Kent & Stowe Telescopic Geared Anvil Loppers - 45mm Cutting Diameter

Kent & Stowe Telescopic Geared Anvil Loppers are ideal for larger stems or branches that are out o...

Best current price£28.95from eBay

One Offer

1 offer from £28.95

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

eBayKent & Stowe Telescopic Geared Anvil Loppers
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£28.95
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

The Kent & Stowe Telescopic Geared Anvil Loppers are designed for gardeners tackling thicker branches or those positioned just out of reach, offering enhanced cutting power through a geared mechanism. While they provide excellent leverage for branches up to 45mm, their geared nature means they are best suited for harder, mature, or dead wood rather than delicate live stems.

All features

Model Part Number10907271
BrandKent & Stowe

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the maximum cutting diameter for these loppers?

The Kent & Stowe Telescopic Geared Anvil Loppers have a maximum cutting diameter of 45mm.

Are these loppers suitable for cutting live branches?

While they can cut live branches up to their capacity, they are best suited for hard, mature, and dead wood. For very soft or live stems, a bypass lopper is often recommended for a cleaner cut.

How do I adjust the length of the handles?

Unlock the telescopic handles by twisting the locking collars, extend them to your desired length, and then twist the collars back to lock them securely in place.

What maintenance is required for these loppers?

Regularly clean the blades after use, lubricate the pivot and gears, keep the blades sharp, and store them in a dry place.

What material are the blades made of?

The blades are made from premium ground carbon steel coated with PTFE for a smoother cut and durability.

What is the warranty period for these loppers?

All Kent & Stowe cutting tools, including these loppers, come with a 5-year guarantee.

Why do these loppers have a geared mechanism?

The geared mechanism is designed to increase the cutting power, providing maximum leverage with minimal effort, making it easier to cut through tougher or thicker branches.

Troubleshooting

Loppers are difficult to close or open.

Check for debris in the telescopic mechanism or pivot point. Clean and lubricate the moving parts.

Cutting is not clean or requires excessive force.

Ensure the blades are sharp and properly aligned. Check that the branch diameter does not exceed the 45mm capacity. The geared mechanism might require lubrication.

Handles feel loose or do not lock securely.

Inspect the locking collars on the telescopic handles. Ensure they are fully tightened to secure the desired length.

Rust appears on the blades.

Wipe the blades with a light oil and a soft cloth. Ensure the loppers are stored in a dry environment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers significant leverage for cutting thicker branches.
  • Telescopic handles provide adjustable reach and easier storage.
  • Lightweight aluminum construction reduces user fatigue.
  • Geared mechanism minimizes the effort required for tough cuts.
  • Durable carbon steel blades ensure a clean cut.

Cons

  • Best suited for harder, mature, or dead wood; may not be ideal for very soft or live stems.
  • Anvil design can crush softer stems more than a bypass lopper.
  • Requires two hands for operation, unlike smaller secateurs.
  • The geared mechanism adds a slight complexity compared to simpler loppers.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The loppers are ready to use out of the box. To adjust the reach, unlock the telescopic handles by twisting the locking collars, extend to the desired length, and twist the collars back to lock them securely in place. Ensure both handles are extended to the same position for balanced use.

Compatibility: These loppers are designed for cutting wood up to 45mm in diameter. They are most effective on hard, mature, and dead wood. For live, green, or very soft stems, a bypass lopper may provide a cleaner cut.

Care:

  1. Cleaning: After each use, wipe the blades clean with a damp cloth to remove sap and debris. Dry thoroughly.
  2. Lubrication: Periodically lubricate the pivot point and geared mechanism with a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation.
  3. Sharpening: Keep the blades sharp using a sharpening stone or file designed for cutting tools. Ensure the correct angle is maintained for optimal performance.
  4. Storage: Store the loppers in a dry place, ideally with the blades closed or protected to prevent accidental damage or rust.

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop