Gas powered pole saws offer the most power, great versatility and freedom to use them wherever and how long you need, fuel being the only limitation.
Here you can find the best units for sale, with ratings, prices and reviews:
* including battery and charger
The Oregon PS250 is a high quality cordless pole chain saw – very powerful, easy to use and with a solid reach and great battery time. Its only disadvantage is the higher price.
The Black & Decker PP610 is a solid quality electric pole chainsaw – lightweight, easy to operate, with decent reach and enough power. Only the saw is not detachable from the pole.
The Fiskars 9461 Power-Lever Pruner is a manual pole saw with solid maximum length of 16 feet. It’s lightweight, features both a saw blade and a lopper, but has also some design problems.
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Silky Hayate is a high quality manual pole saw – its main advantages are extra long reach (about 24 feet!), great saw blade and solid weight. It’s sturdy, comfortable to hold but unfortunately also quite expensive.
The Fiskars Power-Lever Stik Pruner is a decent quality manual pole saw – it’s lightweight, not overly expensive and features both saw and lopper with an interesting rope-free design and rotating head. On the other hand, users report certain durability issues.
The Fiskars Power-Lever Pruner is a solid quality manual pole saw – it’s lightweight, features both a saw blade and a lopper, has a nice reach and is also fairly cheap.
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The Silky Hayauchi is our most recommended manual pole saw currently on the market – its main advantages are a great blade, low weight, and extra long reach, about 24 feet! On the other hand, it isn’t cheap.