Description
Product Description：
Use this fruit picker you can pick fruits without climbing a ladder and with no fruit or tree damage.
- Slim, lightweight, convenient and labor saving, very practical Use the teeth of the ring to cut fruit down and gather them in the bag.
- it can be used to pick most fruit, large or small, soft or hard skinned.
- it is suitable for home, orchard, park, farm, garden, etc.
- It is perfect for picking almost any fruit that grows on a tree, and the basket can hold multiple fruit at a time
Main Features
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EASY TO USE – Install the fruit picking tool on a extension pole and use the teeth of the ring to cut fruit down, gather them in the fruit picker bag. Picking fruits without climbing a ladder, no fruit or tree damage.
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EASY TO PICK FRUITS – with the fruit pickers without climbing a ladder, no fruit or tree damage. Suitable for picking orange, pear, pawpaw, persimmon, nut, mango, etc.
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PORTABLE AND REPLACEABLE BAG – Loopers with Replaceable Bag, like a fishing net for harvested fruits to conveniently fall into. Lightweight and portable easy to pick fruit from the ground without muscle strain.
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RELIABLE SERVICE – We offer you reliable after- sales service. If you have any questions about our products or any problems with your packages, please feel free to contact us.
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APPLICATION – Fruit picking head only (pole is not included), suitable for home, orchard, park, farm, garden, etc. Great harvest picking tool for orchard workers.
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MATERIAL – Metal tines and nylon cotton bag which is well made to cut stems without bruising your fruits. harvested fruits is more assured.
Specification
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Materials – Iron and cloth
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Product Size – Diameter: 14cm,The length and width of bag: 23*20cm
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Product Weight – Diameter 16cm: 185g
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Package Contents – 1 x Fruit Picker Basket
Note
- Due to manual measurements, please allow slight measurement deviations.
- Due to the different display and lighting effects, the actual color of the item may be slightly different from the color displayed in the picture.
