Dang! I love that they have a pole with an extension! Could definitely see that being a must have down here in the south if you handle a lot of Crepe Myrtle's or rose bushes 👍🏻
I started using the Infaco 3020 Electric pruners two years ago. Mashes through big pruning projects....1.75" bite, carbon fiber extension pole. Even with the $2K+ price tag they are SO worth the coin as we do a lot of ornamental and corrective pruning
My client let me use his pair of electric Milwaukee pruners. They're definitely nice for thicker cuts but I found their bulkiness is a big hindrance for finer and more delicate pruning. I would say their a good addition to the tool set but don't quite replace traditional pruners, at least for my preference.
We used to use pneumatic prunes that felco made at the nursery for roses. We had to order special titanium finger gloves to protect our hands while using them.
Thanks brother! I have those same loppers! I need those pruners for my business bro. Wow !! I was so surprised it cut such thick branches and has a pole!! Great video!! Is there a pruner case to attach to yourself when walking around like with regular pruners? LETS GROW!!!
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Dang! I love that they have a pole with an extension! Could definitely see that being a must have down here in the south if you handle a lot of Crepe Myrtle's or rose bushes 👍🏻
I started using the Infaco 3020 Electric pruners two years ago. Mashes through big pruning projects....1.75" bite, carbon fiber extension pole. Even with the $2K+ price tag they are SO worth the coin as we do a lot of ornamental and corrective pruning
My client let me use his pair of electric Milwaukee pruners. They're definitely nice for thicker cuts but I found their bulkiness is a big hindrance for finer and more delicate pruning. I would say their a good addition to the tool set but don't quite replace traditional pruners, at least for my preference.
Awesome video dawg. That's definitely a good tool to have.
I agree, it makes pruning a breeze.
What a game changer.
Battery equipment is sure making dreams come true
I know dude. It pretty cool.
Thanks Keith because of you it has my credibility.
Thank you. I appreciate you. Happy new year.
We used to use pneumatic prunes that felco made at the nursery for roses. We had to order special titanium finger gloves to protect our hands while using them.
Thanks brother! I have those same loppers! I need those pruners for my business bro. Wow !! I was so surprised it cut such thick branches and has a pole!! Great video!! Is there a pruner case to attach to yourself when walking around like with regular pruners?
LETS GROW!!!
Interesting. A pruner case. I dono. Haha.
@ thanks
The real trick with these is how clean the cut will be at the branch collar.
Ahhhh great information. Thank you
I have a milwaukee m12 pruner that works great. Will last much longer than no name tool also. About $90 for bare tool.
Milwaukee makes one too? That's awesome.
Yep@@keith-kalfas
What's the Keith Kalfas coupon code? ,lol
I'm still waiting on the coupon code seeing of i can get one for you. But the affiliate link is in the description.
@keith-kalfas 👍
$80’s of handheld pruner/loppers vs $200 electric pruner.
Those fiskers hand pruner are junk total rookie/dont care about my work tools.
What brand/model do you recommend?
@getofly313 any good bypass prunes we run the stihl pp40 they are excellent and leave a proper cut
What would you recommend instead of the Fiskars?
@@jronmanlawn stihl pp40