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Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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Posted by
sweetbay103 (
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Sun, Sep 21, 14 at 15:02
| My old lopper is getting very dull (also any recommends for blade sharpeners?) and I need a new one. Whenever I go to Lowe's and try out the loppers they are too heavy for me. Any recommendations for a decent lopper that a small person can handle easily? |
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RE: Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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| I love my Corona mini bypass pruners BP3225, and I am a very small person. They are lightweight and now are the only pruners I use. They are long enough to reach inside a rose bush, so now I don`t even need to use gloves to prune. I got mine from Lowe`s but I have seen them advertised on amazon too. I liked them so much I now have 2 pairs. They aren`t for cutting big branches off a tree or anything like that, but they sure work great for roses. |
RE: Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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| Stihl loppers have simple lightweight aluminum handles. I'm 5'2" and not especially strong. These are perfectly proportioned and get the job done without strain. They're the best I've ever owned. I don't think you'll find them at a big box store, but they should be available at any outdoor equipment retailer. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Stihl Loppers
RE: Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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| I found one at OSH (Sears Hardware Store) that has fiberglass handles. It is nice and light |
RE: Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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| Thank you ratdogheads on the Stihl loopers. I need to buy a new set of loopers and these look great. |
RE: Recommendations for lightweight loppers?
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| Thanks for the suggestions! |
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