Parts for Felco cut-and-hold pruner model 100

Felco pruners last forever, but years of hard use and repeated sharpening will eventually wear down even the hardest steel blade. If your blades are chipped or cracked, your pruners no longer close all the way to the tip or you can hardly tell that there was a wire-notch at the back of the blade, then it is time for a replacement blade. You won't believe the difference it makes.

Are your pruners listless and unresponsive? Do they open slowly or not at all? Put the spring back in your pruners. Contains two springs (2-11).

Contains center bolt (6-8) and nut (2-9), locking segment (2-16) and screw for locking segment (6-7).

This kit has all the parts that commonly wear out on the F100 pruner. Revamp you F100 to work like new: comfy cushion, clean, un-notched catch plate and a tight, clean locking system. Contains catch plate (100-15), thumb catch (2-12), spring washer (2-13) and screw (2-14); and shock absorbers (2-18 and 2-20).

Worn or hardened shock absorbers can make pruning a pain in the wrist. For pain-free pruning replace your shock absorbers at least once a year. Contains 4 upper (2-18) and 6 lower (2-20) shock absorbers. Fits all Felco pruners that have shock absorbers.

Contains anvil blade hold (100-36), cutting blade hold (100-37) and 4 screws (30-6).

Includes thumb catch (2-12), spring washer (2-13) and screw for catch(2-14).

Requires riveting. Used as a last resort to replace the cutting blade pins if the pins are lost or damaged. Once the cutting blade is riveted on, future blade replacement will require removing and replacing rivets.

Thumb catch swings freely, locking your pruner during use? You need a new spring washer. Don't over- tighten the screw, fix it right: replace the spring washer

While replacing the lock lever, make sure you replace the spring washer too. It holds the lever still so it stays locked when locked and stays unlocked when in use.

Used for adjustment and maintenance of Felco pruners and loppers. Just the right shape for tightening or loosening the center nut. The correct thickness for fitting the screw slots on older models. On newer models use the handy hexagon-shaped cut-outs for slip-free adjustment of all the nuts and bolts on your Felco pruner or lopper.