Wolf Tools

[Jonesie]

Just wanted some feedback on Wolf tools as I'm about to become a main dealer for them. Its a big commitment to get the right terms, so any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance.

[John Shutler]

i have there long reach extendable loppers and they are tip top

[Steve Bullman]

i rate them. not quite professional standard but near as damm it. their poles are particularly good value. no complicated extending devices like the silkys and reasonable price. their lopper heads are very good also.

[AJarb]

What Steve said!

[Rupe]

My silky pole pruner broke (the mechanism) so went back to my old Wolf one. Its perfectly good, maybe can't manage the same thickness buit its ok.

 

We also have brushes and handles which can be interchanged. Also the big mettle rake is man enough for stumpgrindings when most rakes are not.

[Quickthorn]

I've only got the lawn rake - which is very good for scraping up leaves and twigs on grass. I'd say the same as some of the others - not quite professional standard, but very close.

[Steve Bullman]

the saw head for the wolf pole is a bit lame.......but if you buy an ARS head it pushes on the end, nice tight fit so doesnt need any additional fixings

[nepia]

Would be lost without the maximum size pole, loppers and pruning saw. Brilliant for dragging down hung and tangled stuff from a tree.

Jonesie; will be watching your prices keenly as I've always bought from Abbey Garden Sales.

[nepia]

Didn't know about ARS saws until your post. Which saw are you 'forcing' onto the Wolf pole? Have you used their bespoke 'saw sharpener'? It looks like it may be a good idea but it could equally be a mere gadget.

Not being a climber I use my pole pruner a lot so it's a basic tool of my trade, worth getting right.

 

Cheers.

[Steve Bullman]

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