26-inch bypass lopper with drop-forged sword steel blade
Designed to pull up to a 2-inch diameter branch into the cut
Made from aircraft alloy aluminum with TPR (Thermo Plastic Rubber) rubberized non-slip grips
Patented center oiler bolt technology
Editorial Review:
The Toro 26-inch bypass lopper is designed to pull up to a 2-inch diameter branch into the cut. The tough drop-forged sword steel blade and anvil are extra strong and have a deep sap groove. The 26-inch handles are made from aircraft alloy aluminum with TPR (thermo plastic rubber) rubberized non-slip grips that make them lightweight and have excellent balance. These loppers also have a polyurethane cushion bumper which helps alleviate impact on hands, wrists, elbows and shoulders. The lopper also has patented center oiler bolt technology for ease of maintenance of the tool, allowing for continuous lubrication during operation.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Excellent Product:
The main reason for this purchase was the quality of the tool and after receiving it I was more impressed. It is light weight and has replacable blades. For the price is a much better value than the cheaper ones. Fast delivery and an excellent product.
Works Great For Me!:
These Loppers Are Great! We have chemise brush all around are house and it is pretty hard wood but these loppers cuts right thru. Some branches are tough but I just put one handle on the ground and lean on the other! My husband don't like that tho, says I'll break the loppers but they haven't yet! Besides I bought these for me because he don't like the way I use loppers but these hold up very well!
The best loppers!:
Well constructed, simple design, works great. I think I'll wear out long before these will!
Problem with the blade:
The blade on these loppers are to long and when making big cuts, feels like if the blade was going to split apart from th hook.
I have 20 years of experince usin this kind of tool ( equipment ) and I have alway said that the rounder and shorter the blade the better.
Why? because the when the blades is to long, you have to use a lot of straing, but when the blade is more rounded, no matter how thik the cut is going to be, you won't feel it in your arms and don't have to use a lot of straing.
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