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[WA] Ozito PXC Pole Pruner Kitor Hedge Trimmer Kit $116.25 Each @ Bunnings, Mindarie

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Pole Pruner Kit same price.
Quite a few still on shelf and on nearby pallet
On clearance but not sure if nationwide.
Was $155 a week or two ago

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  • +8

    Appears to be nationwide if you search the stock number shown on the ticket. Here’s a link to stock levels https://nrby.in/bunnings/0467769.

    …aaaand the the winner is Springfield Central in QLD, with 41 in stock!

    • +12

      If you use this it shows individual store pricing. Lots of love to it's creators

      • Hi Nocure, trying to pull up the hedger option to do a stock check and struggling, can you help?

      • +1

        I frequent Bunnings more than I care to admit. This will come in very handy. Thanks @nocure!!

  • +3

    Only on sale cos Aldi has the same item at $99.99

    • +2

      Aldi one is hedger and pruner.

    • Aldi one is skin only. This comes with battery and charger.

      • +1

        you can still get an aldi combo pruner/hedger + 4ah battery + charger cheaper than buying two of these

        • Depends on your battery ecosystem and warranty desire.

      • Which one is easier to use and maintain? I am worried it is very heavy.
        Thank you

    • +1

      Incorrect. Has had clearance stickers at my local for months. But as with OP has only just reduced further (not as much as post yet though).

    • Nah. Seen them for $50 a few weeks back at one of my locals. Only 2 though. The other store was $155 and wouldn't match. Saw on Friday they went to this price so now waiting to see how much further they go.

  • Same price at Keperra QLD.

  • Does this include the pruner chainsaw and the hedge trimmer attachment?

    • +1

      Just the hedger. There is a pruner available also for the same price.

      • Ok thanks.

      • +4

        Worth noting that just the chainsaw attachment can be bought separately and it just clicks into place when the hedger part is clicked off. I got mine a couple of years ago for $49 (for the chainsaw attachment).

        You don't have to buy a complete chainsaw pruner tool complete with the pole, battery & charger. The chainsaw is surprisingly capable - probably done a branch about 8-10cm in thickness with it.

  • +2

    I bought it when it was $155 and found it hard to use. Fortunately Bunnings let me return it.

    As mentioned in the prior posts, the weight distribution meant it is hard to operate which I was already aware of but what I did expect is how weak the thing is which is weaker than the fake Makita hand-held saw I got from ebay.

    • Yes heavy, but I like how the extension is an add on piece not embedded in the pole. makes the non extended size very managable. I have no power issues. Hacks through hedges fine.

      I also paid $155 for a start. ….,,

    • -1

      I see might as well use the normal hedge trimmer with a ladder. The pole just makes it harder to control and no good for your arms

      • This has a thicker branch cut and is also longer cut. Will never go back to a ladder and hedger. Too hard to cut the top.

    • One common issue I keep reading about these pole pruners is how people put the chains on in the wrong direction and having problems with cutting as a result.

      • Thank you! This could be it! I will have another go.

  • I’ve had one of these for a couple of years. It’s been super reliable and has all the power I need. It can tackle some surprisingly thick branches in our hedge and gets a decent workout. Our hedges are big and I also trim my elderly neighbours hedges with it too. Works a charm!

    • But this quite heavy right?

      • I handle it fine… but I do a lot of weight training so might be a good indication. Best guess would be to look at the weight of similar units.

  • +1

    Is this the same as the skin only kits on their site listed for $199?
    Cannot search for this specific item on bunnings site.

  • +1

    Thanks op, needed a new pole trimmer

    • +1

      @drezy you could have just bought this

      • Oooh $69…. Nice ;P

        • +1

          That's what a pole trimmer is for mate. Successful 69!!!
          🤣🤣

  • Spotted in Victoria too Op

  • Can this be used as a normal hedge trimmer?
    Dont see this on the bunnings website - only the pole pruner

    Also is the stock checker a reliable indicator that it is this price where stock is indicated as being available?

  • +1

    Same price at Bunnings Marsden Park but still 155$ at Bunnings Seven Hills (Both in NSW)

    • How did you check this?

