Will it cut small tree branches and limbs.
1164811
I think so. I havent tried that but so long as it isnt a large dense branch it should work.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
1164813
I used it to cut some small tree limbs, maybe 3-4" across. Cut them with no problem.
132490
Well you could try it on small tree limbs but it will probably dull the blades faster. I used it to trim the branches on a big bush with some thicker limbs but I wouldn't do it all the time.
1912809
Not a chance. I was just using this tool this morning to clip a camelia tree. You can cut up to about 3/8" branches.
1734240
no it doesn't. I keep this for limbsthat are out of my reach and bought an inexpensive elec. saw for large branches or branches lying on the ground.
2152592
It will cut thru large limbs easily. So I assume with a metal cutting blade it could do it.
1880350
I had no problem cutting small branches in groups. I trimmed the old wood out of Rose of Sharon and Lilac bushes. I was able to cut them in short enough lengths to use in a brush pile for rabbits to use as shelter for winter.
842304
It will. might take longer on areas that weren't previously edged, but it will cut pretty well.
728140
No, it will now shred branches that large. It will handle small twigs that always get mixed in with leaves when you rake or blow them into a pile.
1436011
With the stock sharpness it can really only cut 1-1.5" limbs and small trees. I sharpened it further with a grinding wheel and can get 2-2.25" in about 3-5 whacks depending on the wood, any larger and its time for the hatchet.
196383
I have not cut larger than 4" tree, It did however do a very good job with that size. Only had to sharpen it after cutting out some roots. Sharpened very easily with a Gerber sharpening steel.
1428026
It cuts pretty strong branches, I would say about half an inch for sure. Thicker than that and you might get lucky with a swing at it.this is a terrific hedge trimmer, versatile and easy to use and even at full extension. Good luck, hope this helps
821505
I'd say yes on the arborvitae, though of course it depends on the size. I've been able to cut through very large laurel bush branches...they're really woody and tough. Maybe dime size in diameter? Probably even bigger too. It does a great job for what I've used it for.
382695
I doubt it. It cuts wood branches nicely up to 1 inch but struggles beyond that.
549699
I have cut a fallen tree that was about 14-16" in diameter. Took about 10 min. Cuts 3-4" branches easily with a few pulls.
848880
It does good for a small yard. The trimmer cuts just as good as a blade does. And the base is set low like you would get with a blade mower.
884925
I purchased blades for trimming tree branches to use with this saw. It does a great job. Just remember,it's not a chain saw.
277587
Not sure, but I use it on queen palms that have 2 - 4 inch frond branches. It has VERY sharp teeth and cuts very easily, but of course palm fronds aren't too tough to cut. I don't think it would cut down a tree, unless it was only a few (< 6 inches) in diameter. But it should do fine with most branches less than 6 inches I would imagine.