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I can use a pole pruner, I have the Shindaiwa M242 multi-tool unit and it is only logical to buy their pole pruner attachment.......BUT....the stupid thing is $230!!!! Just for the attachment!!!
I went to HD and saw a Ryobi pole pruner for $199. I know other than the name, Ryobi is not bad. Anyone has experience with Ryobi pole pruner? I am not going to use it all the time, maybe twice a year for one hour!!
For thirty bucks I would not consider the Ryobi. IMHO, they are disposables. I work for the Canadian parts distributor and deal with their crapola every day. The Shindaiwa is not cheap for sure but will probably outlast you and your kids.
yumgman, there is a company selling a pretty nice pole pruner on ebay. It's a china made unit but I think it's pretty good. I bought one and of course paid more then most have been selling for since. LOL. Most of them are going for 130.00 + or -.
Anyway, it's called Maxtra and is 95" reach. I've been using mine for the last three days trying to thin my trees out since we have some tropical systems that might be threatening my state (Florida). I'm sure there are better units but so far I'm happy wiith the 30cc power and 10" bar. If you check them out, post your thoughts.
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