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Pole saws #7866645 06/10/20 08:12 PM
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I could use one around my place occasionally whats a good one to get without breaking the bank? Thanks in advance

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Originally Posted by NewGulf
I could use one around my place occasionally whats a good one to get without breaking the bank? Thanks in advance


I have this one and I have a ton of trees. it's a beast.

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I have an 8 ‘ Echo gas powered pole saw, and it has been a source of much frustration. It’s fixed now and I am happy with it. If I was to buy a new pole saw and the work load was going to be big, I’d get a Stihl. If the workload was light, I’d go with a battery powered version - probably a Stihl.


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Strongly recommend the Stihl kombi and then attach what implements you need. The thing is fantastic, including their pole saw.

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Check out the attachments for your existing string trimmer. The just could be an attachment pole saw.


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I have the big Stihl pole saw. It's an absolute work horse and starts easy, it gets heavy though.

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What kind of reach are you talking, and how often? I have an Echo PAS 266 gas head that runs weedeater, blade-edger, articulating hedger, and a polesaw that gives me about 5-6 ft of true reach. I have a 3' extension for it too. Between me, a 10' ladder and the saw I can reasonably reach about 20'. There are also dedicated polesaws that will reach much further but they're $500+ and it's a polesaw for it's whole life but it has 12.2' of reach.

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The Lynx 40V battery one at Harbor Freight does a great job. If you can wait for a coupon that works on Lynx products you can drop the price down to about $140.

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Thanks yall for the suggestions i should have mentioned i wanted to go with a battery powered one. I have quite a few pecan trees but I'd like a pole saw for some of the lower limbs I cannot reach with my cutters. Im going to check out the ryobi and also the stihl if they have one in batteries.

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Originally Posted by NewGulf
Thanks yall for the suggestions i should have mentioned i wanted to go with a battery powered one. I have quite a few pecan trees but I'd like a pole saw for some of the lower limbs I cannot reach with my cutters. Im going to check out the ryobi and also the stihl if they have one in batteries.


Ryonbi does have a 40v. Model.


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Originally Posted by bigbob_ftw
Originally Posted by NewGulf
I could use one around my place occasionally whats a good one to get without breaking the bank? Thanks in advance


I have this one and I have a ton of trees. it's a beast.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-O...ery-and-Charger-Included-P4361/203444119

I have this one too. It's everything I need it to be.


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Originally Posted by bigbob_ftw
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Thanks yall for the suggestions i should have mentioned i wanted to go with a battery powered one. I have quite a few pecan trees but I'd like a pole saw for some of the lower limbs I cannot reach with my cutters. Im going to check out the ryobi and also the stihl if they have one in batteries.


Ryonbi does have a 40v. Model.



Thats what I'm going with. Thanks for your help! up

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Kobalt 40 volt. Mine had been great.


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Originally Posted by CCBIRDDOGMAN
Kobalt 40 volt. Mine had been great.



That's what I have. I took the middle extension out of mine.


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I looked at the big Stihl battery pole saw today at Northern Tool. It’s $409 but it was dang nice. 12’ of reach.


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Originally Posted by QuitShootinYoungBucks
I looked at the big Stihl battery pole saw today at Northern Tool. It’s $409 but it was dang nice. 12’ of reach.


Twelve feet is too long for me. Is it adjustable?


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I looked at the big Stihl battery pole saw today at Northern Tool. It’s $409 but it was dang nice. 12’ of reach.


Twelve feet is too long for me. Is it adjustable?


Yes, it’s about 8’ in retracted form.


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Sounds like much less trouble than I’ve had with the evil echo pole saw, which is working fine now.


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