Pole Saw, Cordless, Lithium Ion, 20-Volt

Pole Saw, Cordless, Lithium Ion, 20-Volt

Marsoni

M251S

$169.99

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Pole Saw, Cordless, Lithium Ion, 20-Volt20v, cordless lithium pole saw, max lithium ion battery has a longer lifespan & retains its charge 5 times more than similar nicd battery, provides up to 100 cuts of 1 1 2" pine branches per charge, 8" cutting bar & chain allows for a maximum cutting diameter of 6", center extension allows for a useable length of 6. 5' or 10', provides overhead reach of up to 14', in line power head allows easy maneuverability & visibility between branches, unit

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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025