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30 foot Tree Trimmer Pole
- The pole pruning saw consists of 9 epoxy resin poles and alloy steel saw blade, features 30 ft overall length.
- It is lightweight with good insulation performance, high strength, and strong bearing capacity.
- We also provide a sturdy canvas storage bag for convenient storage and transport.
Package includes:
- 9 x Epoxy Resin Poles
- 2 x Saw Blade
- 1 x Canvas Storage Bag
Glenn Richard
2025-08-21 10:13:49
The tree trimmer is sturdy, light in weight, and can be assembled in parts to trim tree branches at a variety of heights. It is an excellent product.
Sid P.
2025-07-30 15:50:17
It is really heavy when you assemble it. As one of the other buyers said, you have to connect 4 or five pieces first, hold it upright, and attach the other pieces to the bottom. It bends if you want to move it from one tree to another one. This required to remove two three pieces, go to next tree, and then attach them again. The saw is sharp and works very well. I have already trimmed four trees in my back yard at about 20 to 25 feet above ground.
elton
2025-07-05 16:45:59
it is a thick pole 1.3/4 fiberglass,,very sharp saw,, nice length,,nice tool to use for high limbs
hpower
2025-06-30 19:24:49
I've got some tall old growth trees behind my house and I needed a 30 ft tree saw to trim some damaged limbs. I did not want to pay for a tree trimming service so I bought this and to my surprise it did the trick. Now .... 30 ft long pole saw is quite a bit to handle but if you put the last 3 sections on after you get it in position , its managable. It comes with 2 blades and is well made . Put a little wd40 on the threads and its marvelous.
Jason Dudley
2025-06-24 15:21:02
This thing is a monster! If you need to cut limbs way up, then get this product. The bag is nice if you work remotely and have to carry the tools out there. The weight of the fully assembled tool aids in applying pressure to the cut. The fully assembeled pole has a lot of flex and may feel heavy to lift. But once it is up and on the limb, it works well!
KCRR2W
2025-05-22 17:38:16
Does not come with common male threaded piece to fit common pruning tools. Will need a step sown connector. Only fits saw tool it comes with.
Eric S
2025-05-12 17:52:31
Very easy to put together. Cuts really well. We took down the top branches of a birch tree very quickly. Fully extended it helps to have a second person as it's very difficult to lift. Stores well in the included bag.
No Deal
2025-04-28 16:13:24
The unit is very well-built, with two great blades and a useful storage bag. There is a learning curve once you pass 25 feet in height. You quickly find out you must maintain the blade within roughly 10 to 20 degrees of vertical for the highest limbs or rest the blade against a limb or tree trunk while you try to navigate to where you want to cut; otherwise the pole will literally become uncontrollable and gravity takes over. If using the pole with most of its extensions, there are not too many people with the strength to stop the pole once it starts down. Plan ahead and consider where the pole might land before doing any cutting. Small cutting strokes, rather than fast movement, seem to work best, along with letting the weight of the blade and pole exert downward pressure to make the cut. I had several "crashes" during the learning phase, and the unit did not suffer any damage. Using this set up saved me hundreds of dollars compare to having a pro do the cutting.
Glenn Richard
2025-03-30 13:22:47
The tree trimmer is sturdy, light in weight, and can be assembled in parts to trim tree branches at a variety of heights. It is an excellent product.
Sid P.
2025-03-20 16:23:10
It is really heavy when you assemble it. As one of the other buyers said, you have to connect 4 or five pieces first, hold it upright, and attach the other pieces to the bottom. It bends if you want to move it from one tree to another one. This required to remove two three pieces, go to next tree, and then attach them again. The saw is sharp and works very well. I have already trimmed four trees in my back yard at about 20 to 25 feet above ground.
elton
2025-01-14 15:37:46
it is a thick pole 1.3/4 fiberglass,,very sharp saw,, nice length,,nice tool to use for high limbs
hpower
2025-01-06 19:42:00
I've got some tall old growth trees behind my house and I needed a 30 ft tree saw to trim some damaged limbs. I did not want to pay for a tree trimming service so I bought this and to my surprise it did the trick. Now .... 30 ft long pole saw is quite a bit to handle but if you put the last 3 sections on after you get it in position , its managable. It comes with 2 blades and is well made . Put a little wd40 on the threads and its marvelous.
Jason Dudley
2024-12-24 16:20:18
This thing is a monster! If you need to cut limbs way up, then get this product. The bag is nice if you work remotely and have to carry the tools out there. The weight of the fully assembled tool aids in applying pressure to the cut. The fully assembeled pole has a lot of flex and may feel heavy to lift. But once it is up and on the limb, it works well!
KCRR2W
2024-12-09 09:38:40
Does not come with common male threaded piece to fit common pruning tools. Will need a step sown connector. Only fits saw tool it comes with.
Eric S
2024-11-20 17:48:24
Very easy to put together. Cuts really well. We took down the top branches of a birch tree very quickly. Fully extended it helps to have a second person as it's very difficult to lift. Stores well in the included bag.
No Deal
2024-11-14 17:21:57
The unit is very well-built, with two great blades and a useful storage bag. There is a learning curve once you pass 25 feet in height. You quickly find out you must maintain the blade within roughly 10 to 20 degrees of vertical for the highest limbs or rest the blade against a limb or tree trunk while you try to navigate to where you want to cut; otherwise the pole will literally become uncontrollable and gravity takes over. If using the pole with most of its extensions, there are not too many people with the strength to stop the pole once it starts down. Plan ahead and consider where the pole might land before doing any cutting. Small cutting strokes, rather than fast movement, seem to work best, along with letting the weight of the blade and pole exert downward pressure to make the cut. I had several "crashes" during the learning phase, and the unit did not suffer any damage. Using this set up saved me hundreds of dollars compare to having a pro do the cutting.
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