STIHL HTA 86 Cordless Telescopic Pole Pruner – AP System

DescriptionThe STIHL HTA 86 Cordless Telescopic Pole Pruner is a powerful professional battery tool for professional use in tree maintenance, orchards and by local authorities.Please read the safety info before use.Its ?” PM3 saw chain, paired with a lightweight yet robust power head featuring a dependable branch hook, simplifies the extraction of loose cuttings from the tree. Enhanced by a rigid shaft that aids precision, ensuring clean cuts. The rapid length adjustment, facilitated by a quick-release mechanism, allows for seamless adaptability, spanning from 270 to 390 cm in total length.Key Feature to Note: Stalwart Branch Hook: Post-pruning, the branch hook facilitates the effortless removal of trimmings from the tree.STIHL’s EC-Motor: Driven by the STIHL brushless electric motor (EC), this innovation stands as an epitome of energy efficiency and minimal upkeep requirements. Its exceptional effectiveness ensures that battery power directly translates into impressive performance. The electronically monitored EC motor adjusts its operation in real-time based on the load, guaranteeing optimal outcomes.Ergonomically Engineered Control Handle: Highlighted by an orange locking lever upfront, a black ERGO lever, and an orange main trigger lever underneath. The self-resetting locking lever thwarts unintended device activation. Simultaneous operation of the ERGO and shift levers enables seamless, continuous work with minimal strain.Flawless Balance: Positioning the battery within the shaft of the HTA 86 attains impeccable balance during usage, facilitating tireless operation.Convenient Side Chain Tensioner: The chain tensioner’s side placement circumvents contact with the chain during adjustments, prioritizing safety.Effortless Tool-less Oil Cap: Incorporating a patented design for the oil tank cap, swift opening and closing are achieved sans exertion or tools.Extendable Telescopic Shaft: The telescopic shaft effortlessly extends between 2.7m and 3.9m, reaching branches as high as 5m from the ground, rendering previously inaccessible heights accessible.