Customer Reviews for VEVOR Telescopic Pole Saw Tree Pruner 6-18 Foot Extendable Telescopic Landscaping Pole Saw with 2-Foot Saw Blade for Pruning and Trimming Branches and Leaves

Just so easy to cut branches off really tall trees

re?u le produit tel que d_rit il coupe bien le seul petit point la corde est pas assez longue mais a part ?a le manche super solide on aime bien

Product is lightweight which is great for how tall it can get to. The bag it comes with is great. Has a special pocket on the side for the blade. The blade could be thicker. The poles can come loose after a bit of cutting. We cut a fairly large limb down and had to bring it down once or twice to tighten. We like that it has a cutting attachment for the smaller branches. That works well. Overall, it_ a good product at a fair price.

S?gt prima und die Teleskop-Einrichtung ist leicht + einfach.

Qualit prezzo ottima, arrivata subito ,ho potato una pianta in met tempo al sicuro senza bisogno di scale,con il tubo esteso 3 metri ho tagliato rami da 10 cm di diametro.

Was a little reluctant to purchase based on other reviews of telescoping trimming poles, but this was a good choice. The pole extends to a full 24 feet, and the saw blade is awesome, as it is VERY sharp and cuts through dried palm fronds and oak limps like they were butter. Have had some dimpling of the aluminum shaft where it is secured with clamps, but this is expected and not really damage. The pole shafts are light gauge, but adequate, as heavier shafts would make the saw very unmanageable and heavy at full length. One other item is the clamp style locks for the shafts. They are integral to the shaft guides and work very well. This arrangement is MUCH EASIER to use than the poles that tighten by twisting sections together.

A bit unwieldy as you get all the attachments and the full length is used but it does the job and reaches palm fronds that would cost hundreds/thousands to have the trimmer out to do.Definitely worth it. We trimmed all of our queen palms (20-25 feet tall now) and saved around $2,000 in pruning fees in doing it ourselves.

Works well for cutting branches up high and it_ pretty sharp. It_ easy to adjust the length of the pole for use depending on how high you need to cut.

Used this product to trim tree limbs which were blocking my DISH reception, some of which were over 20 foot reach to cut. This saw was able to perform the task, and cut many limbs out of the way, some over 2.5" in diameter. There was no way to safely reach these limbs to use a chain saw or pruning shears on without renting a bucket truck to do so, but this saw worked and did the job....you just have to make sure you keep the blade at 90 degree angle to the limb when cutting......much cheaper than me having to rent a bucket truck or hire a tree trimming company.CRJones

Long, aka high, limb cutters are tricking choices. After paying $3,000 plus for pro tree trimming to open up sunlight to lawns and flowers, spring growth encroached again. Maybe a dozen high 1 to 3" branches needed to be cut. Before the pros set up ropes and mountain climbing gear to make segmented cuts protecting our home.Wasn't sure if 24' cutter length was enough. It is! My question was $100 or $300 for the Japanese "quality"? Went with $100 and crossed fingers. Yes, this did/does the cuts. Be serious here friends 24' segmented cutters are difficult to make strong and within price range.Extended you should be gentle and careful not to over stress using smooth vertical pole cutting strokes. If you get off vertical and push/pull forcefully the segments will bend with stress. Some cuts take time, take breaks, don't get anxious give it long slow strokes and let the blade work it's way through. BTW, those blade stops at it's ends very helpful keeping cutter from slipping at end strokes, long and smooth.Way cheaper and much more convenient than our pro trimmers. Those guys worked long and hard and potentially dangerous. That's as "blue collar, as it gets, LOL