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does anyone know the make of the old school ali pole pruners you see in so many lock ups? I was given a set but we have lost the pruner head and i would like to replace it with the same as the diameter it can take is much more than others i have found? Any clues? Also where to get a new one? Thanks.

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does anyone know the make of the old school ali pole pruners you see in so many lock ups? I was given a set but we have lost the pruner head and i would like to replace it with the same as the diameter it can take is much more than others i have found? Any clues? Also where to get a new one? Thanks.

 

Are they the ones that screw together? if so try any stihl dealer:thumbup1:

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If your talking about the ones with the steel rod that runs inside the pole between a fixed lever handle with red plastic grip and the cutting head I may have a spare head on a broken set! and I think one of the others I have still has the makers sticker on so I'll have a look next week for you.

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