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This guide is for gardeners seeking an efficient and comfortable way to trim live, green wood and smaller branches. The Kent & Stowe SureCut All Purpose Bypass Loppers offer a sharp, rust-resistant cutting edge and a lightweight design to reduce strain during use. Keep in mind that these loppers are designed for branches up to 30mm in diameter.
| Model Part Number | 70100402 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kent & Stowe |
The loppers can cut branches up to 30mm in diameter.
Wipe the blades with a damp cloth after each use.
Yes, periodically apply a light oil to the blades and pivot points.
The loppers come with a 5-year guarantee.
These loppers are designed for trimming live, green wood.
It is not recommended to use these loppers on dry wood, as it can damage the blades.
Store the loppers in a dry place when not in use, using the hanging loop for convenience.
Sharpen the blades as needed with a sharpening stone or seek professional sharpening services.
Clean the blades and lubricate them. If the issue persists, sharpen or replace the blades.
Check for debris or sap build-up and clean the pivot point. Apply lubricant if necessary.
Clean the rubber handles with soap and water. Ensure your hands are dry when using the loppers.
The Kent & Stowe SureCut All Purpose Bypass Loppers are designed for branches up to 30mm. Consider using a saw for larger branches.
The Kent & Stowe SureCut All Purpose Bypass Loppers require no special setup. They are ready to use out of the package.
These loppers are designed for use on live, green wood and branches up to 30mm in diameter. Avoid using them on dry, dead wood or excessively thick branches, as this can damage the blades.
