Introduction and Pole Saw Overview

hey guys this Josh sty Ridge farmer I wanted to talk to you a little bit about what we're doing here we've lended up some trees and I wanted to talk to you and show you a little demonstration of this still model ht56c okay this is a pole saw big long pole saw it's about 8 ft long and uh we're using it to trim up these peacon trees here in the yard so I kind of want to do a quick review of this thing tell you what I think about it tell you what I like about it what I don't like about it I've already used it I've already cut this stuff down and we'll tell you what I don't like about it and what I do like about it when you get this thing this blade is sharp it's tiny it's a 10in little uh blade little bar on here it is sharp it is razor sharp it does a very good job cutting uh you've got a oil container right here for your bar oil so it keeps the chain nice and cool and keeps it sharp for a long time uh this thing comes apart there's a little knob right here and you just basically slide it apart so you can store it easily in your garage so this is a homeowner grade product this is not a commercial product this is a homeowner grade product the commercial one's a lot bigger a lot more beefy a lot stronger but I've used it for about a year on the farm and probably ran 10 or 15 tanks of gas through it it's done really really well guys so if you're considering a pole saw don't be cheap don't go the cheap route don't get that crappy stuff that old Remington or whatever it is that you're looking at look at these pole saws if you're only cutting a few limbs you might want to check a rental place see if they have anything but the steel P saw has really done a good job for me thought I would take you through it show you what it's all about fuel