Yardworks
Yardworks Aluminum Bypass Pruner
#059-6109-0
$14.99
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Product Details
Ideal for close, clean cuts
High-carbon steel blade with non-stick coating
Aluminum handles with non-slip rubber grip for strength and comfort
Warranty
- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Assembled Height (cm) | 2.49 cm | 2.01 cm | 2.01 cm | 3.99 cm | ||
| Assembled Height (ft) | 0.08 ft | 0.07 ft | 0.07 ft | 0.13 ft |
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2 out of 5 stars.
Waste of Steel
15 years ago
The pruner advertise "Japanese High Carbon SK5 Steel" in big letters, which in itself is a good carbon steel for cutting tools. The execution however is downright awful. I don't think the blade is ever hardened, first cut on pinky sized dry branch and the edge was rolled. I then tried to scratch the blade with a dollar store snap off utility knife to see how hard it is, and I can actually cut slivers off the pruner blade!
Why do they even bother with SK5 (assume it actually is what they advertise) if they don't bother to harden it? Might as well use pot metal instead.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Q: How to unlock bypass pruner?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: The lock is in the middle of the pruner. Simply slide down the yellow lock to unlock the pruners.
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