Milwaukee M18 Brushless Telescoping Pole Pruning Shears Review 3008-21

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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    An Arborist's Take on the Milwaukee M18 Brushless Telescoping Pole Pruning Shears (3008-21)
    As a professional arborist, I'm constantly on the lookout for tools that can make my job easier, faster, and safer. Hauling around a clunky ladder and wrestling with manual pruners can be a real drag on a long day. That's why I was excited to get my hands on the Milwaukee M18 Brushless Telescoping Pole Pruning Shears (model 3008-21). Here's my take on this innovative tool after putting it to the test:
    Power and Performance
    This isn't your average electric pruner. The brushless motor packs a serious punch, effortlessly slicing through branches up to 1 ¾" in diameter. No more struggling with thick limbs that leave you with aching arms. I was particularly impressed by the clean, bypass cuts it makes, minimizing damage to the tree.
    Reach and Ergonomics
    The telescoping feature is a game-changer. Being able to extend the pole from 7ft to 10ft allows me to reach high branches without needing a ladder. This is a huge safety benefit, as well as a big-time saver. The ergonomic design makes the tool comfortable to use for extended periods, reducing fatigue.
    Overall Impressions
    Milwaukee's M18 Brushless Telescoping Pole Pruning Shears (model 3008-21) is a well-designed, powerful tool that has quickly become a staple in my arborist toolkit. It's significantly reduced the amount of time I spend pruning while keeping me safe on the job. While the price tag might be a bit steeper than traditional pruners, for professional arborists or serious homeowners who tackle tough pruning jobs regularly, the increased efficiency and safety make it a worthwhile investment.
    It's important to wear proper safety gear when using any power tool, including gloves, eye protection, and long pants.
    I would definitely recommend the Milwaukee M18 Brushless Telescoping Pole Pruning Shears (model 3008-21) to any arborist or homeowner looking for a powerful, efficient, and safe way to tackle pruning tasks.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 11

  • @james2042
    @james2042 3 місяці тому +7

    699 is a little steep, even by Milwaukee standards.

    • @declanfarber
      @declanfarber 3 місяці тому

      If you already have the batteries, the bare tool is $499. Not a bad deal, IMO.

  • @SmokingDeWalt
    @SmokingDeWalt 3 місяці тому +4

    Great video and another great Milwaukee tool.
    I think $399.00 would be a fair price but definitely not $699.00.

  • @EricStrobel09
    @EricStrobel09 3 місяці тому +1

    Give it a 50% discount and that's a good price

  • @francoponti6613
    @francoponti6613 3 місяці тому +1

    I also own this tool but it has a problem. When I extend the tube to the maximum and move it it emits a metallic noise inside the tube. Did it happen to you too?

    • @WorkshopAddict
      @WorkshopAddict  3 місяці тому +1

      I epuld return that asap. Mine is smooth and the same noise retracted or full. Get a replacement.

  • @abelesparza6059
    @abelesparza6059 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for the review. This tool looks awesome and you seem genuinely excited about it, but I am missing what about this tool is "game changing". Could you expound a bit?

  • @bigfootcountrylawncareplus9663
    @bigfootcountrylawncareplus9663 3 місяці тому

    Another excellent no b.s. review. Thanks!

  • @alldayalwaysbored
    @alldayalwaysbored 3 місяці тому

    Are you going to do a video about your Yarbo, and it’s lawn cutting capabilities

  • @rchiuz01
    @rchiuz01 3 місяці тому

    Do you find it too heavy when using it for a prolonged time, especially when doing a lot of overhead cuts?

    • @WorkshopAddict
      @WorkshopAddict  3 місяці тому

      I am 6 foot 3 and weigh more than I should, so it is not too bad for me. As a percentage of my body weight, it is low. Could my wife use it, no. I find it much better than my pole with a saw and pruner with a rope! The weight is in the battery end and if it had a great harness, it would be awesome.