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- Condition
- New
- Size
- 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
- Pattern
- Pruning Shears
- Model
- PR17216PS
- Dimensions
- 52"L x 2"W
- Weight
- 3.8 lb
- Color
- Green
- In the box
- batterychargerpolepruner
Features 6
- Electric pruner that is powered by a 7.2-Volt 2Ah high-capacity built-in lithium-ion battery; Charger included
- Scotts power pruner that is easy to use with a dual-pull safety trigger for pruning roses, woody stems, and branches
- Comfortable and lightweight power pruner designed to reduce fatigue on your hands, arms, and wrists while in use
- Cordless pruning shears with a telescopic pole that extends up to 5.5' for reaching high branches and tall shrubs
- Planet-friendly battery-powered pruner with a 2-year manufacturer warranty
- Need help or have an issue? Scotts' customer support is here to help you; Contact Scotts' Customer Support at for further assistance or questions
Description
Scotts cordless electric pruner makes it easy for you to trim high branches and tall shrubs effortlessly. It has a lightweight telescopic pole that extends your reach without climbing a ladder. You will no longer have to strain your hands when cutting through thick branches in hard-to-reach areas. This is electric garden shears make it easier and safer for you to cut thorny bushes in your yard. The Scotts power pruner is what you need to make the chores in your yard a lot easier.
Specs 25
| Brand | Scotts |
|---|---|
| Color | Green |
| Item Weight | 3.8 pounds |
| Style | Pruner w/Pole Extension |
| Product Dimensions | 52"L x 2"W |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 52"L x 2"W |
| Size | 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole |
| Product Style | Pruner w/Pole Extension |
| Point Style | Round point |
| Blade Edge | Straight |
| Blade Type | Bypass |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel or High Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Plastic or Synthetic Material |
| Material Type | Plastic or Synthetic Material, Stainless Steel |
| Brand Name | Scotts |
| UPC | 026479172161 |
| Manufacturer | American Lawn Mower |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 61 |
| Item Type Name | Cordless Rechargeable Power Pruner with Extension Pole |
| Model Number | PR17216PS |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PR17216PS |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
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Excellent choice
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
Outstanding tool. Extremely powerful and reliable. I have had mine since 2023 and have used it consistently. The best I Can say is, if it stopped working tomorrow, I would immediately go on line to order another one.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by FeedbackChazzy
💖 Absolutely Love This Pruner 😊👍
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
Update 8/1/2022: I was trimming a tree today with a pruner. I got out the ladder to cut a few low hanging branches when my wife reminded me of the Scotts Power Pruner (she's a smart woman). Well I got this pruner out and didn't even need the ladder. I was able to extend the pole and cut all the low hanging branches. The pruner made the job a breeze, cutting branches up to 3/4" easily. Up to this point, we've only used it to prune the blueberry/blackberry bushes, but next time I'll remember to use this pruner. Original: I got the Scotts Outdoor Power Tools PR17216PS 7.2-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Rechargeable Power Pruner with Pole to use to trim our raspberry and blackberry bushes each year. If you have ever done this task, you know how tedious and time consuming it is. One gets down on their knees and prunes out the worst of the berry canes and leaves a couple of main canes for the coming year. Then you are back up and tying the canes up. By the time you're done, your knees (from crawling around) and hands (from gripping the pruner) ache. My wife talked me into this pruner and I'm so glad she did. We went through and pruned the 6 rows of berry bushes today. I used the pruner on the pole and she sorted out which ones to prune. In about 3 hours, we did what would have taken double that to complete. The task never was that easy. The pruner's battery lasted the entire session. I had my doubts about it as I bet we made 200 or so cuts with the pruner. I give the Scotts Outdoor Power Tools PR17216PS 7.2-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Rechargeable Power Pruner with pole ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. For the price of this tool, if it were to break, I would definitely be buying another. I strongly recommend it to anyone that does a lot of trimming; especially if you have arthritis or hand problems. I hope this proves helpful. Thanks for Reading - ✌😉
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2020 by Buckerou
Strong cutter
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
Works good at cutting. A bit heavy but I guess it is well built. Solid. Doesn't feel cheap. Keeps you off of a stool or ladder for branches a little out of reach. The cutter is slower than what you would normally hand cut stuff, but is stronger in what it can cut saving strain on your hands. Battery life is excellent. As far as design goes, since the cutter itself is a bit on the heavy side, when used on the extended pole it seems like the pruner should hang on the bottom of the pole rather than sit in top. Keep fingers away from cutters.! It doesn't know the difference between a finger and a branch! Can also use it without the pole for thicker stuff if arthritis is an issue.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by S. S.
