✂ Pruning Loppers & How To Use Them - QG Day 138 ✂
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2020
- Today, on day 138, we are talking about pruning loppers and how to use them. This is our Saturday series to present to you our favorite garden tools. 🛠😃
In this video, we show you our 2️⃣ pruning loppers we use and how they work 💪. We also go over the difference between bypass and anvil pruning loppers, along with showing you how to actually use them in your garden. ⚒ Definitely leave your comments and questions ❓ below if you use pruning loppers in your garden, and which or what kind you like use.
Pruning loppers shown in this video:
- Fiskars Regular Loppers: amzn.to/3a7QQv2
- Fiskars Telescoping Loppers: amzn.to/31APlSa
- Corona Loppers (not in video, but here you go): amzn.to/2DCosp5
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My only use of the loppers is the sometimes low hanging pine branches around here...
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Hi RealJingy! 👋 Nice. They are great for pruning low hanging pine branches. Thank you for continuing to watch! 😃👍
Got excited for the telescoping loppers! Great video! I want a t-shirt, where can I get one?😉
Hi Skeptical Dad! 👋 Right? Telescoping tools of ANYTHING is always a good idea! Love the t-shirt idea! Now we have to do this. 😃
This is probably a dumb question but how are loppers measured? I've got a pair that's 28" from the end of the handle to the point. I need to replace it with something about the same size but I'm not seeing how they're measured!
Hey @gregp74 ! Good question and there are no "dumb" questions. 👍 Loppers are measured in both their handle length and also the largest size of branch they will cut. So, you can definitely replace your loppers with a 28" or even 30" length handle, but it's good to know how large a branch it will cut. Some loppers have it printed somewhere on their handles or right on the cutting area of the lopper (be careful). Take a look around the surface of your lopper, or, if you can't find it, try to match it the best you can. Or, what Sean likes to do is, go with the largest size you think you will need to get the job done. This could be 2" or even 3"-4", depending on your needs and what each manufacturer has available. Sean really likes both the traditional cutting loppers and the "compound" or heavy cutting loppers. Here are few we have (affiliate links): amzn.to/3QGiiGW and amzn.to/3R465vV
Buyers choice, of course. Hope that helps and have fun choosing your new loppers! 😉😊
@@SpokenGarden Hey thanks! The old ones have an overall length of ~28" The ones I have on order say 28" but I wasn't sure if they were measuring that from end to end or just the handle and not the blade.
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