Jameson LS-6PKG-6 LS-Series Landscaper Pole Saw Kit with 3 Poles, Each Measuring 6 Feet Long

This is the pole saw I would recommend if you need one! I took the pole saw out of the box and was cutting within 10 minutes, and boy is this thing sharp and well made. I had a nice pile of limbs down in 30 minutes, and it had paid for itself based on the estimate of a local landscape crew. Because the blade is designed well and does not bind up, the weight of the saw handle on the blade actually does the cutting. Don't rush, and let the blade do the work for you! You can use the hook on the pole to pull down small branches that have become tangled in the tree. It's a fantastic tool, and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase it again.

Lincoln Garrison

| May 16, 2021

I enjoy using this saw as an elderly woman. I'm a 62-year-old woman with a lot of life experience. I enjoy using this saw as an elderly woman. I sawed a 4-inch limb as the largest. No problem with a 20-inch-diameter maple tree. The second pole attachment was used to cut the majority of the limbs and branches from various trees. I tried the third pole, but it was too flimsy for me to handle, and the additional weight was too much for me to handle. Once I figured out that I could move the attachment hinge over until the holes were lined up, then move the hinge back to secure it, attaching and detaching the pole was a breeze.

Shay O’NEILL

| Jun 06, 2021

From the manufacturing process, there were still some metal shavings inside. I cleaned them out and greased the plug ends with a thin layer of grease. It's starting to come together. br> When the three sections are combined, it has a good reach. The saw has a good amount of edge.

Harley Kennedy

| Aug 31, 2021

This is an excellent tool. Because the fiberglass won't bend, you'll be able to keep a consistent stroke, and the blade will easily slice through thick branches. I expected this to exhaust me, especially since I have a stinger in one arm, but it was actually quite simple. During my time with it, I even used it to fell a few small trees. In just one use, it pays for itself and then some. I received quotes for $300 and up to do what I did myself today in about an hour of work, and I didn't even break a sweat. It turned out that the third pole was unnecessary.

Kobe NAYLOR

| Apr 04, 2021

Just keep in mind that the trimmed stuff will most likely be aimed right at you. Coconuts, large fronds, and date nut clusters all have the potential to suffocate you. It's made in the United States. There is an extension pole available, though it would be difficult to manage more than one. br>To make it easier to lock and separate the couplings, I shot some Ballistol into them.

Leslie Middleton

| Jun 19, 2021

My favorite thing is how easy and fast it can be. It's among my favorite tools I've ever purchased, and it doesn't disappoint. Even without instructions, it was simple to figure out. The box it came in was a little flimsy, but that was my only gripe.

Journee Wilson

| Aug 29, 2021

This saw appeals to me greatly. It's what I use in my yard to get rid of dead and unwanted limbs; It's performed admirably! It's razor-sharp, and I've used it to cut through 5-inch limbs! It requires some perseverance, but I was blown away! The 18' reach is ideal for what I require!.

Lara Sandoval

| Dec 06, 2021

At 6' and 12', the pole saw performed admirably. The pole is difficult to control at 18 feet, but the Jameson saw is dependable and powerful. The three poles are not assembled in any way, and there are no instructions. You can easily insert the next rod and then return the connector to the hole by lifting and turning the connector. I'd also like some advice on how to get sap out of the blade. After a while, it becomes extremely sticky. A compact 18' electric saw would be ideal for me. Cutting a 4" limb requires a lot of manual labor and leaves you with a sore neck.

Stetson Harvey

| Oct 25, 2021