what size branches will it cut through?
137255
Approx. 3-4, but much too heavy to lift up to tree branches that needed to be cut. All cutting was done on the ground. unless you are a very strong woman or have a man in good health, I would not suggest buying this product. Not what appears on the ad. Hope this helps.
137256
My husband was able to cut branches of 2 inches in diameter with no problem. Any larger may take more than a few tries. The only drawback is the weight of the appliance itself. You just can't hold it in an upward position for long, because, with the greatest part of the weight being at the very end, it's stress-weight is on YOUR end.
137257
4 inches but my advice to u. Don't waist ur money plz. Its not practical and its a pice of junk
137258
Our son said that the brush he was cutting was all in the one to two inch size. It did this with ease so it would probably saw through anything that could fit inside the jaw.
414418
1/2" branches may be pruned with ease. Larger diameter branches may be cut also, but it may take some grip strength to do so.
453234
To be honest i haven't even used the blade it comes with. I bought the beaver blade (chainsaw teeth) and i've cut saplings from 1"-5" no problem. My intention for this brushcutter was to clear my back lot which is filled with pine (soft) and so far its been great!
1428026
It cuts pretty strong branches, I would say about half an inch for sure. Thicker than that and you might get lucky with a swing at it.this is a terrific hedge trimmer, versatile and easy to use and even at full extension. Good luck, hope this helps
1851288
Any size. If log is bigger than will feed into cutter, shave it down until it will go in. I did not have good results from this tool, but apparently some others like it. Good luck.
1660158
It will cut up to 6 1/8" in width. 1" X 6" is not the actual retail dimension of the wood (it is less) unless you cut wood to that size.
512481
It will cut dry branches up to 3/4 ", fresh ones to 1/2". You have to hold branch so blade doesn't bind which makes this a 2 hand operation. It's fine for dry wood like plywood sheets but not a real outdoor unit. Jack Schmidt
821504
Greenworks 22102 2.7 amp 18 inch corded hedger can easily cut through an arborvitae hedge. I have used it to cut through my Rose of Sharon hedge which has some of the thickest and toughest branches. It can easily cut through an 1 inch branch
1120592
Have no idea. But it's pretty powerful. Cut down and cut up a 40' dead Colorado pine 2 days ago without any problems. I now have 8 2' stump seats for around the firepit and a healthy stack of burner logs. The trunk had a 20" diameter, and the saw chewed thru it like a fat kid in a candy store.
821505
I'd say yes on the arborvitae, though of course it depends on the size. I've been able to cut through very large laurel bush branches...they're really woody and tough. Maybe dime size in diameter? Probably even bigger too. It does a great job for what I've used it for.
2134779
Yes, it will. I have felled a 12" diameter live oak tree with this axe...only took me about three minutes to drop it once I began cutting. I consider this axe a excellent bushcraft axe, given the size, light weight and wonderfully forged head. Mine arrived sharp enough to slice paper, and has maintained a good edge.
112011
The length from handle to the end is about 7.5 inches. It can cut both crosscuts and rips in hardwood.
716848
The cutting portion of the blade is 6" in length, 2 1/2" in width. Unless the shrubbery is small in area, with thin branches, it is not recommended for that use.
1436012
Could cut down various sized tree. It is sharp. Depends upon the amount of physical force applied and angle used. Not designed as an axe but if given a choice I would choose this tool due to the multiple uses.
815530
It's bigger than that--probably more like 6 inches across with the handles. The cutting mechanism probably is around 3 inches wide or the size of a big apple but I may be wrong since I am going by my visual memory and don't have the thing in front of me.
1273615
We mostly use it for cutting limbs and brush up to around 5 or 6 inches in diameter, but I have seen others who say they cut limbs of 8 to 10 inches or more in diameter. It's not a heavy duty logging machine, so I wouldn't push it too hard.
196383
I have not cut larger than 4" tree, It did however do a very good job with that size. Only had to sharpen it after cutting out some roots. Sharpened very easily with a Gerber sharpening steel.