Gap Arborist Supply
6' Foam-Filled Pole
A 6-foot foam-filled fiberglass pole section for pruner and saw setups.
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Photo: 1974. Colville field crew checking tussock moth populations. Douglas-fir tussock moth control project. Grand Coulee Dam Headquarters, Colville Reservation, Washington. by USDA Forest Service, Public domain
A light 6 ft Jameson pole section for pole saws and pruners.
The Jameson B-Lite pole is a 6 ft lightweight fiberglass section for building pole saw and pruner kits. Longer sections mean fewer joints for the same reach, and the light build helps when you are working overhead for hours.
Every joint in a pole adds a little flex and a little weight. Six foot sections let you reach high with fewer joints, and the B-Lite build keeps the pole manageable when it is fully extended. That matters on a long day of raising canopies or clearing deadwood from the ground.
Confirm the joint type matches your other sections and heads. More options are in poles and kits.
For crews doing clearance work along streets and driveways, being able to reach higher with a lighter pole makes a real difference by the end of the week. Less weight at the top means better control of the head, cleaner cuts and less strain on shoulders and back.
Look up before raising a pole and stay well clear of energized lines; do not treat fiberglass as protection. Wear a helmet and eyewear, and stand off to the side of the limb you are cutting.
Wipe the pole clean after use and check for cracks, splintering or damaged ends. Retire a damaged section. Store poles dry and in a bag to protect the surface.
Keep a record of how many sections each truck carries so a missing one is noticed quickly.
| Length | 6 ft |
|---|---|
| Material | Fiberglass |
| Series | B-Lite |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
It depends on the height you work at. Add sections until you can reach comfortably while standing off to the side of the cut.
Sections with matching joints can be combined. Check the joint style before mixing.