Are these anvil pruners or bypass pruners?
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Good question! They are anvil pruners. The steal blade comes down into a grooved, rounded bottom. I can trim very close and seem to get a consistent clean cut. I love them.
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Hello! R. Miller--I just looked at the 6 or 7 different Felco pruners I have and "Swiss Made" is stamped on each of them. I also have a Felco 310 Lightweight garden snipper which is still in a Felco Package..printed on the back of the package is: "FELCO, the world-leading manufacturer of professional pruning shears and cable cutters since 1945." For futher info: http.//www.felco.ch A further note:I have been a gardener all of my life...and have used several "good" brands of pruners. I have strictly used Felco Pruners since the '60's...because I know thru experience that they are the best!(The nippers in the package is to be used as a gift.) Happy Gardening! J.R. Hello! R. Miller--I just looked at the 6 or 7 different Felco pruners I have and "Swiss Made" is stamped on each of them. I also have a Felco 310 Lightweight garden snipper which is still in a Felco Package..printed on the back of the package is: "FELCO, the world-leading manufacturer of professional pruning shears and cable cutters since 1945." For futher info: http.//www.felco.ch A further note:I have been a gardener all of my life...and have used several "good" brands of pruners. I have strictly used Felco Pruners since the '60's...because I know thru... » Read More Hello! R. Miller--I just looked at the 6 or 7 different Felco pruners I have and "Swiss Made" is stamped on each of them. I also have a Felco 310 Lightweight garden snipper which is still in a Felco Package..printed on the back of the package is: "FELCO, the world-leading manufacturer of professional pruning shears and cable cutters since 1945." For futher info: http.//www.felco.ch A further note:I have been a gardener all of my life...and have used several "good" brands of pruners. I have strictly used Felco Pruners since the '60's...because I know thru experience that they are the best!(The nippers in the package is to be used as a gift.) Happy Gardening! J.R. « Show Less
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Not sure if its the same. But I love this pruner. The blade is very sharp and I find it very easy to cut branches. I have very small hands but still find it easy to use. The support is also very helpful. I have emailed them through their website and they were quick to help.
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Hi they are fast thread wood screws with a hex (allen) head. Hope this helps
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Myles: Being that is a ratchet type pruner, you can cut larger branches than a regular pruner that size will cut. I cut a branch that was a little over an inch and a half. I had to keep chomping on it but it got through it. Anything larger requires a larger pruner. Nice pruner for the price. Jim P
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not sure,bought this for my 80 year old mom,she likes them very much.said they are a little heavy for long term use so i bought he a smaller fiskars ratchet pruner.
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I'm not sure. There are screws and a bolt holding the blade in place, so it may be replaceable. Many Corona tools have this feature. To be sure, I would contact them. Here is the link to the parts listing on their website. http://coronatoolsusa.com/replacement-parts/pruning-tool.html
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My hands are medium to small. The pruners work good for me. If my hands were any smaller more effort would be needed for me to cut. I love the pruners though and would rather work with them then use the old time pruners I have always purchased.
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Yes, I would think so. They are my wife's pruners, but I have used them a number of times and found them comfortable. I used to wear a medium glove but with the current common sizing I now often wear a large. Hope this helps.
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You can find them here: http://www.allforcabinets.com/Bar_Pull_Handles_p/po1011-ss-c.htm
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If your pruner uses a 10" chain it should fit. These are all generic replacements
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LMAO . . . I wonder how someone snuck that in. They are great ratcheting pruners . . . I love mine.
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This non-telescoping pruner is highly durable and has fewer moving parts than a telescoping model. This is the type used by professional arborists and orchardists. Since the fixed-length cable has to move inside the shaft, a telescoping arrangement is really not practical.
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This opens up and I clean both sides. I am not sure but I think that it has one blade to be sharpened, that is the large side when the pruner is opened. The picture shown shows the blades closed and fastened shut by the lock lever. I'm not familiar with the term 'bypass'. To be sure, contact the manufacturer.
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I you are removing / changing sockets often, go with the hog ring anvil. the other style requires you to push in a spring loaded pin with a punch or nail to change the sockets. I have no problem pushing on or pulling off sockets with the hog ring anvil.
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I think my Fiskars 32-Inch PowerGear Bypass Lopper (91546935J)has a model number of 6935J based on the part number. These loppers work great for my wife and I, we use them allot.
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Linnea, thanks for the e-mail and the interest in the Felco loppers. Those are a bypass blade. Most Felcos are. Please let us know if you have any other questions on this or any other item in our catalog. Thanks, Mike CristA.M. Leonard, Inc.241 Fox Dr.Piqua, OH 45356mcrist@amleo.com