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Operating a chainsaw, even for experienced users, can be a dangerous proposition. Kickback is a constant risk, & if a proper grip is not maintained the consequences could be disastrous. Black & Decker's unique GK1000 Alligator Loppers have been built to integrate the heavy duty cutting performance of a conventional chainsaw into a tool that is also exceptionally safe to use - for amateurs & experts alike. Designed like an ordinary pair of loppers, but with a fully enclosed, powerful chainsaw blade housed in the upper jaw, the GK1000's innovative design grips branches & fallen logs in place while you cut, completely eliminating the risk of kickback. Thanks to a sizeable 550W motor, sawing through even the toughest woods is a simple matter, & branches up to 4" in diameter can be severed with complete ease. Features and Benefits• Works just lika a manual lopper but with the power of a chainsaw• Fully enclosed bar and chain• Easy use all around the garden• Easy oil• Powerful motor• Lopper style dual switch handlesSpecificationsPower - 550 WMotor Type - Universal Bar length - 10 cmSafety lock off switch - Yes 2nd handle - Lopper style handles Inertia chain brake - Yes Pitch - 1/4 Sprocket nose wheel - Yes
Price: £90.95 from Tooled Up
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Operating a chainsaw, even for experienced users, can be a dangerous proposition. Kickback is a constant risk, & if a proper grip is not maintained the consequences could be disastrous. Black & Decker's unique GK1000 Alligator Loppers have been built...
When Black & Decker originally introduced the GK1000 electric lopper it quickly proved itself as a unique and popular tool for heavy duty pruning tasks around the garden, and the new GKC1000 retains the same design concept but runs on 18v lithium ion...
When Black & Decker originally introduced the GK1000 electric lopper it quickly proved itself as a unique and popular tool for heavy duty pruning tasks around the garden, and the new GKC1000 retains the same design concept but runs on 18v lithium ion...
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