Hedge Shears - 60cm
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The URBN-Garden Hedge Shears (PSP-9409) are designed for serious gardeners and landscapers who need a reliable, high-leverage tool for shaping hedges and pruning sturdy branches. They offer exceptional cutting power and precision thanks to their robust metal construction; however, their 60cm length requires a bit more storage space than compact hand pruners, and they may become heavy for some users during prolonged overhead trimming.
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| Model Part Number | psp-9409 |
|---|---|
| Brand | URBN-Garden |
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FAQs
Can these shears cut through thick tree branches?
These are designed for hedges and soft-to-medium stems. While they can handle sturdy branches, they are not intended for thick wood typically requiring a saw or loppers.
How do I sharpen the blades?
Use a medium-grit sharpening stone. Follow the original bevel angle of the blade and work in smooth, consistent strokes along the cutting edge.
Are the handles weather-resistant?
The handles are designed for outdoor use and are durable, but it is recommended to store them in a dry place to prevent premature material degradation.
How often should I oil the pivot point?
A drop of light machine oil at the pivot point every few weeks or whenever you notice increased resistance will keep them moving smoothly.
Are the blades replaceable?
The blades are built as a permanent part of the assembly for durability; however, proper maintenance and sharpening will ensure they last for many seasons.
Troubleshooting
Blades feel like they are tearing rather than cutting
The blades have likely become dull. Use a sharpening stone or file at the correct angle to restore the cutting edge.
Shears are difficult to open or close
Check for sap buildup between the blades and clean with a solvent. Ensure the central pivot bolt is lubricated with machine oil.
Handles feel loose or wobbly
Inspect the handle attachments to ensure the fasteners are tight and have not vibrated loose through heavy use.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent cutting power for thicker stems
- Durable metal construction ensures long service life
- Comfortable grip reduces strain on hands and wrists
- Balanced weight distribution for precise shaping
Cons
- Larger size makes them harder to store in small sheds
- Heavier than manual hand pruners during extended use
- Requires manual maintenance to keep blades sharp and rust-free
Setup, Compatibility & Care
These shears arrive fully assembled and ready for immediate use. To keep them performing optimally, wipe the blades clean with a dry cloth after every use to remove sap, dirt, and moisture. Periodically apply a light coating of mineral oil to the blades to prevent rust and ensure smooth action at the pivot point. If the shears feel stiff, verify that the central pivot bolt is tight but not overtightened. Store the tool in a dry, covered environment to protect the metal from the elements and keep the blades out of reach of children.