lopper

Apr 22, 2013 5 Replies

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badgolferman 13 years ago

I have an older Fiskars lopper that looks much like this one

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Unfortunately years of cutting things that shouldn't have been cut by it caused knicks in the cutting jaw so it was time for a new one, preferably longer handle too.

I went to Harbor Freight since I had a coupon and bought something similar to this

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What a complete piece of junk it was! You would think with extendable handles and a ratcheting head it could cut branches better but it absolutely sucked so I went back to the worn out chipped Fiskars.

Back to the Fiskars brand and now I have one like this

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but I still prefer the one with the gears.

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Jim Elbrecht 13 years ago

so why didn't you get the Fiskars with the gears?

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I'm not sure mine are Fiskars- but I've had them a decade and am still surprised at how nicely they slice things off.

Jim

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hrhofmann 13 years ago

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chysyc8but I still prefer the one with the gears.

Harbor freight is good for ticky-tacky tools that you don't expect much from, or use only once a year or less. You have to pick and choose when you go to their store.

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badgolferman 13 years ago

Because I had a 20% off Harbor Freight coupon. And the new Fiskars loppers were the only ones available where I bought them.

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gfretwell 13 years ago

I just had a handle break on a Fiskars lopper. I took a picture, e-mailed it to them and they are sending me a new pair for free., These things have a lifetime warranty.

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krw 13 years ago

I've had a few companies do similar things. I had an Ames hose reel that started leaking at the bearings. Went on their site to order parts and there weren't any prices. They were free, including shipping. Same deal with Irwin clamps (and I just lost those pieces).

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