    • Saved my trip to 7hills

      • I had to go to both places for some purchase

  • +1

    Any chance you can 1 of each and get > then 2 meters reach ? :)

    • Its already up to 2.9m anyway insit it?

    • I'm interested in this as well.

  • is 18V strong enough, or should I look for a 36V one?

    • Plenty of power.

  • In stock in Darwin too, both pole hedge trimmer and pole pruner models

  • Grabbed one for the wife

    • What. Really???

      Times have moved on.

      Valentines day was over 2 weeks ago :)

      • Wives and husbands both need pruners mate!

    • +3

      Get the wife a hedge trimmer and the wife might get you a pole pruner.

  • It'll be good to see how much further these drop.

  • +1

    I've been looking at hedge trimmers for a few weeks. How does this compare?

    https://au.worx.com/shop/configuration/kit/worx-20v-pole-saw…

    • Nice find. Looks like a solid option if you don't need the convenience of a Bunnings or Aldi if there's any issues.
      I've been happy enough with my Worx stuff.

  • My local Bunnings has it on special/clearance for $17x but checked out for $116.25 at the register. You'll need chainsaw oil for it too.

    • Do you know if the chainsaw detachable from the pole and any chainsaw oil works?

      • +1

        Head is fixed into a ~1m long pole. The handle is much the same. So the shortest you can make it is about 2m.

        I dont recall it saying you need anything special chainsaw oil wise.

  • Interested in the pole pruner/chainsaw but im going to wait and see if they go below $116.25

    • +2

      Buy and then return using the higher price receipt

  • +1

    plenty of stock in bunnings northmead of both he pole trimmer and pruner

    • Thanks mate.
      So the pole trimmer is $116. 25 (op) and the pruner is $49?

      • +1

        Both are $116.25 - pole trimmer and pole pruner. I think its the older model without the changeable head

        • Ah, someone up top said that we could just buy the chain saw head by itself for $49 without needed to buy the entire kit.

        • Not an older model, a different model. Looks more balanced to be honest.

          • @boxall: This one also has a longer head and a bigger cut diameter.

  • Grabbed a pole hedge trimmer from Dural Bunnings, not near the Ozito shelfs but in the main hall to the right after entry.

  • -1

    If we get both for $165.25, it works out to be $66.25 dearer than Aldi, but aldi is skin only. The battery and charger is another $50 I reckon.

    So mathematically, if you're starting out, am I right in saying one should get the Ozito?
    And if one already has the aldi battery+charger, then get the Aldi one?

    • +1

      You can't get both for $ 165.25. They are $116 each.

      • Not what Andy said.
        If we pay $68.15 instead of $49, it's then $184.4.

        I bought the Aldi one anyway. Both for $99 for minimum around the house stuff is a no brainer.
        @boxall

        • Different unit. This doesn’t take the pruner.

          • +1

            @boxall: Ah, gotcha. Glad I went with Aldi then. 🤣

  • Thanks OP, chazozz and thepartypeople. I got both from Delacombe. Seemed to be several of each there out the front, separate from the shelved stock. The worker I spoke to on the phone had a bit of trouble locating them on the system so the stock number really helped

  • After using to do a few basic trims (pole hedge trimmer), it is heavy and a bit hard to handle. Maybe it will take a bit of getting used to. Works well otherwise

    • I use it a lot without the extension, and it is much more manageable.

  • Bought the Pole Pruner. Anywhere to find the Hedge Trimmer attachment?

    From a previous post, seems this pole pruner is the "newer" model but can only find the hedge trimmer for the older model.

    • There is no attachment. These are not interchangeable heads.

  • I got the pole pruner kit for $116.25, was eyeing off the skin only pole pruner which is $200 with no battery so this is a much better deal.

    This clearance one is model PXPPK-2520 - extendable 2.07m to 2.9m, fixed angle at 30 degrees. The skin only is model PXCPPS-018, which is angle adjustable.

    Has anyone tried both or compared the differences?

  • +2

    A pallet of these for $99 at Bunnings Cockburn, WA

  • +2

    Picked up the pruner kit from mindarie yesterday for $65. Sorted out the trees by that afternoon, great deal, thanks.

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