Silky Fox Hayauchi Telescopic Tree Pruner Pole Saws Garden Tree Pruner Cutting Equipment

Silky Hayauchi Telescopic Tree Pruner Pole Saw Designed for UK arboriculture professionals, tree surgery specialists and experienced domestic users needing high-reach, high-quality pruning from the ground. The Silky Hayauchi Telescopic Tree Pruner features a lightweight aluminium alloy oval-section pole for maximum strength and minimum bend, combined with a premium curved 390mm blade using Silky's 4-RETSUME® tooth geometry for fast cutting in tough conditions. With three extension lengths available — 3.7m (1 extension section), 4.9m (2-part), 6.3m (3-part) — you can choose the reach that suits your site and height requirements. It's in stock at Gustharts as an authorised Silky dealer, with free UK delivery on this order. Key Features & Benefits Three reach lengths (3.7m, 4.9m, 6.3m) — select the length that matches your pruning height and working environment Heavy-duty curved 390mm blade — large cutting surface and fast removal of thick limbs 4-RETSUME® tooth geometry — four-row teeth giving aggressive cutting performance and cleaner cut surfaces Dual-locking telescopic mechanism (button + clamp) — ensures pole sections lock securely with no slip under load Oval-shaped aluminium pole with rubberised grip and shock bumper for strong control and less flex Blade angle adjustable for high and low cuts; under-cut and vine-cut sickles included for clean pruning without tearing bark Technical Details Available Lengths 3.7m, 4.9m, 6.3m Blade Length 390mm, curved Teeth Geometry 4-RETSUME®, ≈6.5 teeth per 30mm Pole Material Oval-section aluminium alloy, rubberised grip and shock bumper Locking System Dual-lock: push-button + friction clamp Weight ≈2.1kg for the 3.7m version Why Choose the Silky Hayauchi? Silky is a Japanese saw manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for precision-ground blades, and the 4-RETSUME® four-row tooth geometry on the Hayauchi is engineered specifically for faster, cleaner cuts through thicker limbs than standard three-row blades. The dual-lock mechanism (push-button plus friction clamp) is a genuine safety advantage over single-lock telescopic poles, since it won't slip under load mid-cut. Compare Hayauchi 3.7m vs 4.9m vs 6.3m Specification 3.7m Version 4.9m Version 6.3m Version Best For Lower to mid-height pruning and estate tree maintenance Standard tree work and hedge-line trimming at height High canopy work, tall trees, large estate or commercial jobs Weight & Handling Lightest, fewer sections, easiest control Moderate weight, two sections Longest, heaviest, requires good technique Domestic vs Pro Great for domestic or light professional use Strong all-rounder for pro and serious domestic use Best suited to professional arborists or large-site estate managers Pairs Well With Add a compatible Silky lopper adaptor to turn your Hayauchi into a combined pruning and lopping tool, and pair with protective gloves for secure handling. Also Known As Also searched for as: Silky Hayauchi pole saw, Silky Fox telescopic pruner, Hayauchi 390 blade, 4-RETSUME tooth pole saw. FAQs Which reach length should I choose? The 3.7m version suits domestic and light professional use, 4.9m is a strong all-rounder for pro and serious domestic work, and 6.3m is best for tall trees and large-site commercial jobs. Is the pole rigid at full extension? Yes, the oval-section aluminium pole is designed for minimal flex, with a dual-lock push-button and friction clamp system keeping the extended length secure. What does 4-RETSUME tooth geometry mean? It's Silky's four-row tooth design, giving more aggressive cutting performance and cleaner cut surfaces than standard three-row blades. Can I make undercuts to avoid bark tearing? Yes, the blade angle is adjustable for high and low cuts, and under-cut and vine-cut sickles are included. How heavy is the 3.7m version? Approximately 2.1kg — the longer versions weigh more due to the additional pole sections.