Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner

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Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner
Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner

Original price was: $47.55.Current price is: $36.85.

Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Price History

Price History for Corona Forged Aluminum Bypass Pruner

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Current Price $36.00 October 24, 2024
Highest Price $36.00 October 24, 2024
Lowest Price $36.00 October 24, 2024
Since October 24, 2024

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$36.00 October 24, 2024

Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Description

  • FORGED ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION is lightweight for ease of use and reduced fatigue
  • MAXFORGEDTM STEEL: Corona’s forging process compacts steel molecules into our strongest, most durable tools that stay sharper longer
  • DUAL ARC BYPASS BLADE efficiently cuts green or dry branches and stems
  • SELF-CLEANING SAP GROOVE removes debris for smooth, efficient cutting action
  • RESHARPENABLE AND REPLACEABLE BLADE for long-lasting performance and reliability
  • SMOOTH ACTION SPRING AND SHOCK-ABSORBING BUMPER reduces hand stress and fatigue
  • COMFORTABLE, NON-SLIP GRIP allows for easy one-handed use
  • CORONA CARES about creating eco-friendly products by implementing 100% recyclable packaging, planting over 15,000 trees to date, and by providing tools to organizations that help grow food and plant urban trees
  • LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY on our garden tools built to last season after season since the 1920’s
  • ESSENTIAL GARDENING TOOLS: Corona creates high-quality gardening and yard tools for all your landscaping needs, including garden scissors, pruners, loppers and more.
  • Easy to replace, high carbon steel blade
  • Wire cutting notch and shock absorbing bumper
  • Slant-ground, narrow profile hook with self-cleaning sap groove
  • Easy to operate thumb lock
  • Limited lifetime warranty

Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Specification

Specification: Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner

Product Dimensions

0.8 x 2.5 x 8.5 inches

ASIN

B000IC0GJA

Country of Origin

Taiwan

Item model number

BP 6250

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Blade Material

High Carbon Steel

Blade Edge

Serrated

Blade Type

Bypass

Hand Orientation

Ambidextrous

Point Style

Round point

Cutting Width (Inches)

1

UPC

038313008307

Manufacturer

Corona Clipper

Global Trade Identification Number

00038313008307

Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner Reviews (6)

6 reviews for Corona BP 6250 Forged Steel Bypass Pruner

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  1. D. Blankenship

    I do a tremendous amount of pruning and have for quite a number of years now. I have, for the most part, always used Felco products and as a matter of fact have two Felco F-2 pruners which are in constant use. I never thought I would say this about another product of this ilk, but these Corona By Pass Pruners, BP 6250 are just as good as my old reliable Felcos. Not only that but these things cost about half as much as the last pair of Felco pruners I cost.

    Now I cannot say they are better; no, I won’t go that far, but I will say that their performance is equal and ease of maintenance is equal. I bought this pair simply because I needed another pair as I have forced my grandson into hard labor in pruning some of our ornamental bushes, roses, bush, etc., and he will be forced to prune grapes when the time comes. This has taken approximately five hours a week away from his golf, tennis, girls, X-Box and staring off into space time, and he feels quite abused. I am a cruel taskmaster though, and will not relent. He will be going into the military soon and I need to get as much work out of him as possible until that time.

    Anyway….

    These pruners come right out of the box very sharp and very ready to go to work. They have proven to be extremely durable and if you do not ask them to do jobs they were not meant to perform, they go through branches up to one inch like they were going through butter…just as they say they will. The forged aluminum handle make them light enough so that your arm feels much better after a couple of hours of steady work.

    Fortunately the blade is made from carbon steel. This is good because you can put a very nice edge on the blade and it holds well. Sharpening with a fine file or using a fine grit stones works great as long as you know how to sharpen a blade. The blades are easy to remove and are replaceable (I have not had to do this yet). As with all carbon blades though, this tool needs to be cleaned and lightly oiled after every use as the blade will rust…staining and patina is okay, but you most certainly want to keep the rust away.

    The volute spring action is smooth and most certainly resists clogging.

    The locking mechanism is good and can be engaged with one thumb. The pivot bold allows for easy adjustments; very precise adjustments as a matter of fact. This pruner does have a self-cleaning sap groove which allows for a nice clean blade at all times. The handles fit my hand (and grandson’s, who actually has much larger hands than I have) perfectly so there is little strain and hand fatigue.

    All in all, while I cannot say that I would ever actually replace my Felcos with these, I certainly have no qualms about recommending this pruner and when all is said and done, especially if you are not going to be using these things on a full time basis, these are probably a better by for your money than the Felco.
    There is certainly no reason for these not to give the part time gardener many years of good service.

    Don Blankenship
    The Ozarks

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  2. MuffinMan

    The clippers were not as good as I expected. The biggest issue I have is manufacturing quality. When I received the package they looked very nice. When I opened the package and slid the lock off and the pruners stayed shut. I forced open the pruners and closed them and I could tell that something was interfering with the operation of the cutting blades and every time I closed them the spring would not open the pruners.

    I closely inspected the construction of the pruners and noticed there was a shiny line starting to wear on the inside of the blade that was directly in line with a rivet. There are two rivets that hold the steel cutting blade to the aluminum handle. One of the rivets was sticking up high enough that it interfered with the operation of the cutters and caused them to stick when closed. I filed the rivet down and they now operate very smooth and the spring opens the pruners like it was supposed to. If there was any quality control at all, this would have been easily caught by the manufacturer. Additionally I thought I read in a review that these were manufactured in the USA. This is not the case, they are made in Taiwan.

    With about 15 minutes of my time filing down the rivet, I now think these are very good clippers, but I expected more quality right out of the box.

    Another thought, I bought these pruners before I had seen them in person. These pruners must literally come off the same production line as the felco pruners because there is no difference between them that I can tell.

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  3. anon

    I took a chance on this tool, since it costs 2-3X as much as the cheap ones at the local hardware that I used my whole life. I justified the purchase based on the fact that I had a tremendous amount of pruning to do (too cheap to pay anyone), and the cheaper pruners I had were dull, jamming up, not cutting thick limbs easily, and giving me blisters. Plus I’m getting older and having some joint and hand strength issues.

    I’ve now owned the tool for 11 months, used it for many hours, and frankly cut a lot of brush down that is way beyond what a sensible person would take on with pruners. The BP6250 is still working like new, although it’s not pretty as it used to be. I keep it super sharp with the AC8300, definitely worth the ten bux. I consider these “fancy” pruners to be one of the finest tools in my tool chest. Would buy again, but years sooner, if I could.

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  4. Tractor guy

    They cut small limbs & plants very well

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  5. TK

    Very well built And the fit of the blade to the “anvil” probably the wrong term is perfect. Cutting peach branches with these is like trimming hair. And very easy to wipe clean.

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  6. TulumChica

    These pruners seem a bit heavier then my Felco No. 2s I’ve had for years, but they are nice and sharp and have a similar comfortable grip and action.

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