Design and Construction : The detachable 2-in-1 aluminum pole for the RM1025SPS Ranger is noticeably sturdy, and the anti-rotation mechanic on the pole makes the saw capable of multiple cutting and trimming jobs, but aside from this, there are a few quirks regarding its design.The downside is that the saw is powered by plugging in the cord into an electrical outlet, so this can limit the amount of freedom you have while maneuvering around trees. The horsepower has approximately 1.5 horsepower at 120VAC consuming about 960 watts. Power: The Remington Ranger pole saw is equipped with an optimized 8-amp motor that's lightweight but powerful enough to cut through most branches.Unfortunately, the Remington Ranger isn't self-lubricating, so you'll have to manually oil before each major cut.Īt times you might find it a bit tiring to operate the saw while it's fully extended, but if you have the pole at a certain angle that's more vertical than horizontal, this should help in preventing any fatigue. Ease of Use: You can use the Remington Ranger pole saw comfortably with its non-slip grip and anti-rotation pole for more security and fewer accidents.You can trim tree limbs up to 15-feet high with this saw and when you're done taking those branches down, you can easily switch to the chainsaw by disconnecting the pole and slicing the already cut branches into even smaller sizes. This is mostly due to the 8-amp instant start electric motor which lets you saw through tree limbs like butter, not to mention the 10-inch low-kickback bar and chain makes pruning and lopping breezy.
Performance: The RM1025SPS Ranger can cut through small to medium-sized tree branches, and many users found it very powerful for its size.
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