10 in. 7 Amp Telescoping Electric Pole Saw

I like Sun Joe products and this saw is manufactured by them. Not sure what happened to mine... but there must be a short somewhere. First time using, it was great on my oak tree. I cut a limb appx 5" in diameter and 20' long and it cut like butter. It cut the limbs on my Canary Island Date Palm fairly well (it's huge and its limbs are a beast to cut through). Second time I used it, it was slower, took longer to cut through the limbs and it began to shut off or not start. Third time is where I knew I had to return. I pressed the button and handle and it would not do anything for a few seconds, buzz a second, silence, buzz a second, silence and then turned on. I only used the saw for about a total of 30 minutes each time, so it wasn't overuse and I made sure the tension was good, nothing was caught in the chain, oil was in reservoir and it was clean. I am the type of person that keeps my tools 'til they die (my weed eater and lawn mower are over 15 yrs old and still going). I take care of my stuff and am not hard on them. I really feel I have a one off dud. I would swap out, but I will wait until another sale and get another pole saw that has worked out the flaws. The one thing that is a true negative, you have to press a small white button on the side while also holding down the handle. It is awkward for my average sized woman's hand to press it and hold the handle down. It is heavy, but all pole saws are (keep in mind that upper body strength isn't my forte).

This telescoping chain saw is extremely easy to put together and use. You just need to attach the saw mechanism, make sure that there’s oil in it every time that you use it and you’ll be good to go. It plugs into a standard extension cord and you’re ready to trim trees. It also comes with a saw cover for safe storage. This is an awesome product. I would purchase it again and recommend to my friends. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I have a huge apple tree and every summer I have to use a manual hand limb cutter to trim it up. The limbs are so long and hang low. My neighbor has to duck under them when he mows his years. Using hand trimmers is a lot of work. They don't always cut the branches with one cut. Now with the Pole chain saw my work will be done so much faster. The pole chain saw was so easy to put together and the instructions were simple and easy to follow. It came with a cover for the blade and some chain oil to start out with. I love that I can plug it in and get right to work. It cut down my branches so fast and it was so easy. Its easy to hold and use. I can not wait for spring so I can finish cutting the rest of the branches. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I have needed a pole chain saw for many years. This is going to make life so much easier. It was so easy to put together and instructions were clear and easy to follow. It even comes with a cover to put over the blade and a small bottle of chain oil to start out. I have a huge apple tree thats really close to my house. The limbs grow like crazy, even growing into the neighbors yard. When my neighbor mows he has to duck under my limps. I've always cut them off with manual limb cutters, which is sometimes difficult. Now with the pole chain saw I will get the limbs cut down so much faster and easier. It was very easy to put together, start up and to use. It cut the branches with ease. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This pole saw was extremely easy to use and made cutting trees a breeze. Pros: - Easy to assemble. - Adjustable handle for different cutting positions. - Easy to use. - Telescoping shaft to reach high limbs. Cons: - Have to store in a horizontal position if it has oil in it. The ergonomic adjustable handle made it really easy to operate the pole saw even when fully extended and reaching for high limbs. The chain cut nicely and the self lubrication system was spot on. Assembly was easy as you only have to attach the bar and chain, fill the oil chamber (some bar and chain oil included) and you are ready to go. So far, I have used this saw to trim a Dogwood tree that suffered a broken limb after a show storm and completely cut down another tree that was about 20 feet high and had about a 10" diameter trunk. The only negative that I can say about this saw is that it has to be stored in a horizontal position if it still has chain oil in the reservoir or some will start leaking down the pole if stored vertically. This, however, is true of any chain saw. I just hung a couple hooks from the ceiling in the shed to keep it horizontal and haven't had any problems. Overall, this is a really nice pole saw that is super easy to use and perfect for anyone that has some trees to prune or even cut down. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This saw is simple to put together .We had a lot to cut down around our yard. It made quick work out of everything , from branches to tall shrubs. The telescopic pole was very easy to adjust . It gets all those hard to reach branches . It is light weight . My yard looks so much better now and we saved a lot of money by doing it ourselves instead of hiring it out . It will defintely get a lot of use around our house. I have included some pictures of some of the different sized banches we have cut with it . This machine is well built and would make a great addition to your lawn equipment aresenal . [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I just love Martha Steward Adjustable pole chain saw. It’s very easy to assemble and to use. Adjustable pole to trim higher trees and bushes. The pole chain saw is lightweights and it makes it easy to trim or cut brunches for hours. I would recommend it to everyone. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Nice piece of quality equipment, but a bit heavy for me to handle on my own. Didn’t know 11 pounds could be so unwieldy!

I love my new toy. It is light enough to use even with a touch of arthritis in my hands. It is easy to use and care and maintenance minimal. I would buy this product again.

Chain wouldn’t stay on