What is the longest reach that you have with the pole saw
1658038
well, i'm 5'5" so if I hold it out and its reach is 7=8 ft. 12-13 feet. It cuts like a breeze. You won't be sorry you got it,thats for sure.
1658039
Well, I count my higth, for example 6 feet+ 2feet for my extended arms + the length of the pole, in my case 9 feet. Adding all these comes to 17 feet from the ground. I hope this helps you. It is a very good product for the money (my opinion)
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.
1658041
the polesaw is only about 8 ft long so you can only reach about 12 ft with your arms extended. If you can lay the chain on the branch and let it cut you can cut branches at 12 ft but if you have to hold the entire weight of the saw with your arms it gets heavy quite fast.
1702796
The 3.5ft center section from Black & Decker's NPP2018R pole saw can be used to extend this
1887266
The saw can be used on its own or on the extension pole. The image here may be a little confusing. What looks like separate sections of the pole connect together to allow it to be used with varying telescopic lengths. You CANNOT use the saw with different "sections" of the pole because they MUST be put together to operate. That said the pole length is adjustable. And you can use the saw without the pole as well.
215363
Approx 14 feet high off ground if you are a reasonably strong human on the order of 6 feet tall. The saw is heroic and is one of my best tool purchases ever. My wife even agrees. No exaggeration.
2245987
The maximum vertical cutting height will be approximately 10.5 to maybe 11 feet (with a six foot tall operator). Here's why: The overall length, from the rear of the engine to the tip of the saw chain is 8 feet 4 inches. When it is supported by the shoulder strap, with the strap hook at belt level and the saw tilted upward in a cutting position, the rear of the engine will be about mid thigh. It is possible to raise it up to a higher level, but probably only such that the rear of the engine will be at about waist level, because your left arm will be extended fully by this point. It is seven feet from the front of the right hand grip in front of the engine to the tip of the saw chain. But keep in mind the limiting factor is the extension of the left arm holding the front handle. The handle is moveable, but the farther away from your right hand that you can position it, the better the control and the less the fatigue. Note also that you will have to be at an angle to the branches you are cutting and not directly under them, or they will fall on you. So your reach will not be the full seven vertical feet above your right hand even if you place the left hand handle closer to the right. So again, cutting a limb 10.5 to perhaps 11 feet off the ground will be the maximum cutting height.
1534626
no,the saw itself is 7ft their is no 7ft extention, remington parts dept. has not heard of it.
14312
I've used another one that I misplaced, it's definitely long enough to work with comfortably. I'm guessing about 4 feet ish. I've used it from my car battery and lawnmower battery quite easily. It does take a little practice to get the angle correct. Sure beats paying someone 5 bucks each time you need the chain sharpened and hands down on using hand files. It also gives the convenience of leaving the chain on the bar and within 5 minutes you are back to cutting wood again. Aarh arrh aaarrrhhh! Tim the Toolman rises again. :-)) thanks for asking Tim
2169473
This will extend your reach by about 36 inches. It is only good for small branches. maybe about 1/4 inch. For cutting softer plants you can cut thicker pieces. I use mine for soft plants in my pond. I can reach out and cut them and hold on to them to bring them to shore
728753
I bought the Stanley 21816 Telescopic 16 foot pole here on Amazon and it's been handling everything I've done. Use it with my vacuum as well.
146169
I am only 5'2, so I am not sure. I opened the pole up to it's longest length and it is 53 inches long. I used them on uneven and rocky paths for 3 weeks, but I never used any of the attachment. The poles worked well.
1189579
I just measured my saw and it was 73.5 inches. It would be 6 feet but there is a knob on top. Excellent saw, good luck.
994898
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 there Fully collapsed it is 3 ft 6 inches shorter (60 inches)
576869
It will vary from saw to saw, due to the length from the blade to the mounting hole of your saw. Full extension puts the Stop 70" away from the furthest mounting holes. The excellent Genesis 10" saw that I use has the blade 6" from the saw mount - so it is 64" in my case.
1470293
4'+to the right a foot or so to the left. Depends on the size you buy and what saw you are putting if on. Throw your saw away and buy a Saw Stop
1233693
I measure 3 inches even with the blade that came with the saw. I have been using it attached to the EZ Track Saw system - and get 2.5 inches deep with that. I have been ripping 2 inch thick slabs of hickory that are 8 feet long and it works very well.
1227841
No but the reach is over 9 feet ,they do make longer saws but they are very expensive
411463
There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or... » Read More There are three parts to this pole saw, the handle, the middle extension, and the saw . the three plug into each other, however one can put together the saw with the handle making it shorter when you connect the handle with the saw, and not using the center extension. it works perfect , only now you have shortened, the pole saw by one equal extension. This works perfect for shorter cuts, and makes the saw lighter. I just use the pole saw in this manner which works very good and does the job very well. The length of the saw in this manner reduces the 9 foot pose sw down to about to 6 ft. or less, take care Jack « Show Less