Ratcheting Lopper
Cost range: $25-$125, depending on make/model
Limitations Addressed by Product: Upper extremity, Strength/endurance
It reportedly takes significantly less effort (up to 110% mechanical advantage) to trim/prune trees or vines with a Ratcheting Lopper than with a standard lopper. Rather than trying the lop off a thicker and/or harder branch with a single squeeze of the handles, the tool's ratcheting mechanism requires the user to open and close the handles multiple times, each time cutting deeper into the branch until it falls off. Most makes/models feature telescoping handles; non-slip, cushioned, ergonomic grips; and alloy-steel cutting blades.


Toolbox :: Orchards, Nurseries, and Vineyards :: Orchard, Nursery, and Vineyard Aids :: Pruners and Trimming Aids
Source | Barnel USA Portland, OR, 97229 |
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Website | www.barnel.com |
info@barnel.com | |
Phone | 800-877-9907 503-291-1400 |
Fax | 503-291-1600 |
Source | Bosmere Incorporated 2701 S. Main Street Salisbury, NC, 28147 |
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Website | www.bosmereusa.com |
customer_service@bosmereusa.com | |
Phone | 704-784-1608 |
Source | Fiskars Brands, Inc. |
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Website | www2.fiskars.com |
Phone | 866-348-5661 |
Source | Florian Tools 157 Water Street Southington, CT, 06489 |
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Website | www.floriantools.com |
info@floriantools.com | |
Phone | 800-275-3618 860-628-9643 |
Last updated: Feb 07, 2025