STIHL HT75 TELESCOPIC POLE SAW

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$1,995.00
(NZD) incl GST

or 6 weekly interest-free payments from $200.00 or 6 weekly interest-free payments with an initial payment of $995.00 and weekly payments of $200.00

This is a CLICK AND COLLECT product. Please note this product cannot be delivered to you. It must be collected from one of our 3 locations which is to be selected at time of check out. Collection will be available after 24 hours of purchasing the product.

A long reach Pole Pruner for pruning, trimming and cutting high branches in commercial arboriculture applications. This machine extends from 2.7 metres to 3.9 metres enabling a 5 metre telescopic reach without a ladder. Included is a shoulder harness for operator safety and comfort.

Technical Data:

Engine Capacity: 25.4cc
Engine Power: 0.95kW
Dry Weight: 6.9kg
Chain Type: 3/8 Picco Micro Mini
Standard Guide Bar: 12” (30cm)
Warranty: 2 years Domestic

Anti vibrations System
Intense vibration at the handles of power tools can lead to longer-term effects of blood vessels in the hands and arms. STIHL have therefore developed an effective anti-vibration system where by the oscillations from the machines engine are dampened which significantly reduces vibrations at the handles allowing for more comfortable and safer operation.

Multi-function control handle
All Control Elements for the control of the motor are integrated in that handle. That makes the job easy and safe.

Telescopic pole
With the practical telescope shaft, that can be fixed from 2.70m to 3.90m, you can easily reach branches up to a height of 5m without having to leave the ground.

Backpack system
The comfortable RTS-HT backpack system - which can be adapted to suit the user's size by altering the position at which it is mounted - enables particularly strength-saving and ergonomic work, especially with prolonged use. Once securely fastened, the tool can be easily carried to the next tree.

STIHL ElastoStart
STIHL ElastoStart reduces the shock caused by the compression of the engine during starting. The compression shock is taken away from the users joints and muscles through a spring or rubber element in the starter handle.

Manual fuel pump (purger)
A small fuel pump delivers fuel to the carburettor at the touch of a button. This reduces the number of starting strokes required from a cold start.