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Thursday, 12 January 2012

Black & Decker NPP2018 18-Volt Cordless Electric Pole Chain Saw

Black & Decker NPP2018 18-Volt Cordless Electric Pole Chain Saw Review


Black & Decker NPP2018 18-Volt Cordless Electric Pole Chain Saw Feature

  • Lets you prune branches yourself to save time and money
  • Extends to reach up to 14 feet
  • Powerful motor won't get in the way of your view
  • Measures 115 inches in length; weighs 7.6 pounds; 2-year warranty
  • Includes one 18-volt battery #244760-00, one 18-volt battery charger, carrying bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench

Black & Decker NPP2018 18-Volt Cordless Electric Pole Chain Saw Overview

Prune dead branches 14 feet above head level with Black and Decker's Cordless 18-volt Pole Pruning Saw and never set up a ladder again. An eight-inch cutting bar and chain cuts branches six inches in diameter with out overexertion. A center extension slides out to reach the high branches and slides back in for lower cuts. For less downtime and more productivity, the 18-volt Nicad battery has enough runtime and power to cut one hundred 1-1/2-inch branches on a single charge. A 3-section design folds down for compact storage in the included storage bag. An extremely user-friendly tool, this saw's motor is positioned in-line with the pole so that it fits between branches easily and doesn't obstruct visibility. And, weighing only 7.6 pounds, this pruning saw is easy to handle as well. Not only does it reach high branches easily, it actually cuts them, too. The saw comes with battery, charger, storage bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench. Black and Decker covers the pruning saw with a 30-day, no-risk, satisfaction guarantee as well as a full two-year warranty. --Brian Olson

Black & Decker NPP2018 18-Volt Cordless Electric Pole Chain Saw Specifications

Prune dead branches 14 feet above head level with Black and Decker's Cordless 18-volt Pole Pruning Saw and never set up a ladder again. An eight-inch cutting bar and chain cuts branches six inches in diameter with out overexertion. A center extension slides out to reach the high branches and slides back in for lower cuts. For less downtime and more productivity, the 18-volt Nicad battery has enough runtime and power to cut one hundred 1-1/2-inch branches on a single charge. A 3-section design folds down for compact storage in the included storage bag. An extremely user-friendly tool, this saw's motor is positioned in-line with the pole so that it fits between branches easily and doesn't obstruct visibility. And, weighing only 7.6 pounds, this pruning saw is easy to handle as well. Not only does it reach high branches easily, it actually cuts them, too. The saw comes with battery, charger, storage bag, blade guard, oil bottle, and wrench. Black and Decker covers the pruning saw with a 30-day, no-risk, satisfaction guarantee as well as a full two-year warranty. --Brian Olson

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Saturday, 22 October 2011

Gas Pole Saws

!: Gas Pole Saws

The chainsaw, used for all sorts of wood cutting projects has been around for about forty years. Here we discuss the benefits of the gas pole saw. There are two types of chainsaws available: the electric powered chainsaw and the gas powered chainsaw. Your choice of which chainsaw you would use would depend on several factors.

Do You Have A Nearby Power Source?

If your power source is not convenient you have the choice of using miles of extension cord or having a generator follow you around the job site. In that case, the gas powered chainsaw is the better choice.

What About The Noise And Efficiency Aspect?

As for the noise efficiency of the two, the electric powered chainsaw is slightly more quiet than the gas powered model, but the gas powered chainsaw is hardier and can work longer thereby being more efficient.

What About Heights?

The fact that the chainsaw is small it cannot reach in all of the desired places and this often means climbing ladders in order to trim branches etc. To make the chainsaw more efficient on jobs such as tree trimming, someone thought of the brilliant idea of putting the saw on the end of an extending pole.

Now the professional tree trimmer and the household handyman can trim trees with ease and efficiency, without having to climb large trees. He can also use handy attachments to convert the tool for other uses. It is an especially important tool for the home owner that has a lot of land and loves trees. He no longer has to climb the tree to give it that manicured look. It can be done by merely extending or lowering the pole on the gas pole saw.


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