tree saw

Tree saws and pole trimmers commonly use three power types: cordless battery-powered motors, gas engines (full-size gas chainsaws), and manual rope-or-pole-operated pruners (rope-pull cutting systems).

Extendable pole saws in these listings advertise adjustable reach from about 6.5 feet up to roughly 24 feet, with intermediate length settings between those values.

Cutting capacity varies by tool type: light pole pruners typically handle small branches up to about 1.5 inches; compact pruning saws can cut roughly 4 inches when cutting in place and up to about 10 inches when cutting on the ground; cordless chainsaws in these listings claim cuts up to about 9.5 inches thick; and gas chainsaws list capacities in the mid-teens, around 16–18 inches for logs.