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Description
A matched set of five types of pruners that cover all of your day in and day out pruning tasks. For smaller pruning, branches, or flowers, we include three Hand Pruning Shears. The handles are nicely shaped, cast aluminum with rubber grips. Each has a spring-loaded snap catch. Overall length about 8". The Anvil Pruner is the best choice is for dry stalks and dead wood. The Bypass Pruner is best for green material, and the Flower Cutter, with its 2½" long cutters, is perfect for flowers or harvesting.
For larger limbs or small trees, our 24" long Forged-Steel Bypass Loppers are perfect. They won’t flex when cutting branches up to 1½".
For serious pruning, we include our Japanese tooth-pattern folding saw. The blade is a full 10" long with a tooth depth of 3/16"– so this is a high-speed cutting tool. The rubber covered handle is all steel and the pivot is robust.
The complete set includes:
Shipping Restrictions: Air shipping unavailable. Ground shipping to contiguous 48 U.S. only. Not eligible to ship to Canada.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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"It is nice to have the right tools for the job! Sharp and nice fit in the hand."
"My wife loves the set! I cut the grass and she keeps the bushes looking great! Very satisfied with your products."
"The tools are very good quality and work well. We use them frequently. and have purchased other related tools, as well. ."
"Excellent quality"
"All products offered by Garrett Wade ultra quality. Can’t go wrong 😃"
"I can't wait to use all of these wonderful products. They are sturdy and look as though they will remain useful for years."
"Although I've not yet used these fine yard tools, I have examined them and believe they are of a higher quality than one would find in the nearby ""box stores"". The folding saw is a sharp as one of my woodworking saws, perhaps sharper. I believe it shall cut limbs with the easy of a warm knife through softened butter. The loppers also exhibit a find cutting edge and will be used extensively this spring and summer. The smaller hand shears will also get a workout in the near future in the wife's garden. Thanx G. W."
"don't know where you are located but here it is February and still called winter. . ."