Telescoping Long-Handle Pruning Shears with Silver-Color Shafts, Black Grips and Curved Bypass Blade
Telescoping Long-Handle Pruning Shears with Silver-Color Shafts, Black Grips and Curved Bypass Blade
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Product Overview
Although the source title calls this a hand pruner, the full supplied gallery consistently shows a long-handle pruning tool with silver-color segmented shafts, black end grips and a compact curved bypass head. The sole checkout label is Pruning shears.
Choose the exact hand pruner, hedge shear or long-handle lopper configuration at checkout and confirm the received blade shape, pivot, handles, lock, spring, dimensions and included parts before cutting. Plants, branches, gloves and staged garden props are not included.
Key Features
- long-handle pruning format
- silver-color segmented shafts
- black end grips
- curved bypass head
- sole Pruning shears option
No blade sharpness, cutting-capacity, branch-diameter, material-grade, hardness, edge-retention, rust-resistance, non-slip grip, ergonomic comfort, fatigue reduction, clean-cut result, plant-health benefit, telescoping range, lock-security, professional-grade status or injury-prevention guarantee is made.
Specifications
| Product format | Long-handle pruning shears |
|---|---|
| Checkout color label | Pruning shears |
| Shaft finish | Silver color |
| Grip color | Black |
| Blade profile | Curved bypass |
| Adjustment | Segmented telescoping-style shafts pictured |
| Use boundary | Wear suitable eye and hand protection, keep hands and bystanders clear of the blades, cut only within the received manual's stated capacity and follow the received cleaning, locking and storage instructions. Never cut live wires, metal or overhead material and Stop using the tool if a blade chips, bends or separates or if the pivot, lock, spring, shaft or grip becomes loose, cracked or damaged. |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included?
one long-handle pruning shear tool; plants, branches, gloves and staged garden props are not included.
How do I select the right option?
Confirm the received shaft sections, adjustment locks, blade, pivot, grips and manual cutting limit before extending or using the tool.
How should I set it up or use it?
Identify the received tool style, inspect the blade, pivot, lock, spring and handles, adjust only where the received manual permits and test opening and closing away from people before cutting plants.
What should I inspect?
Inspect blade edges, pivot fasteners, handles, grips, lock, spring and shafts before every use. Stop using the shears if any part chips, bends, cracks, loosens or no longer closes fully.
Fast US Shipping
Ships from US warehouse, free delivery 2-7 business days.
