(52) Pole Pruner Maintenance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2010
- If you take care of this tool, you will produce more with less effort. These few tips can go a long way to help your company be effective and professional. A short video that explains just how to take care of this valuable tool. A pole pruner is great but a dull or poorly working tool is a pain in the @%% !
I did view and appreciate your other informative videos pertaining to proper tree trimming/training. Here in the Western North Carolina mountains, we are blessed with an abundance of trees and ornamental greenery. Trimming is often necessary as a result of a rapid growth rate due to the ample rainfall and temperate climate. Sadly, local tree trimming companies routinely "butcher" the beautiful, healthy specimens of homeowners- including two of my widowed neighbor's well established trees last week. I wish they were educated as well. Keep up the good work.
Nice video. Clear and simple presentation of essential information. Thanks! My only criticism is the music, which is unnecessary and a distraction. Especially since the music volume is as loud or louder than the voice track! Please, your viewers are not here for the music!
If you watch any of my newer videos, you will not hear music. I was learning and I agree.
20-some years ago I was given an antique pole pruner that does what this does. The head is thinner for a good cut, higher up in the tree. It's not a Marvin, I don't know the brand. But it makes a better cut than Corona does. At least in this application. And I love corona tools!
Good, practical video. (Have been through the spring problem too.)
Thank you for the informative video. At last, my pole pruner has been sharpened and adjusted (properly, that is) and is cutting as good as new. What a difference your instructional video has made. I really appreciate it. Weeks of major spring pruning outdoors can be a pleasure, once again, instead of a source of increasing frustration.
Hope you get a chance to view some of my other videos
I don't need the background music, being so loud. Otherwise, good tips on a very useful tool.
I get the repair parts including springs from Sierra Moreno Merchantile
thank you, this is really helpful~
very helpful. thank you!!
Were can you fine the springs.
where can I get replacement pole
how do you secure the rope to the pole after use other than wrapping it around the pole a bunch of times?
At the cutting end or the base? We leave the base end free but at the top a loop eye.
Thank you for this information. I need to replace the spring on my vintage pruner like the one shown on your video. Any suggestions on where to purchase it? Thank you.
Nevermind, I saw your comment below. Thank you.
Hello! I have this exact product and I'm trying to repair it. Idk how small the spring has to be so I just grabbed the smallest one I found. However, the problem is the rope. I dont know how to work the pulley with the rope in order for it to cut. Plz help
Mapache19 contact the manufacturer for parts. Marvin is the brand
Why would someone give me a thumbs down for this? If you already know this stuff, then you are ahead of the game
arboristBlairGlenn Probably someone who doesn't even know how to use a pruner for climbing and rigging. They probably can't do anything without spurs on. Maybe I'm just old fashion but I don't know how these guys climb without one these days? When I was taught i was told that my pruner my right arm. Great video my friend
I wish I knew the brand name of this particular trimmer as it looks quite impressive
Martin
Thank You...was that meant to be Marvin?
It surely was. Lol. Autoincorrect. Marvin. Ultra reliable. You are very welcome.