Darlac Telescopic Lawn Shear

Name: Darlac Telescopic Lawn Shear
Brand: Woolmans
SKU: 56598
Price: 39.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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Adjust to your perfect height

Ideal for trimming grass and lawn edges, this telescopic lawn shear is perfect for the taller or the young budding gardener, as the handles can be adjusted to a comfortable length. The lawn shear is made from aluminium, making it lightweight and great for those who’s back suffers when gardening. Featuring flip lock adjuster rubber grips for better control, an aluminium handle, and high carbon, rust-resistant, Teflon coated steel blades. Extends from 610mm to 1080mm. Keep clean of sap residue.

Weight approx 1.2kg, length up to 1080mm

Maintenance: Clean, sharpen and oil.

For comprehensive care and garden pruner maintenance advice, check out the Darlac "A Pruner for Life" guide here.

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