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Both the Wetterlings axe and the Koster nessmuk are less than a week old. I have had the Gerber for years. As luck would have it, our Bradford Pear in the front yard got blown over by strong winds just a day before my Wetterlings arrived. I used that and the nessmuk to chop up most of the bigger limbs into manageable sizes for hauling away.
The Wetterlings works well for its size. It really bites into the limbs with ease. I took it easy on the nessmuk since it's brand new and I'm still protective of it. I used it mostly to trim very small branches. It was fun, but I'm exhausted. Anyway, here are the pics.
The Wetterlings works well for its size. It really bites into the limbs with ease. I took it easy on the nessmuk since it's brand new and I'm still protective of it. I used it mostly to trim very small branches. It was fun, but I'm exhausted. Anyway, here are the pics.
