Kundeanmeldelser for VEVOR manuell stangsag, 118-809,3 cm uttrekkbar stangtrebeskjærer med saks, skarpt 65Mn stålblad, lett glassfiberhåndtak, for trimming av høye grener, beskjæringsverktøy for palmer og busker

Works OK at half length. Full extension is almost unusable. The blades need to be alot firmer or larger saw teeth. Absolutely do not use without gloves or installed rubber handles. The green poles are not coated well and will leave you with fiberglass in your hands. But all in all it does what's needed, cleaning up broken tree limbs from the ice storm earlier this year. But at full length it's definitely a workout.

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Good piece of equipment with the exception of the sawblade being too flimsy and flexible. A more rigid blade would greatly enhance the performance of the saw.

Difficile de couper en longueur maximale compte tenu du poids et de la flexion mais bien utilisable pour longueurs intermédiaires

Fungerar bra att såga grenar på 4 meters höjd men på 8 meter är den svår att hantera men det går

Wenn man es am Ast dran hat geht es gut, die Säge ist sehr scharf. Schwierig hoch zu bringen, weil die Stange flexibel ist, braucht man schon Kraft. Am Ende habe ich mein Ziel erreicht. Die Gewinde muss man leicht einölen, rosten schnell.

Très bien un peu lourde au début , il faut juste prendre le coup de main, mais sa fait très bien le job

Good product at great price. Like the handle moulded on large blade for cutting up branches after dropping them off tree

Nice unit, but tough, and I mean really tough, when using the small limb trimmer to cut limbs with the pole extended...I thought the rope or pole would break, and gave up trying....Used the saw blade and the stub left was not what I wanted...Bark peeled back damaging the remaining limb, making it susceptible to disease...The pole tends to bend when pulling the cutting rope too...Not for the weaker folks.

I bought this to trim dead branches from tall palm trees in our yard. It worked fine and given what tree trimmers charge these days, it has already paid for itself.