The Jameson FG-Series Hollow Core Base Poles are engineered for tree trimming, aerial construction, and utility work, trusted by professionals for their exceptional strength, lightweight design, and durability. Made from high-quality fiberglass, these poles have been the industry standard for over 50 years, meeting the needs of arborists, landscapers, and linemen who require reliable tools for demanding tasks.
Key Features:
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Professional Grade: Ideal for tree trimming, aerial construction, and utility work, widely used by telecommunication linemen, arborists, and landscapers.
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Rubber End Cap: Absorbs shock and impact, protecting the pole and extending its lifespan.
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Aluminum Ferrule: Provides lightweight durability and enhances control and bending resistance.
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Lightweight and Strong: Offers superior control and excellent bending strength, outperforming heavier alternatives like the JE Series.
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Versatile Compatibility: 6 ft. poles include a female ferrule, allowing attachment of tool heads or additional poles.
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Safety Recommendation: Jameson advises starting with a Base Pole for single or multi-pole use to ensure maximum performance and safety.
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Reliable Industry Standard: Over 50 years of trusted use, ensuring unmatched reliability for professionals.
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Made in the USA: Proudly manufactured with superior craftsmanship.
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Safety Tested: Batch tested at 100KV per foot for 5 minutes to meet OSHA standards (not intended for use on energized lines).
Specifications:
- Material: Fiberglass
- Core: Hollow
- Wall Thickness: 0.125″
- Pole Diameter: 1.25″
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Available Lengths:
- FG-4F: 4 ft.
- FG-6F: 6 ft.
- FG-8F: 8 ft.
- FG-10F: 10 ft.
- FG-12F: 12 ft.
- Safety Note: Not a “Hot Stick” – cannot be used on energized lines.
- Warranty: 1-year warranty against defects in material and workmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can these poles be used on energized lines?
No, these poles are not designed for use on energized lines and should not be used as "hot sticks."
Q2: What is the purpose of the rubber end cap?
The rubber end cap absorbs shock and impact, protecting the pole from damage and extending its lifespan.
Q3: Are the poles insulated?
While the poles are tested for electrical resistance, they are not designed for use on energized lines.
Q4: What maintenance is required for these poles?
Regularly inspect for wear and clean with mild soap and water to maintain their durability and performance.
Q5: How does the aluminum ferrule improve functionality?
It adds durability and allows seamless attachment of tool heads or extension poles without compromising strength.
Q6: Are the poles prone to corrosion?
No, the fiberglass material is inherently resistant to corrosion.
Q7: How do I ensure proper safety while using these poles?
Always inspect the pole for damage before use and follow Jameson’s recommendation to start with a Base Pole for stability.
