Jameson SB-16TE 16-inch Barracuda Tri-Cut Replacement Blade for Pole and Hand Saws
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Tri-State has made it easy for users and distributors to work together. Cut Blades are compatible with Jameson's Pole.
Tri-State has made it easy for users and distributors to work together. Jameson's Pole Saw Heads are compatible with Cut Blades, SB- Universal Saw Blade Casting and Hand Saw Handles are available from UC.
This item does not come with a scabbard.
If it's a Jameson, you can be sure it will.
Selected User Reviews For Jameson SB-16TE 16-inch Barracuda Tri-Cut Replacement Blade for Pole and Hand Saws
Because it's a beast when it comes to cutting. It's because it's a two-sided blade that cuts both forward and backward. Why? Because it's a well-designed product that cuts large mature Cabbage Palms in a single stroke, which is fantastic! It outperforms all other blades in cutting larger diameter hardwood trees like oaks. I'd buy it again, and I'd recommend it to others. Very good product! Good value for money! Excellent outcomes!.
It's possible that it'll fit newer ones, but no one can guarantee it. The categories for reviews are a little ahead of their time. In terms of durability, I have no idea. I purchased it after reading that it would fit a Fiskars pole saw in one of the reviews. I believe it fits the newer edition, but it does not fit my 20-year-old edition. Because I'm excited about a saw that cuts both ways, I plan to machine it down to make it fit. The pull stroke is where most pole saw blades cut. So far, I haven't put it to use, but it appears to be quite powerful. Be wary of the fit, which is my problem because the manufacturer states that it only fits their product, and Fiskars does not offer a blade that cuts in both directions, to my knowledge. Fiskars blades, on the other hand, are much less expensive, and I recently purchased a complete cutting head attachment for under $20, which included a new blade that cuts much better than the old blade (duh).
In the next use or two, it will most likely snap/break into several pieces! Is it because it's a disposable item that they've included an ongoing repurchase option? Our previous blade lasted over a year and didn't rust. I was extremely dissatisfied with this item, which cost $26 (plus tax).
The Jameson pole is a fantastic piece of equipment. This blade is the same as the original, and it works well with the tool. When new, it cuts exceptionally well, but most blades do as well. It's adequate but not exceptional in terms of rust and breakage resistance, which is why I gave it four stars. It rusts, just like other brands, and eventually (or soon?) (or soon?). It's always a good idea to have a spare blade on hand in case it breaks.
Cuts quickly! This is an example of a Pro- tool of high quality If you keep it clean (I wax the blade before cutting) and take care to remove pitch build-up, it will last a long time. It will assist in completing the task quickly if you turn it on. It's Super-br>br>It's Super-br>It's Super-br>It's Super- Be cautious because this is a razor-sharp object. I wear heavy-duty gloves to keep my hands from becoming tangled in the teeth. This is a fantastic tool and a fantastic addition to the tree. the collection of trimmings.
The blade is 16 inches long. It has an 18-inch row of teeth and is 18-inches long. Overall length is inches, with three positioning holes on the saw head to change the blade cut angle. It's made of high-quality brushed steel and performed admirably on the oak and pine branches I tried it on. This blade's curve is a little less pronounced than the Hastings A11000 blade I also own, which can be advantageous in some situations. This Tri- The Jameson PS-CUT blade fits perfectly on the Jameson PS-CUT. Head for a 3FP pole saw.
I had previously given this a poor rating because I was attempting to attach the blade to my pole saw incorrectly. (I was making a fool of myself. ) I've now properly attached it and thoroughly tested it, and it works perfectly! It slashes through butter like a hot knife.
I was a day late for the return. br>In addition, when the pole with the blade attached fell out of the palm tree, the blade bent nearly 180 degrees, rendering it useless. When I was trimming my palms, I dropped all of my other blades at some point and they did not bend. I'm a 5'2" woman, so the blade can't get that high in the first place. Because it happened so quickly, I believe the blades were either weakened or of poor quality when they arrived.
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