Extensible pole saw having separable sections

Details Extensible pole saw having separable sections Extensible pole saw having separable sections

2004-09-09

2009-02-03

Peterson, Kenneth E. (Department: 3724)

Cutlery

Cutting tools

With support or attaching means

C030S166300, C030S381000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07484300

ABSTRACT:
An elongated pole pruner for cutting and trimming trees, bushes and the like having three separable sections, that when assembled, form an extended length pruner. The pole pruner includes a first section containing a handle and battery pack, a second extension section, and a third section that contains the purner itself. Each of the sections contains an electrical conductor that is attached to corresponding conductor in an adjacent pole sections via a male plug and female receptacle. In this way, the battery pack in the first section of the pole is able to deliver power through the second section to the pruner in the third section.

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