Bahco Anvil Secateurs - P138-22-F


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The Bahco P138-22-F Anvil Secateurs are designed for gardeners and arborists who need to maintain old, hard, or dry woody vegetation. These tools offer a distinct mechanical advantage for tough stems by using an anvil action to distribute pressure, though users should be aware that the anvil design is optimized for dead wood rather than delicate live stems where a bypass blade would be gentler.
| Model Part Number | P138-22-F |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bahco |
While they will cut roses, anvil secateurs are better suited for dead wood. For live rose stems, a bypass pruner is generally preferred to avoid crushing the stem.
The total length of the P138-22-F is 220mm.
The wire clasp is made of durable steel; however, if it becomes loose, you can gently bend it inward with pliers to ensure it holds the handles securely.
Yes, the design is symmetrical and does not require a specific hand orientation to operate effectively.
Bahco components are often replaceable, but for the P138-22-F, it is typically more efficient to sharpen the blade regularly than to replace it.
Check for sap buildup between the blade and anvil, then clean with a solvent and apply a light machine oil.
Ensure the branch is placed as deep into the jaw as possible; using the tip of the blade significantly reduces leverage.
Remove rust with fine-grit steel wool, sharpen if necessary, and apply a thin layer of protective rust-inhibitor oil.
No assembly is required; the P138-22-F arrives ready for immediate use. To maintain the tool, wipe the blades with an oily rag after each use to prevent rust, especially after cutting resinous wood. Periodically check the center bolt to ensure it remains tight, but do not overtighten, as this will hinder the blade movement. If the cutting efficiency drops, use a sharpening stone to hone the double-bevelled edge to its original geometry. Keep the tool in a dry shed or tool box to preserve the longevity of the handle finish.