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Bahco 80cm (32in) Felling Lever

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This 80cm (32in) felling lever is made entirely of hardened steel. It is lightweight and a standard length. It has a tubular steel body with a wood turner holder and thermoformed rubber handle for comfort during use.

This Bahco 1010 felling lever is designed for professional use in tree pruning and felling. It is 80cm (32in) long and features a fully hardened steel head, a tubular steel body with a holder for attaching a wood turner, and a thermoformed rubber handle for comfort during use.

Technical specifications:

Total length: 80cm (32in)
Hardened steel head
Ergonomic rubber handle
Steel body
Weight: 1.450 kg

The felling lever is used to direct the fall of a tree and facilitate the breaking of the trunk through a simple lever effect. It is also used to rotate wood logs, especially if equipped with a device for attaching such an accessory. It is inserted into a cut called the felling cut, facing a larger cut called the felling notch. These two cuts are made with a chainsaw or saw, depending on the trunk diameter. The felling lever allows the tree to be inclined, initiating its fall over the breaking reserve in the direction determined by the notch. It is important to keep the back straight and use the muscles of the thighs to exert the inclination pressure. The felling lever should not be used by pushing it, as the user may risk tipping over and falling over the tree.

Tool features

Range of tools Professional tools

Ideal tool for Cutting green, live wood, cutting mature, dry wood

Handle type Handle

Handle material synthetic, 5321

Blade(s) made of hardened steel

Total length 80 cm

Weight 1.450000 kg

Manufacturer Bahco

Référence fabricant 1010

Technical data

Best time to use product Any time

Detailed features

Directions for use The felling lever is used to direct the fall of a tree and facilitate the breaking of the trunk, by simple lever action. It is inserted into a notch called the felling cut, facing a larger notch called the felling mark. These two notches have been previously made using a chainsaw or a saw, depending on the diameter of the trunk. The felling lever allows the tree to be tilted, initiating its fall over the break reserve in the direction determined by the notch. It is important to maintain a straight back and use the muscles of the thighs to exert the tilting pressure. The felling lever should not be used by pushing it, as the user could risk tipping over and falling over the tree. This model is equipped with a support where a log turner can be attached to rotate the trunk. Store this tool in a dry place, sheltered from bad weather.