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Phoenix Heavy Duty Aluminum Pruner Head - 1-3/4" Cut

Most pole pruners can only offer 1" up to 1-1/2" cut. This commercial grade gives you that extra edge. Not only the opening is significantly wider, but the return spring is sturdier and less apt to break or stretch with professional use. It can go directly on a pole or work with either Jameson or Marvin adapters.

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Item # 40400

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Shipping Weight 2lbs.

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Q.	I am looking for a pruner to cut shooting lanes for bowhunting. I already have a telescoping pole. Is this pruner a good choice? Will it hold up to trimming several shooting lanes every year? What will it cost me to ship it to me?
A.	This is a commercial grade pruning head designed to be used every day. Shipping can be calculated by putting the item in your Cart and then putting your zip in the "Estimate Your Shipping" field.
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	Posted by: Wiliam C from NC on 8/27/2008

Q.	Hello, What poles do I need to order with this pruner? Will item 21433 work? If yes, what is the maximum number of poles I can order for this pruner? I need 18-20".
A.	Any combination of item 21433 (4' pole) or the 21661 (6' pole) will work together. Our recommendation would be to buy 3 of item 21661 for 18' reach.
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	Posted by: mike from california on 9/10/2008

Q.	Will the three 6-Foot poles together create a wobbling, shaky pole? You mention a Jamison or Marvin adapter for the pruning head. Do you mean the pole itself or a device to fit into any pole? I assume the pruning head comes with the connecting pull cord. If so, how difficult is it to insert and install the connecting pull cord within the series of three 6-Foot extensions (18 Feet Total)? Thanks, Marianne
A.	The more poles the more flex, but 18' is a very common and workable set up. You would want the FM Z142 adapter if you were to purchase the Jameson or Marvin poles that already have a male adapter head on them for easy assembly. You would need to order the rope by the foot to fit, search REGATTA. The ... (See full answer) The more poles the more flex, but 18' is a very common and workable set up. You would want the FM Z142 adapter if you were to purchase the Jameson or Marvin poles that already have a male adapter head on them for easy assembly. You would need to order the rope by the foot to fit, search REGATTA. The rope attaches easily. (Hide full answer)
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	Posted by: Marianne from CA on 9/18/2008

Q.	I bought a Phoenix 1.75 inch pruner head with 4ea. 6 ft Jameson poles. I need to know how to rig the pull rope. Thanks, John.
A.	Item FM Z142 would provide an eye for the rope.
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	Posted by: John B from Tx on 11/10/2008

Q.	Will this Pheonix pole pruner fit a Corona pole that has a 1" od?
A.	The ID of the Phoenix is 1-1/4", so it would fit loose without further adaptation.
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	Posted by: Rick H from AZ on 2/16/2009