How to use a Silky Hayate Pole Saw
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
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This week Nita & Shenae explain all about the Hayate Pole saw, what are the difference and why you would choose this pole saw. At the end of the video, they explain how to extend it properly. This will apply to ALL Silky Telescopic Pole Saws - Hayate, Hayauchi, Forester, Longboy, and Zubat Pole Saw. Shenae will show you the trick to extending a Silky Pole Saw made it quick and easy to get the job done.
Silky Pole Saws are classified as one of the best pole saws in the world! Made from the highest quality of materials and workmanship. They are built to last.
The pole saws are available in a number of different lengths and strengths. With the Hayate being of the strongest and tallest pole saw. PLUS there is a fiberglass pole saw designed for working around power lines.
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I'm glad to see Women making videos on tools/equipment that genuinely know what they are talking about. Everyone but specially women everywhere should be proud of you two. I appreciate the very useful information. Awesome job on the real world use of products and I don't know how but you can appreciate the quality that these tools have.
Thank you so much! We do our best and hope that these videos help. 😊Nita.
@@SILKYsaw No thank you both for your hard work and dedication, and yes the information in your videos is very helpful to me and i been using this type of equipment for almost half my lifetime, and still learn from your videos so i know that for someone that is a beginner or trying to decide on a purchase can benefit greatly from your videos. Thanks again best wishes all the way from San Diego California
By the way, it is absolutely endearing and adorable how your “mother” her. Not only are the both of you incredibly helpful and informative, you take on a tried and true mentor and mentoree relationship. It is truly heartwarming. I am about to use my Hayate For the first time. I have had several pulsars that are junk by comparison. Thank you again for your wonderful videos and your stellar dispositions
Thank you for your comment! And we hope you love your new Hayate as much as we do 😃
@@SILKYsaw you’re welcome and thank you. Oh yeah I love this thing. And I’m live with it. 🤣
I have owned and have used many pole saws..’There is not even a distant second to these. Especially with the Hayate in particular. I was recently quoted $600.00 US just to remove 2 large branches from one of my large pines. One branch is 22 feet up and the other 26 feet. Guess what? I just saved $600.00. The Hayate easily paid for itself twice in one day. The ease, the speed and the efficiency of this tool is remarkable. Wow! Again, great video you two. Thank you 😊
Meant to say in love with it 😊
@@TheGuitarRoom We love how much these saws surprise. Often our customers get a bit disappointed that they didn't get to use it for very long and end up going over to the neighbors and tidying up their trees just so they get to use it for a bit longer 😂We understand your new love! Nita.
Bought the Hayauchi 6.1m a few weeks ago - man, it’s amazing…. Am looking at the Hayate 7.7 (8m with blade), just for the extra reach.
Such a handy tool to have in the shed! So glad you love it. 😃
best silky saw info on the internet. Thank you, both. :)
We couldn't agree more! Thanks so much for your comment 😃 Nita.
Great tutorial ladies, thanks 😉. Got a busy weekend planned with my new 7.7m Hayate 👍
I hope the Hayate made the cut! 😉😅
@@SILKYsaw that Saw is savage, wow. One problem, arm's and shoulders ruined!!!💪🤪 worth every penny though 👌
@@stevejones6503 They are super sharp aren't they!!! When you use it next, to save the shoulders and weirdly enough cut even faster, just rock from your front foot to your back. Don't pull on it with your shoulders, just let gravity do its thing and the blade will dig into the wood by itself as long as you drag it back by rocking back on your back foot. Like a window cleaner does! I hope that makes sense 😃 Nita.
@@SILKYsaw perfect sense, thanks. Technique needs a tweek, once mastered I can move onto the windows!!! Thanks again Nita 😉 x
@@stevejones6503 Backup profession 😅
Wow, didn’t realize you can buy these super long pole saws! Cheers. Better than those pesky heavy power tools, which can be dangerous too.
These are not just pretty faces these ladies really know this product. This is a good proper review.
I have a Fiskars brand pole saw that appears to be a cheap copy of this one they they are selling. The scabbard is a nice touch mine doesn't have that. My locking mechanism and shape of the pole appears to be a direct copy. They gave a good explanation of how it works.
I accidentally clicked this video but it was a good video so I watched the whole thing. If mine ends up breaking I will probably order one of these.
Thank you so much for your comment actionjksn! 😃
I bougjt a Hayate (the longest version) 3 years ago. But I'm not sure I've ever used it. This 30-minute tutorial was invaluable. And now I know that 'easy peasy" is not just an Americanism. The only problem is thst now my wife won't let me buy the pole saw attachment for my Milwaukee Quick Lok 18-volt power head!
