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Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8

us Offline Yadda

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Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
on: January 28, 2015, 05:21:16 AM
I picked these up at auction last year.  Schollhorn pruners patent pending 25-8.

The blades on these things are huge.  They need sharpening, but other than that these are great pruners. 

In the same photo is my Leatherman Hybrid and Felco Model 7 for size comparison.
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Re: Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
Reply #1 on: January 28, 2015, 06:49:31 AM
I'm liking the look of those Yadda
Some compound leverage going on there  :tu:
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Re: Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
Reply #2 on: January 28, 2015, 08:10:40 AM
Good score there Y!   :tu:   Not sure if I've ever seen the pruner before. I have a Schollhorn Bernard No. 102-5 1/2 which is an interesting plier.    :)
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Re: Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
Reply #3 on: January 28, 2015, 12:46:43 PM
I'm liking the look of those Yadda
Some compound leverage going on there  :tu:

Thanks Tony!  Definitely great leverage, surprisingly the "spring" in the handles is still excellent too!

Good score there Y!   :tu:   Not sure if I've ever seen the pruner before. I have a Schollhorn Bernard No. 102-5 1/2 which is an interesting plier.    :)

Thanks David!  First ones I've seen too!  I haven't found anything on them yet.  Design indicates 40's or 50's.  Weiss (Wiss?), Smith and a few others have similar large blade designs from around the same era. I also have a 102.  The square jaw design is similar to the plierench.
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Re: Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
Reply #4 on: February 26, 2015, 05:00:58 AM
I pick up shears too but it is the limb loppers that I grabbed last summer that you may be interested in. Each side is forged in one piece, lopper blade all the way to end of handle. Handles are at least 20" so there is great leverage. I honestly think if I tried them on a 1/4" bolt I could cut it. The handles barely deflect on a 1" branch. I have similar set of hedge trimmers. Man they made stuff to last back then.

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Re: Schollhorn pruners No. 25-8
Reply #5 on: February 26, 2015, 06:25:33 AM
I pick up shears too but it is the limb loppers that I grabbed last summer that you may be interested in. Each side is forged in one piece, lopper blade all the way to end of handle. Handles are at least 20" so there is great leverage. I honestly think if I tried them on a 1/4" bolt I could cut it. The handles barely deflect on a 1" branch. I have similar set of hedge trimmers. Man they made stuff to last back then.

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Sound neat.  I look forward to seeing them.
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