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Fiona: I replaced the cord on my Son's Fiskars, when I was visiting in Oregon. It's approximately 27". I bought 5 feet and it made enough for two. Leave it long, so you can trim off the excess after you tie the last stopper knot. :)

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I saw your post and thought: "When's that gonna happen to me?" So, it happened today and I thought: "Dayum, Nick. :lol:" Anyway ... when I got home, I took it apart ... Apparently if the nut in the orange locking lever gets too loose the cord can jam under internal drum ... Rewound the cord...

I agree, Nick ... there's nothing out there that does as good a job on getting the right angle for a cut. I've been able to fix the few problems I've had. However, I ONLY use it on the light stuff out where I can't reach. So, I've rarely ever pushed it past it's limits.

Well said, Nick. Agreed...100% :thumbup::thumbup: Great post! It's the angled cutting head that's makes it so worthwhile; "the bee's knees." :) Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like, from the pictures, the Gerber head does NOT pivot. And, I can add a couple of un-used saws to your...

YEAH! They are flimsy. You've got to be real careful with them. But, you can make them last ... I've managed to nurse one along for a few years with some minor repairs and TLC. However, for making those long distance "by-the-book" clean, aligned, proper pruning cuts it's the bomb. And yes...