Stihl HTA 66 Cordless Pole Pruner

HTA 66 Cordless Pole Pruner: Very lightweight cordless pole pruner, with a 25 cm / 10" bar length

 

STIHL Cordless Pole Pruner – Lightweight, Quiet & Powerful

This high-performance cordless pole pruner is designed for garden, orchard, and grounds maintenance. It features a lightweight power head for easy manoeuvrability and balance, delivering precise, low-vibration cutting with the 1/4" PM3 saw chain.

Key features:

• Lightweight and quiet, ideal for extended use
• Fixed 240 cm shaft for stable cutting (non-extendable)
• Side-mounted chain tensioning for easy adjustments
• Captive sprocket cover nut for hassle-free maintenance
• Effortless Branch Removal
  The sturdy branch hook allows for easy removal of loose and cut branches when working at height, ensuring a clear and tidy work area.
• Low Maintenance and Highly Efficient
  The compact and lightweight EC motor is designed for maximum efficiency, allowing for energy-saving operation. It also offers a long service life with minimal maintenance required.
• Effortless Starting
  Starting the tool is simple – release the lock using the locking switch, then activate it with the trigger. The additional ERGO lever allows for continuous operation without needing to restart. A self-resetting locking switch prevents accidental activation, and the design is suitable for both left- and right-handed users.
• Reduced Fatigue for Comfortable Use
  The optimally balanced battery reduces tilting torque, ensuring greater stability and comfort during use. This design helps minimise strain, allowing for extended operation with less fatigue.

Battery performance: Up to 42 minutes with the recommended AP 200 battery (sold separately).

Please note: The exterior design of STIHL guide bars may vary, but technical specifications remain unchanged.

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