Does this pruner telescope?
800119
No, it doesn't telescope. The blade is at an angle and can be swiveled. I'm very happy with mine. I use an orchard ladder too so the length is good for me when trees are taller.
800120
No, it doesn't telescope. It is light and well balanced and EXTREMELY sharp.
800121
No, it doesn't telescope. I use it with a 6 or 8 foot ladder when I do high branches. Between all of that and my height, I can get to pretty high limbs. The pruner itself is terrific. I just love it.
1689628
It should as all but the cheapest telescopes use 1 1/4" eyepieces. Check your existing eyepiece to confirm as Celestron does not actually list the size.
1647321
Hello, It does but don't rotate it too far as it will start to unscrew! I use this on two of my telescopes and you can rotate the eyepiece for a more comfortable view as long as you are careful.
57726
Yes it is a go-to. After a simple alignment process it'll find anything. I absolutely love this telescope! You won't be disappointed!
1880349
Yes the pruner can handle all the branches that you are able to clamp onto.
1602458
No it does not, however when using eyepiece projection you can attach the filter to the eyepiece.
383760
yes it does you can take the adjuster thing off and get the harder to reach stuff and they are rounded. =)
1691992
Hello Susan,I would not recommend this tool for that type of tree. That tree is more of a hedge than a typical tree with large limbs. There is also a correct way to prune this type of tree and you should follow that procedure in order to continue to enjoy the beauty and benefits of the tree. I included a website underneath for you. I hope this helps.http://extension.unh.edu/resources/files/Resource000594_Rep616.pdfregardsfrank
1322903
yes it does and is very good. bringing distance away objects closer and clear too. I hope this answers your question
1574369
Pruning yes,hedging no. I use mine primarily for pruning shrubs rathure than a chain saw, which is both unwiedy and unsafe. As to the cord, I find it not to be a big problem except you must use a heavy gage(14 or 12ga, depending).
616798
Yes, however, I wouldn't recommend purchasing this item. The magnifying effect of the eyepiece is so modest, almost negligible.
1371508
I have had many years of experience using these pruners. Amazon asked me to answer your question but I do not understand what you are wanting to know. Could you be more specific and I may be able to help you. Chuck F.
521317
Yes, it does. I made the mistake some years back buying a Makita with a small arbor. Won't do that again.
2141084
It does telescope. It is for smaller fish. My grandson got a big one and the pole broke.
440621
I use mine with a still bushwhacker, I would imagine this would work with a pole pruner. The only issue I see is reaching up to trim trees or high hedges might be awkward.
414421
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
1206505
No, its very blurry and can't tell what you are looking at. Not a real telescope. Not even magnifying