HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade
- Brand:
- HART
- Model Number:
- HACRB01
- UPC:
- 810022391723
- EAN:
- 0810022391723
- Walmart SKU:
- 150722829
Market direction turned downward with current $7.63 representing 0.0% under standard pricing.
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Highest Price
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$8.30 | |
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Lowest Price
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$3.88 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$7.63 |
Tracking History: We have tracked HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade since 12/9/2022. The most recent price update was on Jul 26, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $3.88 (lowest on 12/9/2022) to $8.30 (highest on 11/6/2024). The average price during this period is $6.76.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $7.63 (Jul 25) to $7.63 (Jul 25) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $7.63.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.81/5 from 31 reviews.
THE HART 6-INCH 5 TPI PRUNING RECIPROCATING SAW BLADE IS ONE TOUGH COOKIE. I CAN'T USE A CHAIN SAW SO I GET HELP FROM MY NEIGHBOR WHO HAS A SAW. THIS BLADE TOOK CARE OF MY SMALL TREE LIMBS IN NO TIME FLAT. THE HEAVY DUTY STEEL BLADE IS 6 INCHES WITH 5 TEETH PER INCH. THIS MAKES KEEPING MY YARD NEAT SO MUCH EASIER.
The Hart 6" 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade works great ! This blade is heavy duty steel , very deep teethed that saws through small to med branches with ease. The Blade has much deeper teeth than any other pruning blade I have ever had , which is great. I cut a few dead branches from some trees up to about 4" with no problems and it was a nice smooth cut. The full length of the item itself is about 8" but the cutting edge is a full 6" with the reciprocating blade. This is a great blade for pruning or cutting dead unwanted branches from scrubs or trees that are dead or growing out of control. This blade will fit any 'Saws All" as it fit mine just perfectly. I would say it's a universal fit for any reciprocating saw as my saw is a brand name and it fit. Bottom line a great saw blade that has deep teeth that cuts easily through wood , trees , hedges and scrubs leaving a clean cut. This is definitely going to be great , we lost a lot of trees and scrubs to windstorms and have a lot of cleaning up to do , many can be saved if dead branches cut off and a chain saw is just too big to work with for the small tree's and scrubs. This blade is just right for the job, It seems so far to be high quality and it is heavy duty steel and working great so far. FYI : I had other pic's and I some how lost them.
I was given the HART 6 inch blade to test and review. I had a few projects to test the blade on. The first was taking down an old wooden fence. The 6 in blade cut thru the 2x3 supports with out a problem. The second project was taking out old shrubs. The pruning blade cut the branches with little effort. The blade was a good length for getting into the tighter spots. The blade is very strong, I have had other brands and they would bend easily. The HART brand blades held their shape and cutting edge. I would recommend these blades to my friends.
I have a very large shrub that I have kept trimmed with shears. Over the last year, the back of the shrub against our house has became over grown with shrub roots, thick vines, and small trees. There was no way the shears were going to be able to break down this over growth. My husband said this pruning saw blade would probably be able to cut the vines and small trees to clean it up and get the shrub off the brick. I was doubtful because it looked like to me the blade was too small to tackle that job. My husband set up the sawzall with the blade, and we started cutting away. This little blade was tough, we cut through the thick vines, tree branches, and the enormous shrub growth with no hesitation. The whole job took us less than an hour, thankfully the blade held up like a pro. We are giving it a work out, we are planning another pruning project in our backyard. Highly recommend!
This came quickly and will definitely do the job. I'm definitely heading outside to do some trimming on my trees I've been putting off. I've tried everything and the blade just breaks I've seen wonderful reviews for this product and I know I can put my trust in its durability. Can't wait to get this on my saw and get some trimming done.
After discovering Hart made pruning saw blades in both the 6 inch and 9 inch blade lengths my tree trimming chores have become so much easier. My battery-powered reciprocating saw allows me to go anywhere on my six acres to prune and trim tree branches and bushes. Of the two sized pruning blades I use the Hart 6 Inch Pruning Saw Blade the most. It is so convenient to use compared to my long-handled loppers, and, or, my chainsaw. My loppers and chainsaw are very difficult to get into tight spaces with numerous branches in the way. I do not want to cut all the other limbs just so I can use them to prune one or two branches. The 6 inch saw blade has 5 TPI, utilizing irregular tooth sizes and insets into the blade, on either side of each cutting tooth. It does a clean and quick job of cutting, trimming, and pruning. Love it! I have cut up to 3 inch diameter sized limbs with ease. Another important feature is that this Hart pruning saw blade fits the universal shanks of all reciprocating saws whatever the brand. I always start out cutting branches slow, then increase the speed through the variable speed switch as the blade continues to cut through the branches. It is a thick blade and holds up well under my reciprocating saw's variable speeds. I highly recommend this Hart 6 Inch Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade. It is inexpensive and does a great job of pruning. Try one you won't be disappointed.
The Hart Reciprocating Saw Blade is nicely made with the easy cut thru teeth. I trimmed out bushes over the weekend and the teeth were still in good condition that I used it to cut thru wooden studs while I helped demo our Bathroom. I like it and would purchase this again.
I've been itching to try my new Hart Pruning Reciprocating saw blade out. Finally had some sun and dry ground today and went to work on some big oleanders that needed taming. Put the blade on my lime green brand battery reciprocal saw and it fit perfect. I have previously just used a wood blade for my tree trimming, but the 15 TPI blade with deep teeth did the job better on up to 4 inch branches. That is a large branch and probably borders electric or gas saw territory. But with my new blade, it managed to cut through that and more. Very smooth cut by the way. After finishing today, I examined the blade and it was still straight and sharp due to the quality steel that Hart used to make this blade. The Walmart price on this blade is very good compared to other brands. Would truly recommend the HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade.
I received my HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade this week. What I like of the HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade aggressive tooth design. The HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade can be used on a corded or cordless reciprocating saw. I made my first cut with the HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade and it went through the branch fast and left a clean cut. I do recommend the HART 6-inch 5 TPI Pruning Reciprocating Saw Blade.
I received this sawblade product from the Sparks review program which I've also bought a reciprocating saw to use it with tried to use it and pruning trees and branches and it didn't really work as well as I thought it would be because of the vibration of the machine but are used it to trim two by fours for cupboards to remove them and it worked perfectly I got to remove wood cabinets with this blade with ease you do have to be careful that you don't bend the blade without experience this could happen but it does work wonders for small projects trimming cutting out wood drywall two by fours it's a very good product I did use it quite a bit so it remove some of the paint that's on that I would recommend this product for a reciprocating saw it did what I needed to do with ease. I would recommend this tool to anyone that needs small projects done .
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $7.63 (Jul 25) to $7.63 (Jul 25) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $7.63.
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