Z555P3 Pole ONLY, Telescoping Aluminum 7.3-23' (223-711cm)

$228.00

SKU:

Z555P3

Brand:

Barnel®

Weight:

8.10 LBS

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Availability:

Usually ships in one to four business days.

Shipping:

$29.00 (Fixed shipping cost)

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Product Description

88-280" (223-711cm or 7.3-23ft) Telescoping Aluminum Pole ONLY. Features a 4-stage extruded aircraft alloy aluminum pole with comfortable TPR grip.

Mounting Option 1: Z555P3 can be attached directly to Z555+S and Z550+S Saw Heads without an adapter

Mounting Option 2: Z555P3 can be attached to Z555PR Adapter with B555, B177Z, or with Z-Head and these saw blades: Z13-1, Z14-1, Z17-1, Z25-1

SHIPPING NOTE
This product ships UPS GROUND ONLY for $29 each (USA contiguous 48 states only). This includes a fee for custom oversized packaging. If purchased with other items, the shipping calculator will display the total of $29 plus the shipping cost for all remaining items in a separate box.

Hawaii, Alaska and INTERNATIONAL customers must call to order this product: +1-503-439-6400.

Mfg link: http://www.barnel.com/polepruners.php

Saw Heads and Adapters sold separately.

Z555P3 Weight: 109 oz. (3070 g)

Key Features

Z555P3 pole extends from 7.3 to 23 feet
Non-slip TPR grip
Sturdy extruded aircraft aluminum extension sections
Extensions and locking couplers are replaceable

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A little clunky but does the job

Unknown (Submitted on 4th Mar 2021)

I am fairly happy with my pole. A breakdown:
+ It is one of the longest poles on the market so I really appreciate the reach.
- Partly because of that reach it is pretty heavy compared to other poles like Notch and Silky.
+the locking mechanisms have knobs and spring pins, making it unlikely to slide around, especially when sawing.
-double the hardware adds the weight.
-my biggest issue with the pole is the bottom spring pin locking mechanism has a hard time locking down, sometimes not working at all. The spring pin on the mechanism seems to be locked up much of the time, and sometimes I can manually push it down with a finger. Its like the interior poles don't line up well and the pin can't get through each hole to hold it in place. I just spend too much time fiddling with it. Maybe I am missing something about how to use it properly but there wasn't any info that came with the pole to tell me otherwise.
+I like how you can get an aggressive saw head and pruner to fit this pole, and they come on and off well.
-The little pin at the top to down lock down the different heads is definitely going to get lost at some point...