Amazon has
Fiskars Adjustable Fruit Picker Mesh Basket (340170-1001) on sale for
$11.97.
Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
Walmart has
Fiskars Adjustable Fruit Picker Mesh Basket (340170-1001) on sale for
$11.97.
Shipping is free with Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
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Product Details:
- Harvests fruit from tall trees without bruising or scratching
- FiberComp tabs gently pull ripe fruit from branches, while machine washable, mesh bag catches the harvest, allowing you to see your yield
- Bag angle is adjustable for optimal positioning
- Pole not included
Top Comments
It stayed in the shed cuz I got lazy in retrieve/empty, so it was just ro-sham-bo against the wife- who gets to catch the fruit below.
Laziness tends to cost 6 hours modding something, so I'll get another one so I can attach a chute at the bottom of it- now that I maybe found the right material. Tyvek is a tough lightweight material that shouldn't snag too much on branches.
Couldn't find lower quantity/length, but these industries should start sourcing ideas:
https://www.berktree.co
https://www.duralinesys
This would be snag-city, but may work for trees with more opening:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=B0BHZD7HBJ&crid=HKCGPBWGK00R&sprefix=b0bhzd7hbj%2Caps%2C274&ref=nb_sb_nos... [amazon.com]
Collapsible (mylar foil) dryer hose will get heavy fast. If you got an old one, can cut it into pieces for inserting into the Tyvek tube if it collapses too much.
Best is DIY sew-your-own with the right diameter and a more open lite material. The reason for openings is suction - the Tyvek may need a session with a hole-puncher if the tube collapses around the fruit, causing suction/stoppage.
At the same time, any partner (the loser) below would appreciate _some deceleration of the fruit, so slack / slope-change on the chute, drag of the chute material, etc.
At this price, it's more a buy vs make, but if you can re-mix to target for your own application, I found a 3D printable option, at least from one site:
https://www.thingiverse
https://www.thingiverse
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2) If you're looking for a fruit picker for apricots, peaches, apples etc. the Corona fruit picker with extendable pole for a regular price and in-store available at Home Depot might be a better choice (don't forget your 10% veteran/military discount):
https://www.homedepot.c
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It stayed in the shed cuz I got lazy in retrieve/empty, so it was just ro-sham-bo against the wife- who gets to catch the fruit below.
Laziness tends to cost 6 hours modding something, so I'll get another one so I can attach a chute at the bottom of it- now that I maybe found the right material. Tyvek is a tough lightweight material that shouldn't snag too much on branches.
Couldn't find lower quantity/length, but these industries should start sourcing ideas:
https://www.berktree.co
https://www.duralinesys
This would be snag-city, but may work for trees with more opening:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=B0BHZD7HBJ&crid=HKCGPBWGK00R&sprefix=b0bhzd7hbj%2Caps%2C274&ref=nb_sb_nos... [amazon.com]
Collapsible (mylar foil) dryer hose will get heavy fast. If you got an old one, can cut it into pieces for inserting into the Tyvek tube if it collapses too much.
Best is DIY sew-your-own with the right diameter and a more open lite material. The reason for openings is suction - the Tyvek may need a session with a hole-puncher if the tube collapses around the fruit, causing suction/stoppage.
At the same time, any partner (the loser) below would appreciate _some deceleration of the fruit, so slack / slope-change on the chute, drag of the chute material, etc.
At this price, it's more a buy vs make, but if you can re-mix to target for your own application, I found a 3D printable option, at least from one site:
https://www.thingiverse
https://www.thingiverse
https://www.amazon.com/Easy-Picki...B0BGT1R
Maybe mod it with box-cutter blades or google "V-blades" for less effort.
https://www.amazon.com/Easy-Picki...B0BGT1R
Maybe mod it with box-cutter blades or google "V-blades" for less effort.
2) If you're looking for a fruit picker for apricots, peaches, apples etc. the Corona fruit picker with extendable pole for a regular price and in-store available at Home Depot might be a better choice (don't forget your 10% veteran/military discount):
https://www.homedepot.c
Pretty sure this one allows for the square-ish poles better, at least based on a previous pic that Amazon had (attached).
This one refers to the same pruner models, yet looks like for round-poles:
https://www.homedepot.c
Maybe discontinued? Only stock seems to be:
https://valley-discounts.com/prod...-113368618
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