Silky Telescoping Landscaping Pole Saw HAYAUCHI 390 21-Feet #179-39

Discount Price: $189.99

Features:

• 3-extension 4-poles/sections telescoping pole saw model that extends to 21 feet
• Extension range is 8 feet to 21-feet (2,440 to 6,300 mm); maximum working reach is 25 feet
• 15-2/5-inch (390 mm) blade length; 5.5 teeth per inch (6.5 teeth per 30 mm) teeth configuration
• 6.9 pounds (3,140 grams) operating weight; 7.35 pounds (3,340 grams) weight with blade cover
• Product applications include pruning & trimming, arborist & forestry, lawn & garden

Customer Reviews:

What a saw! [Posted on 2008-01-06]
I spend my spare time these days sitting in the back yard looking at the trees in a brand new way! I've never seen a saw work as well as this. A bit expensive but once you see this thing you'll understand where they spent their time. I'd recommend this saw to anyone with a few trees and some spare time.

Expensive But Cool [Posted on 2008-02-13]
I have had this saw for about a year now. I use to keep my 1 acre wood in shape. It is light and fun to use, and I have been able to reach and remove 4+ inch limbs 20+ feet in trees. I just wish it was not so expensive. There may be alternatives to this saw that you might want to try for half the price.

Perfect design! [Posted on 2008-04-18]
A GREAT design with a very sharp blade and dual safety lock telescoping pole. This thing comes with a safety cover, and you'll need it...it's quite sharp and makes cleaning up tree limbs easier than ever. PLEASE be careful with it, as it is the sharpest blade I've ever used for this, and a drop in the wrong place could cause life-threatening wounds to yourself, family members, or animals/pets.

If you've never used one before, go very slowly, think and visualize what you're doing and have a GREAT support for your feet!

If you need one of these, you can do no better than this one.

Does all it promises [Posted on 2008-06-13]
Great product but still requires a fair amount of effort to cut larger limbs.Does enable one to cut branches that are normally way beyond the range of other pole pruners.One problem that I have been having is having the blade get pinched between the branch collar and the branch being removed.This causes the blade to get caught up in the tree and it takes substantial effort to try to remove it and continue with your cutting.Tried different angles but seems to happen with all directions of cutting.I guess this is a problem with most pole pruners but maybe someone here has developed a work around this common problem.If so a would love some feedback on this.Nonetheless would not hesitate repurchasing this wonderful tool.

Fantastic pole saw [Posted on 2008-07-13]
The product is well made, easy to use in spite of its lengths and the saw is very, very sharp. It allows you to cut thicker branches way up in a tree with great ease. The product also appears to be quite durable.

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