Amazing! Quiet, cuts big branches, cuts multiple branches, and outsmarts my trash pickup policies!
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
Would I buy this again? YES! More like why didn't I buy this a long, long time ago! I recently purchased this because I have carpal tunnel, and while I can use the long-handle cutting tools they are unwieldy and kind of hard to work with. I also have a pair of normal size cutting shears, and they are just okay at cutting tiny branches - 1/4" or less. I figured I could try these and they would work about the same as my small shears, maybe my big tool, or somewhere in between. Wow. That's the word to describe these. Wow. Just ... wow. My first bad boy is a tree that has decided it wants to be a bush. Not sure what it is, but it has 3 nice normal trunks. However, every spring it starts growing shoots out of every conceivable location. And I mean ... dozens and dozens of shoots! Within a few weeks they are 3' to 6' long and just everywhere. I can either trim them every weekend, because - you know - that's what everyone wants to do on their weekends, or let it go until I can't stand it any more and spend two hours trying to trim it back. Once I do cut those now branches, I also have to cut them into 2' lengths to fit into my yard bags. That means I have to put them on the ground, hold it with my foot, and cut through them. What a hassle. I usually just ignore it until I can't deal with it any more. Worse, if you cut one branch ... it would grow 6 to 12 MORE branches at the cut off stump! THIS TREE IS LIKE A HYDRA! When these first arrived I happened to be stuck with kids and baby duty, so no playing with power tools, ya know? But who can resist a box in the mail? Not me! I opened it up and checked it out. Pretty cool, pretty quiet. Battery came with a little charge. Anyway, it was a nice day, so I took the kids out front to play, and had the baby strapped into one of those front baby carrier things. I decided I would do a quick test of the tool on that jungle bush. Went over to the hydra and gave it a quick snip, hoping to not wake the baby up. Whir. Snip. Whir. Hey, not bad. Okay, gotta try one more before the baby wakes up. Whir. Snip. Whir. [Looks down at baby. Baby still asleep.] Hm. Okay. Gonna do a few more, she'll wake up anyway. Whir. Snip. Whir. Whir. Snip. Whir. Whir. Snip. Whir. Repeat about 50 times. Now I have obliterated the first level of giant branches, and THE BABY IS STILL ASLEEP! Wow o wow o wow! Well, yesterday I got to have the yard to myself. I pulled out this little bad boy and went to work. I went through that tree like it's never had a haircut. Whir. Snip. Whir. Hey, the manual said it can go through branches up to 3/4" thick, awesome. Except with a few cuts going in a circle around the branch, you can get through branches that are 1" to 1'5" thick! Wow! After about 10 minutes - not two hours - I've wiped out every shoot, every branch, and nearly every hydra outcropping. Granted, some were too large from years of getting ahead of me, but hey - this was amazing. And now to put them in the trash can. Well. Wow. Just grab a bundle, hold it over the can with one hand, and cut through 2, 3, 4, sometimes even FIVE branches at a time! Sweet. I got everything in two bags with zero hassle. Well. After that, what else do I want ... er ... NEED to trim? lol. Hey, that other tree over there! Whir. Snip. Whir. x20 Oh, hey, those branches up there need to be trimmed ... and this thing extends! Don't need that ladder this time! Extend. Whir. Snip. Whir. x15 And now I'm being lazy. I can cut branches so thick I don't need to go in little sections. I figure I can cut them up later. So now the branches coming down at 6' to 8' long. And onto the NEXT tree! Extend. Whir. Snip. Whir. x20 Finally, it runs out of power. Yeah. Typical 50 year old guy. I was wiped out. Oh, the shears still had plenty of battery power! So now I check the town website on how to cut up these branches. Well, funny thing .... branches under 4 feet long have to be snipped under 2' long and bundled with twine. UGH. But ... If they are OVER 4' long, you don't need to do anything but put them on the apron of the street! This is because they have one of those big power branch eater things they pull behind a truck for those, where the little ones are picked up by guys in a regular sized garbage truck. So wait ... I don't need to cut them up? I can just drag the whole things to the curb? Wow! So that's exactly what I did. In the attached pics you will see the end result. DISCLAIMER - one of the 4 piles of branches was work done by my chainsaw, on really large branches, but the other three are ALL done by these little shears. But that was it. I'm done. The trees look like trees, and my yard looks amazing. My HOA won't be all over me anymore, and frankly I wish I had more trees to trim! GET ONE!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by James F
Love this tool!
