TreeHelp Rope Saw: Professional

Save $100's by pruning high branches yourself safely and easily from the ground. 

The TreeHelp Rope Saw: Professional lets you prune high tree branches from the ground, using a 48-inch Bimatic carbon steel chain blade you pull into the limb with rope instead of a ladder or chainsaw.

Benefits

• Convenient: The patented Bimatic blade's two-way cutting lets you cut high limbs quickly, and pruning from the ground saves the time and effort of climbing a large tree.
• Money-saving: Cutting the branch yourself avoids paying a tree care company, which can run into the hundreds of dollars for this kind of job.
• Safe: Standing on the ground while you cut removes the fall risk of climbing into the tree and the hazards of working with a power chainsaw. The rope itself is lightweight, strong polypropylene that doesn't conduct electricity, so it poses no problems working near overhead power lines.

How does a rope saw cut high tree branches?

Toss the included throwing weight over the branch you want to cut, then pull on the two 25-foot ropes attached to the blade. The Bimatic blade is built for two-way cutting, so it saws in both directions and cuts three sides of the branch at once, which makes it faster than a standard one-way pruning saw.

Is a rope saw safer and cheaper than hiring a tree service?

Because you stay on the ground instead of climbing into the tree, you avoid the fall risk and the hassle of hauling a gas chainsaw up into the canopy. The rope itself is lightweight, strong polypropylene that doesn't conduct electricity, so it poses no problems working near overhead power lines. Cutting the branch yourself also avoids paying a tree care company, which can run into the hundreds of dollars for this kind of job.

Specifications

• Blade: 48-inch Bimatic carbon steel chain blade, two-way cutting
• Rope: two 25-foot lengths of polypropylene rope, electrically non-conductive
• Includes: throwing weight