Echo PPT265ES Easy Start Telescopic Pole Pruner. The easy way to prune trees and saw off dead and unwanted branches. The ECHO PPT265ES Power Tree Pruner has a telescopically adjustable rigid shaft that does not flex and carries a 30.5cm 12" chain saw head as standard, although this is one of very few machines that does allow the fitting of other attachments, including the popular adjustable hedgetrimmer HCAA2402.
The new PPT-265ES pole saw can be used for clearing brush, sculpting and thinning, producing clean precise cuts. A sturdy fibreglass housing have made this power pruner strong, but with an overall weight of just 8.4kg, the new PPT-265ES is easy to manoeuvre to ensure precise operation. A safety shut-off switch, easy-grip handle and trigger and comfortable safety harness helping to support the pruner, together with ECHO's anti-vibration control measures, have made the PPT-265S very user-friendly for the professional landscaper.
Un-Extended the pruner is just under 2.74 metres long and fully extended it is just over 3.83 metres. With the optional extension it is 5.3 metres long allowing you to reach branches up to 7.01 metres. The ECHO 25.4cc air-cooled, two-stroke engine powers the 30cm self-lubricating cutter blade to a chain speed of 610m/min, making the PPT-265ES capable of cutting through branches easily and efficiently. The PPT-265ES is fitted with the ECHO Easy Start System, this means that the operator requires greatly reduced pulling power required on the starter compared to other power pruners, and there is no kick-back effect in cranking.
• 25.4cc 2-Stroke Engine
• Echo Easy Start System
• 2.74m (9') Un-Extended
• 3.83m (12'6") Fully Extended
• Optional 1.59m (5'2") Extension
• 30cm Chainsaw Head
The Echo Easy Start system is a culmination of years of unique and innovative developments, it works to minimize the effort required to start the engine with greatly reduced pulling power and vastly reduced kick back effect. In most cases the effort required to pull the starter is reduced by up to 50% compared to standard models.
