m Aluminum Alloy Pole

If you need a longer pole saw, this works well. Put together in sections, you don't have to add any more length than is needed for the task at hand. It is a bit flexible at full length and requires some finesse to get going. If it were stiffer though, I'm sure the added weight would make it unusable for most people or too expensive if they used a lighter and stronger material. I recommend it.

This is such a handy tool for pruning away those hard to get at smaller branches. Reasonably light with easy telescopic action, no silly old buggers should ever have to fall off a ladder again.

Unbelievable reach - I thought of hiring a cherry picker until this trimmer. Even at the maximum length it is effective.

Well made and ideal piece of equipment for the work requirement. Prompt attention to supply and dispatch once order received by Vevor.

1. The item arrived. 2. It arrived relatively quickly. 3. The item fitted its description on the Vevor web site. 4. Importantly, someone at Vevor answered an email query I had about the item and answered it promptly. 5. The saw does the job. At full length it can be unwieldy and in my case I needed to remove two sections but it does what I wanted which is to remove seed branches from a palm tree.

Very happy with this pruner, good quality all round. We have very tall palms and it works well to get down the annoying seed pods. Has a bit of flex not sure how it would go on thick had branches but works for us.

First off, don't expect to cut anything significant at 26 foot pole extension. Once I get to around 15 feet, more poles just increase the force required from the ground and control precision is lost at the cutting edge. That said, the overall quality is good with a few issues. Firstly, the pin lock does not always engage fully across all sections of the pole. This can be easily remedied with some filing or sanding at the receiving hole for the pin and no functionality or strength is lost from the joint. Secondly, the blade material may be a little to soft for longevity. Upon receipt, I cut a dozen 3 in and probably two dozen 1-3 in oak branches from a living tree. Upon completion, the very tip of the blade tooth shows a significant rounding and wear of the cutting edge tip. I'm guessing the tips are now around 0.005 \"flat\" whereas a new blade has no flat area on the tips. This blade will require regular sharpening to maintain efficient cutting and I'm not aware that harder and more wear resistant blades are available. However, for the cost outlay, the easy storage and the flexibility of the pole, I am willing to sharpen blades for the short term

This pole saw does exactly what it’s supposed to. Out of reach places are now easily accessible, excellent tool at a great price. Money saved on the very first use.

Item Just as described

I was paying $500 a year to trim my palm tree twice a year. After paying just a little over $100 I can see I’m going to save a lot of money at least for a while until the tree is too tall for me. Right now I still have two sections I didn’t attach to the pole. I’m so happy I could just jump for joy.