- Lengthy tree pruner from respected pruning and harvest tool makers Corona Clipper
- Pruner features a die cast zinc alloy head and hardened steel bypass blade
- Curved saw blade cuts branches and growth up to 1 inch in diameter
- The long fiber glass pole extends with a twist lock function for hard to reach branches
- Pruner measures 12 feet long with 15-inch blades
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For overgrown tree branches in hard-to-reach places, Corona Clipper has created the ideal pruner. Long respected by the arborist and agricultural industries, Corona Clipper builds practical pruning and harvesting tools for professionals and consumers alike. The lengthy reach of this pruner enable users to easily snip unwanted tree growth.
The pruner pole features a light fiberglass construction that allows most users to maneuver the pruner without physical discomfort. The pruner head is composed of a die cast zinc alloy that weathers well. To effectively cut branches, the pruner contains two, 15-inch, hardened steel bypass blades curved to accommodate the shape of branches. The blades cut branches up to one inch in diameter. A twist lock allows users to extend the pruner to the size most suitable for their particular task. The pruner measures 12 feet long when fully extended. --Jessica Reuling
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High-strength zinc alloy pruning head. Fully heat-treated, high-carbon, teflon-coated cutlery-steel blade with 1 1/4 inch diameter cutting capacity. Heavy-duty chain drive, compound-action pulley system triples your cutting power. Exclusive Powerglide rop
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Save your money!,
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This review is from: Corona Clipper TP6830 12-Foot Tree Pruner (Lawn & Patio)
The first thing that went wrong was the plastic screw down mechanism that tightens down to keep the pole extension secure- it cracked after normal use. Next, the pruning blade started sticking into the cutting element and could only be retracted by bringing the pole back down to ground level and pulling it out with two hands - no doubt poor quality cast material or a slight warping of the blade from the normal stress of cutting. The final insult is that the red pull rope is starting to fray were it runs through the pulley wheel at the top of the pruner. Perhaps, I could live with all this if the saw blade wasn't so flexible and continues to get stuck in green limbs!
Update: I just got off the phone with Corona. I explained the pole pruner was slowly falling apart and was no longer a safe efficient tool. They told me that the lifetime warranty is only good for initial problems right after purchase- this not what it says on the packaging or the website. What a scam! I guess this should not surprise me since I notice that their products are now made in China and Mexico- countries that are infamous for their corruption, unsafe working conditions, and dishonest manufacturing facilities that cut corners on material specs and tolerances, as well as the safety of products. Shame on you if you are a member of a labor union and you buy or use Corona products!
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