Hi Paul. Thanks for your comment, we are thrilled that you liked the video! You are missing out though, as those Hayate's are actually a lot of fun to use. Time to find some tall trees to prune 😀 Nita
So enjoyable.
Thank you! 😊
Informative and enjoyable video re: the Silky Hayate. Just purchased one from Japan. Wondering if it is possible/recommended to use with "in between" positions with extended pole/poles secured by clamps rather than clamp + button? Thank you. Following my initial purchases, all my neighbors are now Silky saw owners, and the Hayate is taking the place of a chainsaw on a pole. Your video demonstrations helped lead the way.
Thank you.
That's great news for you and your neighbors. Silkys are a real to use. You can use the poles mid extension, but it is not as safe as using them with the pin lock and clamp. Also, you will stretch the spacer under the clamp a lot faster by using them this way. Best if possible to use both locking systems. 😃 Nita.
Great video very informative. You two are like supermodel arborists.
I have one and can say the blade is very sharp and works well.
I was wondering do you ship to the States I like to support small businesses.
Would this be a good saw for pruning fruit trees? I'm thinking specifically of large apple trees (I'm in Upstate NY). I need a long saw that is heavy duty enough to cut through fairly thick branches. I love my hand Zubat, but not sure the pole saw Zubat will be long enough. It's either the Hayate, Zubat or Long Boy. I can't decide. BTW, I love the channel. Very informative.
Thanks for your comment Timothy! This saw leaves a really smooth cut so I think your Apple trees will love the Hayate! 😃 Nita
I have need of a strong pole saw that is about 2m in total length and has a blade about 50cm long. Requirement is for forestry, to wit, track scrub clearing. For horizontal use max 2m and vertical use 2m also. It will sit for weeks at a time exposed in the back of a 4wd utility.
Options ?
Hi, thanks for your question. As I mentioned on the phone, I believe the Zubat for Forester would be best, but I would definitely be leaning toward the Zubat. 😃 Nita
@@gardensandtrees Yes, thanks. A 1.2m Zubat with 24cm blade is my choice.
I realised that the the shorter the blade the better.
@@adelarsen9776 Awesome choice! 😁
Great tutorial 👍🏼
Thank you, sorry this one was took so long to put up. We have a new computer and for some reason it took 2 days to upload, crazy! We are going to try a different computer next week.
SILKY Saws Australia I enjoy your videos fun and informative and of course I share. People actually think that we know each other. Lol I’m like nope they are from Brisbane Australia 👍🏼 just cool folks 🙂 in the arb industry 😀
Lol we are definitely getting to know each other though! Thanks Joe, your are the best! PS Did you see the bloopers we put at the end of last weeks video. Thought we should show you guys that we get it wrong sometimes (a lot)
How ridged is this pole saw in comparison to a standard 3 piece pole saw?
What is this price in your purning shares
Hello girls, Could you please tell me a good way to get pine sap off of my beautiful brand new Hayate blade?
Thank you 😊
ua-cam.com/video/IhVIb5qF2H0/v-deo.html This video will hopefully help, also a cleaner with Eucalyptus or tea tree oil works a treat! 😃 Nita.
How can I buy THIS silky pole saw prunner FROM USA?
Hi Akos, I am so glad you looking for this saw. The Silky USA website is www.silkysaws.com/ and they should have this pole available 😃 Let us know if you have any more questions! Thanks, Shenae
Is the Hayate the only 7.7m saw?
Hi Damo, yes the Hayate is the only one that comes that long, Nita.
Thanks for that demo , could do without the giggling
Hi John, thanks for your comment, unfortunately the giggling is part of our personalities, its how we enjoy what we do and cope with the nerves of being on camera. 😀 Sorry that it bothered you. Nita.
Unprofessional
@@SILKYsaw I don’t mind the giggling … I find it endearing and relatable. I’d like to see any of these guys getting in front of a camera, with video lights and a basic script - and try give the performance flawlessly.
Id rather watch you ladies, than those boring ‘professional’ slick 3D animation type of videos with text and cheesy corporate music backing tracks
@@JDAfrica Thank you J D, and you are so right, it's really hard to not get nervous in front of a camera. It's like as soon as it starts rolling, you forget how to speak your own language 😂😆 Whoops, sorry I forgot, we are not supposed to laugh! 😊 Nita.