Can this trimmer be attached to a pole?
1293925
No it cannot. That would be nice though. It would be very difficult to handle trimming with extension too far out anyway.
1293926
Not to my knowledge; however, I haven't needed one. I have a 14 foot high Cedar Bush and used a ladder to trim it . . . the blade's length made so easy to trim I couldn't believe it. I have a small chain saw with a pole I've used that works well so don't need one for the shrub trims. Hope this helps!
1579511
It does not have threads which would allow it to be screwed onto an extension pole. It does have screw holes in the handle which would allow you to attach it to a wooden extension pole using screws.
1801923
Yes the comb attachment comes off , so trimmer may be used with or without it
1818311
no, could possibly work with appropriate hook ups to stabilize pole. pole keeps tipping over
1135067
I believe so, but the pole itself can be a little wobbly. I have a tension pole specifically for plants & would suggest that instead.
1530795
Yes. I hang a Stihl with a 10 inch bush blade on it. I am about 6 feet tall and use a carabiner to attach. It gives me a little more drop and is easier to hook up and remove.
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
827276
I don't actually know but I seriously doubt it - the ends wouldn't be able to properly interlock with a pole that large.
2098061
Yes. The tool tray can rotate 360 degrees around the pole and be put in any position.
193062
No, it screws tightly into a heavy base that supports it. The pole itself is perhaps 5 inches in diameter, the base is around a foot in diameter.
63911
I purchased this product for a gas driven weed wacker. I seriously doubt that it would attach to an electric trimmer. Hope this helps.
132947
Yes, you can. That's what I had to do. However, you will have to cut the pole down yourself and also drill some new holes.
1915836
No. I don't recommend this trimmer. Mine broke at the linkage that drives the cutting blades. Seized-up, and would no longer work at all.
161735
If you can find another pole which has an end hollowed out so as to attach to the top, then it might work. The problem I see is with the structural integrity. When this pole is extended to its maximum length it flexes and gives quite a bit, I don't know if it would hold steady with an additional length attached to it.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
1522689
If you have a standard pool pole, you can attach the pole to this device. If not, you need to purchase a pole.
55986
Your friend could use duct tape to tie a leaf rake to the pole but it's a pretty expensive approach. Also, keep in mind that the pole is quite heavy. It will bend a bit when used at an angle, particularly with a leaf rake tied to the extended pole.