Burgon & Ball Wavy Edged Hedge Shear - Telescopic


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The Burgon & Ball Telescopic Wavy Edged Hedge Shears are designed for gardeners who need extra reach and power when maintaining hedges and shrubs. Featuring a unique double-pivot compound action, these shears provide 60% more cutting force, making them ideal for thicker stems that standard tools struggle to manage; however, users should note that the telescopic mechanism requires occasional maintenance to ensure smooth operation at full extension.
| Model Part Number | GTO/WAVYHEDGE |
|---|---|
| Brand | Burgon & Ball |
Twist the locking collars on the aluminium shafts to unlock them, extend to the desired length, and twist back to secure.
The wavy edge traps foliage and stems in the curved sections, preventing them from sliding out while you cut.
The shears weigh 1.21kg, making them light enough for extended periods of use.
Yes, the compound action double-pivot design provides 60% more power than standard shears, making them well-suited for tougher stems.
Wipe the blades down with a clean, oily cloth to remove plant sap and protect against corrosion.
Ensure the locking collar is tightened fully. If it continues to slip, check the collar threads for debris.
Clean the blades of any built-up sap and check if the pivot bolt needs tightening to maintain proper blade contact.
To set up the shears, simply twist the locking collars on the aluminium shafts to unlock them, slide the handles to the desired length, and twist back to lock firmly into place. Always ensure the lock is fully engaged before use to prevent the handles from slipping.
For care, keep the pivot points clean and lubricated with a light machine oil to maintain the compound action efficiency. After use, wipe the blades with a cloth dipped in a light solvent or oil to remove sap and debris. Periodically check the tension of the central pivot bolt; if the blades feel loose, tighten the nut slightly to ensure they maintain contact throughout the cutting stroke.