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Buying a Silky Pole Saw

Posted by Ryan @RNWilliamsGardenServices on August 19, 2012 at 3:32pm in Machinery

I am ordering a Silky pole saw off FR Jones, before their 1pm cut off tomorrow for next day delivery . Hayate or Hayauchi?, I will be buying the 6mtr plus models.

I like the option of the Hayauchi having the lopper attachment, but how does it feel compared to the Hayate?

The Hayate is classed as the heavy duty pro version, and the pole diameter is slightly larger. Is the Hayate that much better built?

If any one has any experience on using either of these of even both any advice would be great. I have read all the specs, just need some hands on feedback.

Also going to get a fixed saw, whats your choice for a good all rounder.

http://www.frjonesandson.co.uk/products-page/silky/pole-saws1/

Thanks Ryan

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  • Ryan @RNWilliamsGardenServices August 20, 2012 at 7:13pm

    Thanks for the reply/help.

    Decided to go for the Hayate 6.1mtr and a  silky Zubat 330mm, being delivered on Wednesday.

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