Cordless Tree Lopper Thingys

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by snotty, Oct 22, 2017.

  1. Like a mini chainsaw on a long pole. Anyone got one, any good or are they useless?
     
  2. Jack Tatty

    Jack Tatty Supporter and teachers pet

    Have you checked this weeks special buys at Aldi or Lidl Snots? :)
     
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  3. Was going to. I don't mind if it packs up after a week, as long as I get me boughs sorted.
     
  4. Terrordales

    Terrordales Nightshift

    Just buy one, you have to bough to the inevitable.
     
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  5. You're no help, Don :rolleyes:. No help at all...
     
  6. Terrordales

    Terrordales Nightshift

    I wondered when you'd twig to that fact.
     
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  7. You can play the guitar. That's good enough :thumbsup:
     
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  8. they are not too bad. We used to use them on the low lying oak tree branches in Florida, The ground guys can reach those. Would save the climbers a lot of time. .The best ones are the stihl. Of course . The secret is to use the fine pico chains, but you must make sure they are sharp . Use a 4mm file. And like anything you cannot stand under them. Buy a pricey Stihl and sell it on . Super expensive but It would be less costly and moe efficent than than buying a piece of junk you only use once and then sits in the shed for the rest of your life .or worse you have to lend it to anyone who knows you have one and it comes back broken.. but once again the quality is very expensive I can only imagine what aldi has.. Don't be stupid, wear glasses, wear gloves and wear a helmet. . End of my story
     
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  9. Perhaps you should leaf them alone and branch out into a more simple saw.
     
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  10. crossy2112

    crossy2112 Supporter

    Proper ones priced like original regs. Rest like the chinese copies.
    Hire one for the win :thumbsup:
     
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  11. 77 Westy

    77 Westy Supporter

    Stihl is probably the best, but at a cost. I have a Hyundai like this: https://www.lawnandpower.co.uk/prod...zm1gxcOMtnTw4nWW3Yj5nlwiKlDQVvG0aAi9kEALw_wcB It’s about 3 years old and used many times for oak and pine branches up to about 3”. The hedge trimmer attachment works well too, never used the strimmer - I use the Stihl.
     
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  13. or you could just pay a local chap to come round and do it for you.
     
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  14. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
     
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  15. crossy2112

    crossy2112 Supporter

    At some point his heads coming off :gnome:
    Next door was talking about making one. I asked if he had made a will :D
     
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  16. Them be suthrn live oaks heesa cutin .!
     
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  17. A good one is good that's what I have, as for the low cost ones I suspect you are in buy cheap buy twice territory.
     
  18. 77 Westy

    77 Westy Supporter

    And presumably a bad one is bad? What’s a good one and what’s a low cost one?
     
  19. Suss

    Suss Supporter

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  20. crossy2112

    crossy2112 Supporter

    You should have put a lead on it :thumbsup:
     
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