Long-Handle Weeding Sickle with Dual-Edge Stainless Blade and 21.5–51.7 Inch Adjustable Reach – YEELOR
$59.99
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Long-Handle Weeding Sickle with Dual-Edge Stainless Blade and 21.5–51.7 Inch Adjustable Reach – YEELOR
$59.99
Sale price
$59.99
Regular price
Long-handle weeding sickle combines straight and wavy cutting edges with a pointed tip for varied weed control in lawns, flower beds, gardens and farms. YEELOR shapes the straight edge for softer growth such as dandelion seedlings and annual bluegrass, while the wavy edge tackles tougher thistles and reeds and the tip helps pull rooted crabgrass or barnyard grass.
Adjust the stainless-steel handle to 21.5 inches for pots and narrow beds, 37.3 inches for medium gardens or 51.7 inches for upright work across larger yards. The parallel blade position supports smooth side-to-side swings, and the 1.6-pound tool helps limit arm fatigue. Tighten every handle connection firmly before use. Avoid hidden stones and thick tree roots, which can damage the quenched 2.8-millimeter blade.
Specifications
- Brand: YEELOR
- Model: YLUS1161
- Product: Long-handle weeding sickle
- Length settings: 21.5 37.3 or 51.7 in
- Detailed overall dimensions: 54.7 x 8.1 x 1.6 in listed
- Weight: 1.6 lb
- Handle material: Stainless steel
- Handle properties: Bend resistant and rust resistant listed
- Blade material: Stainless steel listed
- Blade thickness: 2.8 mm
- Blade treatment: Quenched
- Blade positions: Parallel to ground
- Cutting edges: Straight and wavy
- Tip: Pointed root-pulling design
- Straight-edge uses: Soft weeds and annual bluegrass
- Wavy-edge uses: Thistles reeds and tough weeds
- Tip uses: Crabgrass barnyard grass and deep roots
- Locations: Pots flower beds gardens yards and farms
- Operation: Side-to-side manual swing
- Setup: Threaded handle connections must be fully tightened
- Avoid: Hidden stones and thick tree roots
Frequently Asked Questions
Which handle length suits a flower bed?
Use the 21.5-inch YEELOR setting for pots and tight beds or 37.3 inches for a medium garden.
What does each blade section do?
The straight edge cuts soft weeds the wavy edge handles tougher growth and the pointed tip helps pull roots.
How should the handle be secured?
Thread every section together fully then tighten the connections with extra hand pressure before use.
What ground hazards should be avoided?
Avoid striking hidden stones or thick tree roots because hard impacts can damage the quenched blade.