what is collapsed length of handles? and what is extended length of handles? Thanks!
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Not sure I understand your question. Fully closed, handles are 32" from tip to end of blade, handles are 8.5" apart measured from handle tip. Fully open handles are also 32" from tip of blade to end of handles. Handles are almost horizontal or in straight line. Handles are fixed and do not extend nor collapse. Can be a problem in tight spaces, but leverage is fantastic. Hope this helps. I have two of these 32" loppers and use them for almost everything in our yard and attached woods. Shorter models may be easier to use in tight spots, but do not provide leverage for larger limbs. Not sure I understand your question. Fully closed, handles are 32" from tip to end of blade, handles are 8.5" apart measured from handle tip. Fully open handles are also 32" from tip of blade to end of handles. Handles are almost horizontal or in straight line. Handles are fixed and do not extend nor collapse. Can be a problem in tight spaces, but leverage is fantastic. Hope this helps. I have two of these 32" loppers and use them for almost everything in our yard and attached woods. Shorter models may be easier to use in tight spots, but do not provide leverage for... » Read More Not sure I understand your question. Fully closed, handles are 32" from tip to end of blade, handles are 8.5" apart measured from handle tip. Fully open handles are also 32" from tip of blade to end of handles. Handles are almost horizontal or in straight line. Handles are fixed and do not extend nor collapse. Can be a problem in tight spaces, but leverage is fantastic. Hope this helps. I have two of these 32" loppers and use them for almost everything in our yard and attached woods. Shorter models may be easier to use in tight spots, but do not provide leverage for larger limbs. « Show Less
795403
The handles neither extend or collapse. They are approx 32 inches from tip to end of handles.
795404
handles do not extend/ from handle to pivot is 28.5 ... when open 90 degrees there is a 1 1/4 inch purchase ... to get full 2 inch purchase, handles must be open all the way, almost 180 degreesthe pivot gear gives a great mechanical advantage, cutting branches like butter ... but cutting more than 1 1/4 inch is rather clumsy because you have to open handels too wide, its doable but clumsy
795405
The model pictured does not collapse/extend/telescope, the length of the handles are fixed a d do not adjust. it swings open and closed like most all other loppers. You must purchase a pair by their length. The "power gear" leverage is the best available and longer handles are easier to cut larger branches.The extending/telescoping model is the Fiskars 25-37 Inch Extendable Power-Lever Lopper (9168).
795406
Not sure I understand your question. Fully closed, handles are 32" from tip to end of blade, handles are 8.5" apart measured from handle tip. Fully open handles are also 32" from tip of blade to end of handles. Handles are almost horizontal or in straight line. Handles are fixed and do not extend nor collapse. Can be a problem in tight spaces, but leverage is fantastic. Hope this helps. I have two of these 32" loppers and use them for almost everything in our yard and attached woods. Shorter models may be easier to use in tight spots, but do not provide leverage for larger limbs.
1939155
I don' t have the length of each individual section--the sections are somewhat difficult to separate and reassemble because of the internal adjusting mechanisms. The upper section is 22" long (if you wanted to take it apart); the other two sections are probably about the same length.) It may interest you to know that the overall length of the fully collapsed stick is a little under 27", from the top of the handle to the end of the rubber hiking tip.
325844
Here are the measurements according to the website: This unit measures 30.75-inch by 18-inch and by 39.75-inch (bar collapsed). Measures 66-inches high fully extended.
259567
Just measured the one that I have 22 1/2 inches probability the shortest are 19 and the longest is about 22 inches they probability go with what the handle manufacturer sends them the manufacturer usually is limited to woods that are free of the most defects in the wood, does not make sense to make a handle that is likely to snap when used due to a defect in the wood just to add another inch or two
455778
The collapsed pole measures 45 inches, plus or minus 1/4 inch without the distal rubber end protector. I have purchased three of the same item, and the length varies just slightly. I discard the terminal tip protector, which the other responder to your question is probably including in his measurement.
