Troy-Bilt 7-Inch Tree Pruner String Trimmer Attachment 41AJTP-C063

Tanaka Commercial Grade Simple-Start Quick-Load Gas Powered Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer / Brush Cutter 21cc 1.1 HP 2-Stroke (CARB Compliant) TBC-225S

Geared toward the homeowner, the TBC-225S commercial grade trimmer features S-Start for easier starting and the No Brainer quick-load head for no-hassle line loading. The Tanaka TBC-225S has a lifetime drive shaft warranty, is blade and attachment ca ...

21 cc, 1.1 h.p.. commercial grade, two-stroke engine
50% easier starting with S-Start pull-force reduction system
No Brainer quick-load head
Walbro carburetor with primer
9.7 lbs. (4.4 kg) with cutting head

Troy-Bilt 7-Inch Tree Pruner String Trimmer Attachment 41AJTP-C063

(1 customer reviews)

The Troy-Bilt 7-inch blade tree pruner attachment will attach to trimmers with split boom capabilities for versatile landscaping use. The attachment can operate at 2,000 strokes-per-minute, and can prune branches up to 4-inches in diameter. Other features include heat treated metal gearing, an extension boom, and a shoulder harness. The attachment features a 58-inch extension length and fits TrimmerPlus models By Ryobi, YardMan, Troy-Bilt, and most other attachment capable units.

A powerful 7-inch blade tree pruner attachment
2,000 strokes-per-minute for quick cutting
Prunes branches up to 4-inches in diameter
Fits trimmers with split-boom capabilities
Includes shoulder strap for comfortable operation

SKU:

StvB000H5T6J4XS

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Product Details:

Product Weight:	7.0 pounds
Package Length:	34.2 inches
Package Width:	8.1 inches
Package Height:	5.4 inches
Package Weight:	6.65 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Weak, but handy Oct 29, 2006
By PCHelp "gadget geek"
I own this & find it very handy-but it has its problems. Right now I'm replacing it because the gears stripped. It's rated for branches up to 4" diameter but my advice is to use it on nothing larger than 2"-or else support the branch while cutting it. Unsupported branches can be expected to sag & pinch the blade. If the branch is heavy enough this pinching will stop the blade & the gears will strip. The cost of replacing the gears is essentially the same as the cost of replacing the entire unit.

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