does the pole come off so you can use the saw without attaching it?
1734239
Unfortunatly no. But I needed a small saw to cut up my huge branches so I just stood back.
1734240
no it doesn't. I keep this for limbsthat are out of my reach and bought an inexpensive elec. saw for large branches or branches lying on the ground.
2221305
Yes, it is attached, but like the circular saw, they can detach very easily. It's not bolted in or glued so kids can easily use their imagination.
1142599
No but it kind of defeats the purpose of this saw. There are much cheaper options if you don't need or want the track system.
1764492
Yes it can be assembled without the pole. The pole is very weak and mine broke with only a modest load of clothes.
1084054
If done ver carefully, you probably could. Just detach the pole part. If you attempt to detach the grass from the frame however, you may ruin it.
1943292
It's not as easy as a regular chainsaw - mine has been beat up so much (only because I use it like crazy) I now just stick a screwdriver in the chain to maintain tension, as I tighten the cover screw. I've had a couple different pole saws, this one has been the best thus far. If you keep it oiled and dont try to cut down a 50 year old oak tree... the tension stays pretty well for a couple hours without needing any attention. Hope this helps, Carl
1193566
No, but it doesn't need it. Goes plenty far into the handle, just don't split wood with it and just hold on to the very end of the handle lol. The handle is very long, so if you use it like a katana, you can get a good deal of speed to cut through brush and small diameter woody vegetation. I cut 2" diameter dogwood right down to the dirt no problem.
1823725
Frank, I suppose you could, but you would have less control of your pruner to cut any branche's or limb's so high up. If your saw blade get's stuck, how do you remove it ...!? I say three (3) pole's is the limit to avoid trouble...
286838
The pole comes in parts. So you just have to take the parts apart if you need it for storage.
624312
It is not designed to have the cutting head removed. It might be possible to adapt it, but I would not buy it with the idea of using the pole for other purposes.
150612
Yes, with a saw. However, you will not be able to re attach it in a manner that it will be usable again.
44616
Yes, it does come off so you can mount the stalk directly to a solid surface such a bench or hardwood desk top. It also includes the hardware to mount it that way.
362776
No, the water has a small valve the is attached to the saw. This saw has worked very well for the applications that I have been using it for. I would turn the water off at the source if you are not going to use the saw for an extended period of time
700044
No. the rack does not come off but plenty of room underneath to clean out coals and ashes. Yes, the grill does come off the pole.
330296
Truthfully, I don't know. I've only seen the saw blade as a replacement part, never the pole.
2273956
Yes! The handles can pop off so you can take the shovel off, then reattach the handle.
1142602
Yes you can but it's difficult. You would not benefit from the splinter free cut of the track. In fact, many of the features of the saw are a result of track integration. Without the track, it's sort of an unwieldy circular saw. I think I rather go with the circular saw vs. a track saw with no track.