Leonard 6-Foot Wood Sectional Pruner Pole

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603A

$37.06

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Leonard 6-Foot Wood Sectional Pruner Pole

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The perfect combination of strength, durability, and ease of use!

We make these Sectional Pruner Poles using durable kiln-dried western hemlock. Each pole measures 6 feet in length and 1-1/4 inches in diameter. Each pole includes a female ferrule at one end and a male ferrule at the opposite end. Both ferrules feature a durable aluminum construction. A spring-loaded pin makes attachment fast and easy.

Leonard Sectional Pruner Poles mount to another sectional pole or to a Leonard Top Pruner Pole. You can attach up to three poles together to greatly extend your reach. You can also mount to the head of your choice with the correct adapter. Please see the PDF below for a listing of pruner heads and their corresponding adapters.

Our spring-loaded pin allows you to snap the poles into place quickly and securely. Leonard Sectional Pruner Poles combine durability with ease of use to create the perfect pruner pole!

Product Information

Product Specs

Handle material: Wood
Ferrule material: Aluminum
Handle length (feet): 6
Handle diameter (inches): 1-1/4

Product Features

Sectional pruner pole
Kiln-dried western hemlock construction
Aluminum ferrules
Male/Female ends
Spring-loaded connector pin

Product Benefits

Durable hardwood construction
Aluminum ferrules resist rust and corrosion
Connect to your desired head with one of our adapters
Combine up to three poles for maximum reach
Spring-loaded pin makes attachment fast and easy

Additional Product Information

Pole Pruners and Their Components

FAQ

QUESTION: How many 603A poles can be snapped together? ANSWER: We recommend putting no more than 3 sectional poles together. Additional poles have been used but can put too much strain on the lower pole connections. QUESTION: How do I know what accessories to use with the pole pruner poles? ANSWER: Click on the link below to Pole Pruners and Their Components for a spreadsheet on which poles and adaptors go on which head.

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