I am sorry, but my question is very basic (never used any sort of pruner before). In what position the blade should be and how to adjust it right?
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I found keeping the blade straight and standing back from the tree (instead of right underneath) best for cutting.You pull the blade towards you to cut, lift the blade place it on the branch and pull towards you lift blade and place it into the cut and repeat till cut off.
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I found keeping the blade straight and standing back from the tree (instead of right underneath) best for cutting. You pull the blade towards you to cut, lift the blade place it on the branch and pull towards you lift blade and place it into the cut and repeat till cut off.
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The cutting blade is fixed position you just pull up and down it has large teeth and cuts quick it's very sharp
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It's quite small, with a very small blade. I would use something with a longer blade for pruning rose bushes.
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loosen the clamp on the pruning head and fold it all the way back towards the round end of the pole. Remove the bolt and wing nut from the black plastic saw blade clamp. Snap the saw blade clamp to the flat side of the pole. Insert bolt and tighten wing nut.
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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..)
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YES. I've used mine that way just recently. Great pole saw. AND LONG ! I use it for my Palm trees which are quite high.I must add.....after reading other answers, that you will NOT have much leverage, because all you will have is thetop silver part. BUT, I made out fine. It's Not in place of a "Pruning Saw".
880391
When my slicer first arrived I adjusted the handle and wire and it hasn't moved since. Maybe yours is defective? I'm not sure because I have not had this problem. Maybe they will replace it?
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Make sure you are centered on the arbor. I had this issue as well at first, but the blade was off center.
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Myles: Being that is a ratchet type pruner, you can cut larger branches than a regular pruner that size will cut. I cut a branch that was a little over an inch and a half. I had to keep chomping on it but it got through it. Anything larger requires a larger pruner. Nice pruner for the price. Jim P
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Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
634406
Should be a blade lock...Why are you changing the blade anyways?It should be sharp and brand new.
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The pruner has cut branches up to an inch thick. Haven't tried it on anything larger.
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I am sorry for my late response. I have an Oster with a fixed blade, so that is all I can answer questions about with confidence. Sorry!
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I adjusted the blade as Sonya suggested and also moved the corer blade by loosening the screw. Once you have the adjustments made, it will be set to use. Made my first apple pie for the fall!
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I bought the same trimmer and for some reason the factory dont set up the blade properly so you need to adjust the blade right so the trimmer can cut the hair right. If you need assistance on how to adjust the blade you can youtube it. I hope this help
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The Prunning Stik does not need a blade. The nylon cable pull will stretch or loosen just from use. It can be untied slightly and re-tightened and the blade will close properly. I would suggest a lawnmower repair service to do this. I have done it so if you're game should be no problem.
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You can shortened length by eliminating the middle pole and use at ground level. Saw is 6'+ or - 2 "s without middle section. Any branches less than an inch might be more useful with regular pruners. I cut at least 5-7" branches with this saw. Just make sure to check your oil as it makes cutting easier. I'm not sure what you meant at ground level, but all pole saws are supposed to be used at ground level. Hope my response helps.
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I had one get tangled. It is difficult to replace. I suggest a lawn mower repair shop or similar. Is the Pruner old? If not ask Amazon to take it back.