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Corona Clipper TP6870 Professional 14-Foot Tree Pruner
 

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Corona Clipper TP6870 Professional 14-Foot Tree Pruner - Tools & Hardware

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Corona Clipper TP6870 Professional 14-Foot Tree Pruner

List Price: $129.99    Our Price: $89.99

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Features:

  • Curved, 13-inch razor-tooth saw
  • High-strength, zinc-alloy pruning head
  • Fully heat-treated, high-carbon, Teflon-coated cutlery steel blade; 1.25-inch diameter cutting capacity
  • Heavy-duty chain drive, compound action pulley system triples your cutting power
  • Exclusive Powerglide rope-pull system


Customer Reviews

No need to call professional tree service

I was hesitating to make the purchase due to the price and review comments, but I have purchased Corona Clipper products in the past, so decided to see it for myself.^M


Tuly problematic

Comments from other reviewers re the locking mechanism are unfortunately on target. The slipping defeats efforts to apply the necessary force to a saw cut -- and even trying to tighten down with big pliers (why should we have to??) will not solve the problem. Sadly, the bad news does not end there. The lopper mechanism employs a bicycle-style chain at the businss end, which would at first glance seem to be a fine idea (robust strength, and no rope chafe to be concerned about). BUT, inexcusably poor engineering of the guides through which the chain runs means that the chain itself can all too easily twist, bind, kink, and jam under load. So the pruning session comes to a complete halt, and we have to make a trip back to the barn for dismantling and clearing of the mechanism, on the workbench. This is designer error, not operator error. After having the same thing happen three and four times a day in regular use, we replaced the chain with spectra line, and thus solved the problem. Buyer beware, and what a shame that there are few other choices in the current marketplace. This could and should be a much better product.

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