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Extendable Tree Pruners
Quickly and easily cut high branches with a sturdy tree trimming system.
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Powerful CutsTrim large and small branches alike with a two-in-one tree trimming system boasting a Power-Lever technology that gives you up to 2X more power during pruning and a powerful WoodZig saw. |
Controllable ReachA unique oval-shaped pole significantly reduces flex during extension and allows you to better control cut direction. |
Superior LocksAn advanced double-locking system boasts a unique combination of a flip lock and internal spring button lock that ensures the extended pole stays put. |
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This Item  Fiskars Power-Lever® Extendable Pole Saw and Tree Pruner - Lawn and Garden Tools - Black/Orange, 14 Inch |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -29% $49.98 List: $69.99 | $27.97 | $39.99 | $49.98 | $72.98 | $99.95 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | BAYTORY | HOSKO | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| blade length | 14 inches | 13.5 inches | 22.8 inches | 12 inches | 13 inches | 15 inches |
| power source | Hand Powered | — | Corded Electric | Hand Powered | Manual | Hand Powered |
| blade material | High Speed Steel | High Carbon Steel | Stainless Steel | Alloy Steel | Carbon Steel | Steel |
| number of teeth | 13 | 6 | 6 | 13 | 6 | 9 |
| included components | tree pruner | — | — | 1 tree pruner | 1 x Spear & Jackson 4930FZ/09 Razorsharp Telescopic Tree Pruner | Tree Puner |
| weight | 5.47 pounds | — | 2.16 kilograms | 3.93 pounds | 2.2 kilograms | 5.56 ounces |
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Tree Pruner Sharp but...
Bought the Fiskars tree saw and pruner to replace an old one. First the good part, the cutting blades are sharp. They will cut the smallest branches. I like the pole, it locks into place and is heavy and not flexible. But the design is cutting corners on the cutting head. Right off the bat the rope came off the pulley because the rivet was not set right. After this happening 5 times, I reset the rivet and is not a problem. The rope is too pliable, catches on everything. The return spring broke on my old one twice and I cannot find a replacement. This is a good tree pruner for occasional.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019
THOUGHTS: With Sears going out of business everywhere you look, I knew I needed to buy something besides another Craftsman unit when my old one started acting up. Surfing around, this Fiskars pole saw racked up solid reviews on every site I checked out. The brand is well-renowned for sharpness and durability, so I decided to pony up and buy one. This spring I finally got a chance to try it out... and I must tell you that I am beyond impressed. My driveway is almost 100 yards long, lined on both side by tall pine trees anywhere from 20 to 40 feet high. They've been slowly growing together for many years but I never had cause to trim much since the interwoven branches helped minimize rain and snowfall in my driveway, which is always a bonus. However I knew I had to do some major trimming recently because delivery trucks (fuel oil, UPS, etc.) coming up to the house were starting to complain about several of the lower hanging branches. So on a cool Spring weekend I headed out and began trimming the trees along my driveway with this new Fiskars pruner.
First impressions were positive. The oval shape of the handle keeps the pole from twisting in your hands, which inspires confidence, especially when the pole is extended fully to reach high branches. The snap lock collar and simple push-n-pop spring-loaded retention pin make extending and retracting the pole a breeze; though the snap collar often popped open. Irritating, but it never adversely affected the saw's performance. (The positioning holes in the extension section have started to elongate after a few months' use, but this saw still works great in spite of this apparent design flaw. It's the only real complaint that I have about this otherwise excellent pole saw.) The lopping feature has a thick heavy cord with a large, easy to grasp plastic T-handle. It snips easily through anything that will fit inside the hook. But what impressed me the most was the hellaciously fast cutting power of the curved saw blade. The aggressive design of the blade & saw teeth quickly zipped through branches, seemingly in half the time (and effort!) of my old Craftsman saw. Wow! I am sold on this unit forever! After ripping through over 100 branches, ranging in thickness from an inch to well over 4 inches, I remain in awe of the ease with which this tool does its job.
[I had 6 stacks of branches piled waist-high in just a few hours - check the picture! (The Fiskars is leaning against my first stack of branches, in the background.) A picture is worth a 1000 words: this saw WORKS!!!]
I recommend the Fiskars 393981 to ANYONE looking for a telescoping saw. It may cost a bit more than others but this is one case where you absolutely get what you paid for! And then some!!
Rugged curved saw blade cuts through branches like butter. Lopping pruner is equally fast & sharp.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019
BOTTOM LINE: Whether you're just doing occasional trimming ...or tackling a big project, this Fiskars extendable pruning saw will amaze you with its speed and simplicity. It sawed circles around my supposed 'top-of-the-line' Craftsman pole saw. 5 STARSReviewed in the United States on May 3, 2019
THOUGHTS: With Sears going out of business everywhere you look, I knew I needed to buy something besides another Craftsman unit when my old one started acting up. Surfing around, this Fiskars pole saw racked up solid reviews on every site I checked out. The brand is well-renowned for sharpness and durability, so I decided to pony up and buy one. This spring I finally got a chance to try it out... and I must tell you that I am beyond impressed. My driveway is almost 100 yards long, lined on both side by tall pine trees anywhere from 20 to 40 feet high. They've been slowly growing together for many years but I never had cause to trim much since the interwoven branches helped minimize rain and snowfall in my driveway, which is always a bonus. However I knew I had to do some major trimming recently because delivery trucks (fuel oil, UPS, etc.) coming up to the house were starting to complain about several of the lower hanging branches. So on a cool Spring weekend I headed out and began trimming the trees along my driveway with this new Fiskars pruner.
First impressions were positive. The oval shape of the handle keeps the pole from twisting in your hands, which inspires confidence, especially when the pole is extended fully to reach high branches. The snap lock collar and simple push-n-pop spring-loaded retention pin make extending and retracting the pole a breeze; though the snap collar often popped open. Irritating, but it never adversely affected the saw's performance. (The positioning holes in the extension section have started to elongate after a few months' use, but this saw still works great in spite of this apparent design flaw. It's the only real complaint that I have about this otherwise excellent pole saw.) The lopping feature has a thick heavy cord with a large, easy to grasp plastic T-handle. It snips easily through anything that will fit inside the hook. But what impressed me the most was the hellaciously fast cutting power of the curved saw blade. The aggressive design of the blade & saw teeth quickly zipped through branches, seemingly in half the time (and effort!) of my old Craftsman saw. Wow! I am sold on this unit forever! After ripping through over 100 branches, ranging in thickness from an inch to well over 4 inches, I remain in awe of the ease with which this tool does its job.
[I had 6 stacks of branches piled waist-high in just a few hours - check the picture! (The Fiskars is leaning against my first stack of branches, in the background.) A picture is worth a 1000 words: this saw WORKS!!!]
I recommend the Fiskars 393981 to ANYONE looking for a telescoping saw. It may cost a bit more than others but this is one case where you absolutely get what you paid for! And then some!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024
Bought the Fiskars tree saw and pruner to replace an old one. First the good part, the cutting blades are sharp. They will cut the smallest branches. I like the pole, it locks into place and is heavy and not flexible. But the design is cutting corners on the cutting head. Right off the bat the rope came off the pulley because the rivet was not set right. After this happening 5 times, I reset the rivet and is not a problem. The rope is too pliable, catches on everything. The return spring broke on my old one twice and I cannot find a replacement. This is a good tree pruner for occasional.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