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
This tool is great! You can use it with the pole or without. On the pole, the handle squeeze is not too resistant and the pole has a good extension and reach. As I get older it is hard to lift the heavier tools but this one wasn't too heavy and it works like a horse and did a great job. I spent all day trimming my 25' arborvitaes on a ladder. The tool performed like a champ. I found it easiest to get directly under what I was pruning so I could balance the weight. Then, just before the cut, I ducked my head and let the branches fall behind me. It was light enough I could reach across horizontally while on a ladder and I wasn't worried about dropping it. (hedge trimmer on a pole is a different story) I also ordered a hedge trimmer on a pole (different brand) and a chainsaw on a pole (different brand). I just love pruning! But not the aches and pains afterward. All in all, I was impressed with the battery life and light weight.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by Go ahead and ask me
Difficult to amputate, but possible.
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
I prune apple and pear trees in my back yard. This tool will reach nicely and save my hands from repetitive motion injury... not as young as I used to be. One review states that the clippers "close" when the charger is connected. Not so with mine. When the charger is plugged in, the clippers are inoperable meaning the jaws don't close, therefore no finger chopping will occur. To chop off your fingers, you will have to come up with your own method. I'd say it is possible if the tool is used without care, the same as hand operated pruner shears, except that being motorized it will amputate without concern as to whether or not you engaged your brain. Not to be used when intoxicated, drunk, stoned, stupid, sleepy, distracted, or any of the other usual rules. As for me, I won't loan this out to kids. I have a guy who trims our trees sometimes... I would offer it to him. He still has ten fingers and has been around for a long time doing what he does. Thumbs up for this tool! UPDATE: I pruned a 11-12' tall pear tree today. I used the extension. I never needed to use a ladder or climb on anything so I'd say it is safer than climbing. Easy to use, quick enough, I really like this thing. I like the articulated adjustment on the extension that enable me to set the pruner blades at the best angle for the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2020 by xyz
A must for big pruning jobs.
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
A have a good-sized, heavily landscaped city lot, and pruning is a big annual chore for me. I hadn't realized it, but I was allowing a number of shrubs to get out of control because pruning was so fatiguing. This tool changed that. It's much easier to keep up with holly and lilac shoots and to manage with the lower level of tree branches. The battery is good for at least 2 hours of steady work and the tool can handle branches up to 1.5" inches thick. The extension works great. In combination with a pole pruner for high limbs and a mini chainsaw for thick branches, the whole yard is now under control
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024 by Larry and Myra in Leschi
Fairly good value for light work. No replacement blade available
Size: 7.2-Volt Pruner with Pole
Pattern Name: Pruning Shears
I wish it extender farther. It cuts very easily . It tends to be at an odd angle because of the pole mounting system. Work great and best for hand pruning THE BIGGEST ISSUE. As soon as I received this item I went on SCOTTS website to purchase an extra blade. YOU CANNOT GET THEM. They have been OUT OF STOCK for several months. THIS IS concerning. If you break the blade, you are screwed. I saw a Question and Answer site for this tool. A user asked if the blade can be replaced. The REP said NO due to safety concerns. Whatever THAT means. WELL, if you go to the site Scotts is affiliated with :AMERICAN LAWNMOWER COMPANY they have a replacement blade . Part # PR RBK (enter the cutting tool number to get there) The problem is the part has been sold out since I tried to get one in APRIL. I emailed the company and got a response that they should have them in THIS month (July) Been checking every day. Not so far. You guys out there using this tool for cable cutters ( you know who you are) you better cool it because when that blade is gone., you are done.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2022 by Charley B.