A long-reach petrol pole pruner for professional use
The HT 105 from STIHL is a petrol pole pruner designed for professional pruning of trees and the removal of dead wood, branches, and storm damage. Its already long-length of 270 cm can be extended further up to a maximum of 390 cm for almost-effortless positioning and cutting of the tallest trees.
STIHL keep setting new benchmarks with their engines
The STIHL 4-MIX engine, which runs on a fuel-oil mix just like a 2-stroke, provides fast acceleration, more power, added torque, lower noise, reduced emissions, and increased fuel efficiency, all of which help to complete jobs quickly and more easily, a huge benefit to professional workers. An anti-vibration system dampens oscillations from the engine to significantly reduce vibrations at the handles for comfortable, healthier working.
The telescopic shaft is practical, comfortable, and easy-to-use
The shaft itself is strong to encourage control and precision, and making the adjustment in length is done simply by loosening and tightening the quick adjustment; the padded grip on the shaft provides a firm grip over the entire gripping area. The ergonomic handle is multi-functional, with all controls accessible whilst your hand remains on the handle for easy and controlled operation.
Designed and built for the professional user
The magnesium gearbox provides the robustness and light weight required for a professional tool, for long-lasting use and reduced strain over longer working periods. An integrated branch hook can be used to remove clippings from the tree for easy, time-saving clean-up. Safe and easy tensioning of the chain is ensured as no hands need to come in contact with the saw chain to make the adjustment.
Includes a shoulder strap, with an optional harness available to purchase separately
A shoulder strap is included as standard to provide some comfort, however a more advanced RTS harness for greater support is available to purchase separately (a mounting clamp for the RTS harness is however included with the purchase of the HT 105).