Sharp Things That Cut

Hand Pruners

FELCO--This is the original felco design. All felco popular models continues with tradition workmanship. CORONA--There's a Corona Pruner to meet virtually any need or cutting preference. The blades and hooks on each of our bypass pruners are individually hand matched for precision, ensuring the closest. cleanest cuts with maximum cutting capacity. ARS--The ARS has a more aggressive bevel angle on the precision ground blades. No one hardens blades better than ARS, edges are not only sharper, but keep their edge longer. Blades are hard chrome plated to keep rust, dirt, and sap buildup away. Simple solid die cast aluminum construction is shaped to fit the hand perfectly. Lighter weight, better balanced, and longer lasting. Full wire-coil spring is anchored- no popping out. Pruner Holsters Available J-1050 slides on belt J-1050c clips on belt

ARS Hand Pruners Hand pruners, secateurs, shears, pruning shears

Corona Hedge Shears, Hickory Handles

Resharpenable forged steel alloy blades. Fully heat-treated for strength. Precision made pivot bolt. Serrated top blade, limb notch for longer branches. Shock stop bumper. Bolted on hardwood hickory handles. Comfortable non slip grips.

Corona Hedge Shears Lopping Shears

Hedge Shears, Aluminum Handles

Hedge Shears with Aluminum Handles.

Corona Hedge Shears Lopping Shears

Corona Lopping Shears, Aluminum Handles

1 1/2" Diameter cutting capacity plus you pick of length in the handle, listed below. Lightweight, high strength spin on/off elliptical aluminum handles. Resharpenable, replaceable Radial Arc bypass blade of fully heated-treated, forged steel alloy. Forged, slant-ground hook with self-cleaning, deep sap groove. Forged in bumper cups with alcryn bumpers. Precision made self aligning pivot bolt. Comfortable ergonomic grips.

Corona Long Handled Bypass Loppers Long Handled Pruners Loppers Lopping Shears

Corona Lopping Shears, Hickory Handles

When its too big for a hand pruner and too small for a handsaw, the J-WL6341, 22" handle professional quality lopping shear may be the best choice. Durable, drop forged steel blade and hook are built to last. 1 1/2" CUT. For heavier duty pruning of trees, shrubs and vines, these 3 can get the job done. Replaceable hickory handles in 26", 32" and 36" lengths provide a choice of leverage and reach. Easily sharpened with a flat file with replaceable handles and parts, these shears will last a lifetime.

Corona Long Handled Bypass Loppers Long Handled Pruners Loppers Lopping Shears

All Poles and Ferrules

California branch stocks Jameson poles and ferrules while the Maryland branch stocks Dickie poles and ferrules. Jameson poles and ferrules are NOT interchangeable with other brands. Fanno slotted and drilled in CA fits fanno blades K-6405, 6157, 6109. (BLADES SOLD SEPARATELY)

Yellow 1-1/4" extruded fiberglass tubing. Includes K-4001 black plastic pole tip.

Fiberglass Pruning Poles

Marvin Pruner Heads

Resharpenable forged steel alloy blades. Fully heat-treated for strength. Precision made pivot bolt. Serrated top blade, limb notch for longer branches. Shock stop bumper. Bolted on hardwood hickory handles. Comfortable non slip grips.

Fiberglass Pruning Poles Fiberglass Pruning poles - sectional Fiberglass pruning poles - straight Pole Pruners: Heads, Sets, Parts Marvin pruner head

Handsaws & Replacement Blades

No. 14 Series saws have straight handles and narrow curved blades. Good for orchard work and detail shade tree and ornamental pruning. No. 16 Series saws have pistol grip handles and are good for general pruning. No. 20 Series Have "D" grip handles. Classic arborists pruning saw for general ornamental and line clearance pruning.

Handsaw scabbard, belting Handsaw scabbards Handsaw Scabbards, leather Handsaws, Fanno, Original Handsaws, Replacement Blades Handsaws, Tri-Edge, Fanno Handsaws, Tri-Edge, SMMC

SM13 Series of Saws, Blades, and Scabbards

SM13 series. The pistol grip handle was our first release. Our next release was the closed grip "D" handle which provides several benefits. The "D" handle really helps to protect your knuckles from contact with rough bark. The "D" handles is less likely to snag on a branch and get levered out of the scabbard. Scabbards We have the black belting and the leather scabbards. They fit our 13" series plus many others as well. We also have the belting and leather scabbards with pruner pockets. Replacement Blades We have the 13" curved blade and the 13" curved blade with tip. Replacement Handles We also carry the wooden replacement handles for the saws. We also carry a 13" rubber grip saw with replacement blades. We carry forester 13" replacement blades.

Handsaw scabbard, belting Handsaw scabbards Handsaw Scabbards, leather Handsaws, Fanno, Original Handsaws, Replacement Blades Handsaws, Tri-Edge, Fanno Handsaws, Tri-Edge, SMMC

Corona Pruner Head and Replacement Parts

Forged steel alloy blade with 1 3/4 diameter cutting capacity. Compound action, dual pulley system triples your cutting power.

Pole Pruners: Heads, Sets, Parts

Fred Marvin Pruner Head & Replacement Parts

Marvin can cut up to 1-1/4 inch green material, but it's going to be more efficient on 1-inch and under.

Pole Pruners: Heads, Sets, Parts Marvin pruner head

Pole Saw Blades, Lance Tooth, S&D

S&D = Slotted and Drilled. These blades bolt directly into a S&D pole or special adapter. Before the tri-edge was the lance tooth blade. Although it is fair to say that these blades may not seem to be as sharp or fast cutting as the tri-edge blades, they have done quite well for over 80 years and actually have some advantages of their own. They are less expensive to purchase and may be sharpened many times which greatly extends their service life, making them even less expensive to operate. The blades come in three sizes of tooth, giving them a versatile range of wood that can be cut.

Pole Saws - Heads, Blades, Parts

Pole Saw Blades, Socket Head Style

These blades are specially designed for use with either the Blair head or Fanno socket head. Before the tri-edge was the lance tooth. Although these blades may not seem to be as sharp or fast cutting as the tri-edge blades, they have done quite well for over 80 years and actually have some advantages of their own. They are less expensive to purchase and may be sharpened many times which greatly extends their service life, making them even less expensive to operate.

Pole Saws - Heads, Blades, Parts