Yeoman Telescopic Bypass Loppers Reviews

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2 Reviews For Yeoman Telescopic Bypass Loppers

  • aprroger 15th Jul 2008

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    Good Points: It worked for short initial period.


    Bad Points: As previous review the 'locking' handles stop locking meaning that almost at every cut, one or more of the handles become extended and loose. At that stage the loppers become unusable except for comedy value and you'd be better off with a pair of scissors!


    General comments: The locking issue on these Yeoman Telescopic Bypass Loppers is so annoying that whoever designed this equipment I'm sure cannot have tried it out for more than a short while.
    My experience of equipment that can double up (long and short handled in this case) is that they do neither function well.
    Do not buy this unless it's a gift for somebody you aren't keen on.

  • J Latimer Rank: Lance Corporal 20th Aug 2007

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    I bought a pair of Yeoman Telescopic Bypass Loppers at a local Garden Centre, for £21. I asked a knowledgeable member of staff about the loppers, and he mentioned the telescopic adjustment could go wrong. I had not had this problem on my previous pair, so Ibought the new ones.

    They are good in that they easily cut 30mm green stems and branches - BUT the "simple click of the grip end to extend or shorten to the required length and to lock in the chosen position" is a nightmare.

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