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The overall length of the handles on the 2 I purchased is 22". I do not know where they measurement was taken... for instance from the bottom of the handle on mine to the top of hawk head on one is 21" and the other 21 1/2 inches. Not sure if I answered your question sufficiently...
506162
the Length, with handle closed, is about 29 inches and with handle extended it's approx. 38 inches
416987
I don't know the maximum length but both sets are adjustable. They can be extended and shortened by loosing a screw. Hope this helps.
99808
The longer ones are around 12 inches in length, with the one shorter one around 8 inches long. The width of the handles are around 1 inch and the width of the ends of all of them are around 2.5 inches wide. Hope this helps.
791130
I measured today, and the outside width from handle to handle is 23". The handles do not extend beyond the bowl of the toilet. I hope this answers your questions. This unit is much more stable that one that we tried that had a bar across the front, on the floor, to hold the handles. It is being used by a 210 pound man, with no difficulty.
1552431
In actual contact with the floor, mine is 20" wide by 55" long. However, there is a handle behind the seat that sticks out about 8 inches in the back, and the width across the handgrips is about 25". No, it does not collapse at all.
541887
Collapsed length is about 6" and diameter is a little over an inch. Was bought for a four year old child and she has no problem with it.
2005858
The part that extends is the auger blades which can be adjusted for a larger or smaller diameter hole. I have had no need to extend the handle but have used the auger to dig holes up to 32-33 inches deep. I have used this for over one year and would never go back to the other type post hold digger.
2098658
Collapsed length same as factory extended length will give about 6 inch lift works gtreat with trailer no more bottoming out
1387869
Hi Ana, sorry for the late response, my internet has been on and off all day long. The top portion of the white section is 13-3/4" long from front to back; with the handles it is about 16-1/4" inches from frant to back -- the width is 12-1/4". I don't know if the handles will come off or not, I have mine hovering over my sink with the handles extended. I love this thing, it is perfect for those items that can't go in the dishwasher, it collapses and you can wash it in the dishwasher. I even use it to drain my veggies after cleaning. I plan to take it camping next time we go... hope this helps determine if it will fit inside your sink. Hi Ana, sorry for the late response, my internet has been on and off all day long. The top portion of the white section is 13-3/4" long from front to back; with the handles it is about 16-1/4" inches from frant to back -- the width is 12-1/4". I don't know if the handles will come off or not, I have mine hovering over my sink with the handles extended. I love this thing, it is perfect for those items that can't go in the dishwasher, it collapses and you can wash it in the dishwasher. I even use it to drain my veggies after cleaning. I plan to take it camping next time we... » Read More Hi Ana, sorry for the late response, my internet has been on and off all day long. The top portion of the white section is 13-3/4" long from front to back; with the handles it is about 16-1/4" inches from frant to back -- the width is 12-1/4". I don't know if the handles will come off or not, I have mine hovering over my sink with the handles extended. I love this thing, it is perfect for those items that can't go in the dishwasher, it collapses and you can wash it in the dishwasher. I even use it to drain my veggies after cleaning. I plan to take it camping next time we go... hope this helps determine if it will fit inside your sink. « Show Less
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I don't reallyKnow how to answer this question except to say that mine have never collapsed & I use them all the time. The locking mechanism it's be better on these ones. When they snap shut. They stay that way until I manually unclamp them.
1824824
OK, Just measured this little 'jewel'. OPEN - TALLEST handle bar area =37" the LONGEST from tip of handle to front tray length=37" and wheel base is WIDEST area=20" OK, CLOSED: LENGTH=32"/// WIDTH (same) wheel base widest =20"///HEIGHT is floor to tip of folded tray= 12" This is a BASIC jewel, no frills, just does what you need and that is transporting your little bundle without breaking your back. Easy one hand operation. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to save their back, and keep baby comfortable.