The Alligator Lopper: Chain saw for the non-chain saw user. It grips. It bites. It demolishes. It spits sawdust. It is altogether satisfactory.
BigEd, wielding the lopper, has been a deadly force to our hibiscus hedges, small palm trees, and overgrowth.The only thing that refuses to bow to its superior power is a tree with full girth, such as our sickly palm which reached full adulthood before developing the blight. Still, the fronds are destined for lopping.
And then, we'll see . . .
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Yes, I can feel the burn in my shoulders and arms from lifting the lopper. I am sore all over from trimming, cutting, and demolishing the yard. It would have cost us a thousand bucks to clean it all out. Yay, it's over.
I had to go take a look at what a Lopper is. It does resemble an Alligator, I guess. Looks kind of fun to use. I'd buy one if BigEd would come and do lopping in this. end of the state.
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It would kill me.
You're thinking Pecan Trees. I'm looking at shrubs. Small shrubs. Not too far over my head at any rate. Maybe we'll buy a Lopper and a Ladder!
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