What is the length of this pruner when it is NOT extended? I'm wondering for storage purposes.
198833
It's tall. I store it in a closet. 6 or 7 feet. Its awesome though. I love it.
198834
Some where over 6 ft with blade folded down (TIP: when you receive pruner, cut two pieces of cardboard from the box you receive it in to make a slip cover for the blade while on pole.. just heavy tape three sides. and then slide blade between the card board at open end.. this protects the blade and you while not in use..)
59689
The trimmer extends about 18 inches over its length as it comes out of the box. This gives an effective "reach" of about 5 feet. While it is relatively light in weight, anything that extends to that length will be a bit heavy and unwieldy, especially when trying to hold it with one hand extended. All in all, it is a very good product.
25504
The pole comes in two peices. if you leave them apart without the attachment, just under four feet,. If you leave it together with attachment it will be a little over eight feet. Basicly it will be about four feet for storage. We had a tornado earlier this year and it did quit well to trim the higher branches that were broke. My main use was to use it for a fruit picker with a head I put on myself and it worked great. But it breaks down small enough to store quit easy.
1371508
I have had many years of experience using these pruners. Amazon asked me to answer your question but I do not understand what you are wanting to know. Could you be more specific and I may be able to help you. Chuck F.
1966823
i don't have a measuring tape, but it is roughly 6" long when not fully extended.
261308
Fully extended I can reach small branches up to about 10 feet I estimate.Any further and it is very difficult to handle. Purchased the product abouta year ago and I am very happy with it. You can also break it down and use ashand clipper. Tom
1808157
The pruner has cut branches up to an inch thick. Haven't tried it on anything larger.
1030291
It's quite small, with a very small blade. I would use something with a longer blade for pruning rose bushes.
472980
It is 5 3/4" long. It can be shortened by using a hacksaw secured in a vise.
1804333
The length is for a 20" drawer. I did not measure the exact length but it will be somewhere around 20" closed. Fully extended it will be around 40".
1949474
I didn't measure it but I would estimate 15-20'. I didn't cut it off I just coiled it up and saved it for future if needed.
1695114
It's at least 42". I cut mine down to 38" so it wouldn't stick out the end of the handle.
1489594
Mine is 16" total length. It works fine for me for medium to light duty lawn thatching, which is all I need it for.
2029356
Mine is about 52" and it could still be shortened. It looks like 48" would be about the minimum. You could probably cut it with a pipe cutter if you need it any smaller.
1658040
I never measured it but I would guess at least 10 ft maybe eleven ft. depends on your arm length and strength to hold it extended.Great tool though. Be sure and keep chain saw oil in the little case.
994899
The pole measures 8 ft 6 in from the middle of the hand grip to the nearest cutting surface, the saw extends 8 inches from thereFully collapsed it is 3 ft 6 inches shorter (60 inches)
402203
The portion with the abrasive is used double-ended. The flattened cylinder portion (used for flat blades and hawksbills) has a working length of 2 1/8". Same length for the tapered portion.The blue handle is 4 3/4" long, including the knurled ring at the end.Overall storage length when collapsed as much as possible is 5 3/8", with a diameter at the ring of 15/32".