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Cordless Pole Pruner, 20 V Li-Ion Battery Telescopic Pole Saw, Electric Telescopic Pruner, with 2.5 Ah Battery/Charger, 200 mm Blade Length, 5m/s Chain Speed

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Description

【Large Capacity Battery】Large 20V 2.5A lithium-ion battery provides extended runtime for unlimited outdoor use, eliminating power concerns. High quality batteries ensure your cutting work stays on the go.
【High Performance】With a blade length of 20 cm and a chain speed of 5 m/s, it provides high performance for optimal cutting results and guarantees effortless cutting of branches.High-quality metal gears and industrial-grade chain ensure lasting durability for heavy-duty use.
【Easy to Use】This lightweight pole saw extends up to 5 meters with a 30° rotating head for precise cuts, eliminating the need for a ladder. The 180° adjustable handle and shoulder strap reduce fatigue, while the cordless design gives you complete freedom of movement.
【Safely Features】The double locking design made of safety lock and safety button provides double safety protection. Wireless pruning branches is safe for the user.
【Box Contents】Saw head, guide bar, handle, telescopic pole, shoulder strap, saw chain and guide bar, blade guard, battery, charger, lubricant box (lubricant not included), instruction manual.

 

Features

  • Brand
    LIFERUN
  • Length
    92 cm
  • Power source
    Cordless
  • Telescopic function
    Yes
  • Oil level indicator
    No
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Weight
    4045 g
  • power supply
    Electric
  • Anti-vibration system
    Yes
  • Chain speed
    5 m/s
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME75108479
  • MMID
    381635137087
  • Product code
    Liferun1026611N
  • EAN
    0673658678688

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