I'm looking at branches about the thickness of my index finger...
I'm looking at branches about the thickness of my index finger...
Properly sharp, and skillfully wielded, this should be more than enough:
Or, if you're looking for something more "traditional:"
https://traditionalgardening.com/best-hedge-trimmer-for-thick-branches/
Gas, electric, or either?
Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:Gas, electric, or either?
Prefer electric. Cords are okay.
I'd be looking at a pole saw personally.
I have a plugin craftsman with a saw blade tip that's supposed to cut that stuff. It doesn't. But I hate my hedges, so I usually just chainsaw the tops a couple times a year.
This looks pretty robust.
I use my cordless Sawsall with a good wood blade.
In reply to Cousin_Eddie (Forum Supporter) :
I use my sawzall with a tree trimming blade for a ton of yardwork. Its great for cutting roots in ground too.
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