The Hyper Tough 20V Max 8" 2.0Ah 20V Battery Powered Cordless Pole Saw is designed to help homeowners keep their property looking neat and tidy. With a maximum length of 9.5 ft, you'll be able to trim and prune those hard to reach branches. The Hyper Tough 20V Pole Saw is ideal for situations when it would unsafe to use a ladder. The telescoping shaft length, ranging from 7.5-Inch to 9.5-Inch, provides for maximum flexibility for jobs of all heights. The tool-less chain tensioning and a robust 3/8" bar length, Offer convenient adjustments and superior cutting performance. The automatic oiler with semi-transparent housing gives you ultimate visibility to see when oil needs to be added, saving on time and making maintaining your tool as easy as possible. The Hyper Tough 20V Pole Saw comes with a 20V max 2.0 Ah lithium-ion battery and a 20V max battery charger with weight of 8.8 lb, giving you the power needed to finish the job. When you are ready to make repairs or tackle home-improvement projects, the Hyper Tough Pole Saw is ready.
Hyper Tough 20V Black Cordless Pole Saw
Telescope up to 9.5 ft.
Bar Length 8 in.
Height Adjustment 7.5-9.5 ft.
Lightweight and Portable
Rated Voltage 20V
2.0Ah lithium-ion battery provides for a longer run time
Weight: 8.8 lb.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/601544220
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Like 8" short?
The Bauer is only $90 so for me with my battery set up... Leaning there
The Bauer is only $90 so for me with my battery set up... Leaning there
What?? lol
I was like , what the hell he is talking about lol
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The Bauer is only $90 so for me with my battery set up... Leaning there
It would be great to figure out if any of my batteries can run other brands like this low end Hyper tough, hart, any HF tools or the metabo work light.
But battery adapters are a thing. I have a Ryobi battery adapter and a bauer adapter.
I already have three batteries types going. I don't want to add a 4th/hyper tough/low end one.
I agree it's a good deal. But I could just get th3 Bauer and use it with my existing batteries and adapter than further complicate things
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How you build up your battery tools is up to you
It would be great to figure out if any of my batteries can run other brands like this low end hart or metabo work light
SystemA to systemB battery adapter
It's harder to adapt ryobi because of the huge "stem" but all of the slide on style everyone else uses is basically a shim so very easy. Torquetestchannel does it all the time
Bit too wordy, maybe like a stream of consciousness.