What to Look for in a Tree Pruner

If you have a tall tree in your garden that needs attention or is just out of reach of a hedge, then it may be worthwhile to purchase the telescopic pruner.

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Telescopic pruner will help you get a clean and tidy job done, rather than over-reaching and undoing your work or hurting your back while tending to ground-level greenery without stressing you out in other ways.

What to look for in a tree pruner

When choosing a tree pruner, there are several factors to consider when selecting the right pole tree pruner for you.

The length of the pole and how it extends may be important when considering the type of work you are doing and the size of the blade. It also helps if you take into account the weight and cost of the equipment. If you live in an area with neighbours, noise is also a consideration. Finally, if you are considering portability, this will help.

Let's look at each of these factors and what to consider when choosing your pole pruner.

Pole Length

Depending on your needs, the length of the pole may be an important factor. Think about the height of the branch you are pruning. If your branches are tall, you will need a pole pruner with a greater extension than other pole pruners.

Telescopic Tree Pruner

When choosing a pole pruner, you need to pay attention to the "working height" on the manufacturing packaging. This is the actual length of the pole as well as the length of the arm being considered. Most manufacturers take into account an arm length of 2-3 feet.

The maximum length of a pole trimmer is about 10-12 feet, as anything longer than this is difficult to control. Using a trimmer with a telescopic pole makes it easy to adjust the length of the pole to suit whatever task you are performing.

Blade length

The length of the pruner blades is crucial when considering what work to use your pruner for. If you are cutting thicker limbs, you will need a pole pruner with a longer blade, while smaller jobs may require a smaller blade to get the job done.

A longer blade will also allow you to cut more per stroke. A longer blade will therefore also make the job quicker.

Most pole pruner blades will fall between 12 and 20 inches. On average, a 16-inch blade will get the job done effectively in most cases.

Applications of Telescopic Tree Pruner

Weight

If you can't handle the weight of a tree pruner, then you will have a hard time getting the job done. You will need some upper body strength to use your arms and shoulders to do the job.

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A manual tree pruner would be much lighter. The pole is made of lightweight fibreglass and the sturdy blade is very light. This is something to bear in mind as you will be using manual energy to operate this type of tree pruner.

The eclectic pole pruner allow you to get the job done much faster than with manual pruner. However, due to their components, they are a little heavier. The electrical components in the pole as well as the head and end of the pole also add weight. The back end of a cordless pole pruner will also weigh more due to the battery pack.

 Pole Saws

The most powerful but also the heaviest pole pruners are the pneumatic options. While they will not be unyielding, fuel tanks and more heavy duty components will be added to the unit.

You can usually find the weight on the unit package. A manual model will be the lightest option, but if you need more power make sure it is not a model that is too heavy for you.

Choosing the right pole pruner for you

Everyone's tree maintenance needs are different. You may have several trees and hedges that need regular pruning from time to time. Or you may have more onerous projects that require a lot of work.

By following this guide, you will be able to find the perfect pole pruner to meet your needs and budget. Pay attention to the length of the poles and blades, the weight of the equipment, the cost, how big it might be and how easy it is to get from one place to another.

With the right pole pruner, your yard will look brand new all year round.

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How Pole Saws Work

A pole saw is a standard manual, gas or electric-powered saw attached to a long arm that extends your reach. The saw is securely attached to the pole arm, typically using a screw-in design for a tight, safe fit. Many pole saws can be angled to make reaching individual branches easy.

The pole works as an extension of your arm. This allows you to trim broken, dead or unruly branches from trees, bushes and shrubs. 

Pole saws are an alternative to using a ladder and standard saw to shape trees. Most pole saws have a mechanism near the handle that allows you to control the speed of the saw as you shape the landscape. They usually also include a safety mechanism and power lock.