Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 7.3-27 ft Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade High Branches Trimming, Manual Branch Trimmer with Lightweight 8 Fiberglass Handles, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

I'm already known as the crazy lady of the neighborhood. This pole saw ups my game. The new neighbor next door (who is already on my you know what list) is terrified of me! As for how the saw works, it's sharp and flexible. I've pruned plenty of trees on my property very nicely.

Only thing i dont like, occasionally, the friction clamps will allow the next section to slip a small amount, hasnt been a bug problem though.

To cut branches

WOW 26 feet long is a lot, couda used a 16 footere. However I like this tool alot. I upgraded the screw clamos that hod the fruit picker basket to the pole, I used 2 t bolt clamps for 1.25 inch diameter hoses. A $1 apiece I have doubled my money back on Acacados and still have 100 to harvest.

The saw blade needs to be more agressive, it is like a finish blade and does not cut like it should.

I have not tried the saw yet. It seems quite thin and flimsy. Each ole seems sturdy, but when you get four together, it starts getting wobbly making it hard to get the branch you want to trim up. For some reason when I screw the posts together and try to use it, they loosen up and I have to re-tighten them several times during use. I appreciate having it, It just wears me out having to re-tighten the polls and from it being unstable.

Cutting limbs off trees.

Great tool to trim trees, but I will say you need some strength if using it to its full length.

Make sure when you order you open the carrying bag to make sure it has a blade with it.

The price was okay, and the features were what I expected. However, it was very difficult to use the saw from half to full extensions. The saw blade would hang up about halfway through a branch. I even ripped a sizeable branch off a tree trying to get the saw blade unstuck. And, the rip ran 4 more feet up the branch toward the trunk. The pruner worked better, although it got difficult to position it correctly at mid to full extension. I'd recommend VEVOR reduce the number of extensions 3 and make them out of aluminum.