Customer Reviews for VEVOR Manual Pole Saw, 4.9-20 ft Extendable Tree Pruner, Sharp Steel Blade for High Branches Trimming, with Lightweight Aluminum Alloy Handle and a Chenille Brush, for Pruning Palms and Shrubs

I have only used the lopper, which works great. You just hook the branch and pull on the pulley. Takes a little time and strength, but much easier and safer than going up a ladder. Assembly is intuitive, which is good because the instructions are terrible, e.g. \"screw the connecting pole clockwise into the connecting pole.\" They don't even mention how to attach the lopper, but it's easy EXCEPT that you need to supply your own longish (1.5 inch maybe) screw, washers, and bolt (maybe 3/8th inch).

It's really nice that they have many small sections so that you don't have to operated any taller than you need. Has you get taller, the flexibility becomes a bit more challenging. But for the money, this is definitely a nice solution. And allows us to trim ourselves instead of calling a company out every year.

The versatility of this pole saw/lopper is impressive! It is easy to use and expandable. The lopper works well with the pulley, and the saw blades are very sharp. I will use this device instead of my power pole saw for most tree trimming in the future.

Works great. Well built. Much better quality than the ones offered at the Orange Depot or the Blue house. Easy to assemble and disassemble. It even comes with a storage bag. Could not be better.

I'm only using the pruning with the pull cord, and not the long blade.I went outside just to test it and finished the trees of the entire front yard.Started short and went progressively taller and always kept the pole very vertical.With the quick release extenders, I could collapse it all quickly and walk to the next area with no risk of it bending while it was extended.

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.