1. Where do I find the model number on my Corona tool?
2. Where can I buy replacement parts for Corona tools?
3. How do I replace the saw blade on a Corona tree pruner?
4. What should I use to clean my blades?
5. How should I maintain my Corona tools to keep them in good working order?
6. Where can I find spare parts or oil for my Corona TP 4000 Electric Chain Saw?
7. I need instructions for the AC 8300 Sharpening Tool.
8. What is the warranty on my Corona tools?
9. Do I have to register for my warranty to be effective?
10. How can I get a copy of Corona's Principles of Pruning or Principles of Planting?
11. What are Corona's shipping and handling charges for orders placed on this web site?
12. Why doesn't the saw blade move up and down when I pull on the rope of my tree pruner?
1. Where do I find the model number on my Corona tool?
The location of model number varies by the type of tool. You can use the following general guidelines in looking for the model number:
Pruners – on the blade or near the pivot bolt
Hedge Shears – on the handles
Loppers – on the handles
Saws – on the handles
Hand Tools – on the backside of the head of the tool
For all other products, call Corona Customer Service at (800) 847-7863.
2. Where can I buy replacement parts for Corona tools?
Many retailers, dealers and distributors sell replacement parts for Corona tools. Please call Corona Customer Service at (800) 847-7863 for the names and phone numbers of a retailer, dealer or distributor nearest you that carries Corona replacement parts.
Replacement parts are also available on the Corona web site. Click here to view our replacement part catalog.
3. How do I replace the saw blade on a Corona tree pruner?
Instructions for replacing saw blades on Corona tree pruners are available as a download.
4. What should I use to clean my blades?
Corona recommends that you use a small amount light oil (machine oil, vegetable oil or something similar) and fine steel wool to clean your blades.
5. How should I maintain my Corona tools to keep them in good working order?
Proper care of your tools will make your investment last and add benefit to your gardening experience. Here are some guidelines to follow:
- Clean your tools after each use. Wipe the handles, blades, forks and edges with a clean cloth. Use soap (Lysol® and Pine Sol® are safe) to loosen dirt and crusted material. Fine steel wool and a light oil can also be used on the metal blades to remove rust and stains. Be careful not to use some cleaners, such as bleach solutions, that may damage the metal parts of your tools.
- If the tool has an edge, sharpen it with a sharpening tool, such as the Corona AC 8300, file or sharpening stone. Shovel blades can be periodically sharpened to improve digging performance.
- Coat blades with a light oil such as machine oil, silicon spray, vegetable oil or something similar.
- Store your tools in a safe, dry location, preferably kept locked or secured from children.
6. Where can I find spare parts or oil for my Corona TP 4000 Electric Chain Saw?
The TP 4000 Electric Chain Saw was discontinued by Corona in 2005. We have exhausted our inventory of spare parts for this product. This product is also beyond our warranty commitment policy, but our engineers have confirmed that certain spare parts for the Remington LNT-2 10” Chain Saw are compatible with the TP 4000.
You can purchase these replacement parts from Desatech by clicking on the links below or by phone at (800) 626-2237.
| Description | Remington Model LNT-2 Part # | Equivalent Desatech Item | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10” Guide Bar | 097567-01S | 097567-01S | Click here to see this item on Desatech.com |
| 10” Replacement Chain | 091371S | 091371S (10SC) | Click here to see this item on Desatech.com |
Corona also recommends using high-quality chain saw oil for lubricating the TP 4000. You can purchase this oil at many hardware and home improvement retailers nationwide.
* Neither Desatech nor Remington are associated with Corona Clipper, Inc.
7. I need instructions for the AC 8300 Sharpening Tool.
Sharpening instructions for the AC 8300 Sharpening Tool are available as a download.
8. What is the warranty on my Corona tools?
Corona provides a limited lifetime warranty on most of its tools. For more information about our warranty, click here.
9. Do I have to register for my warranty to be effective?
No, Corona does not require registration for your warranty to be effective.
10. How can I get a copy of Corona's Principles of Pruning or Principles of Planting?
The Principles of Pruning and Principles of Planting are available as a download on our web site. You can also contact our Customer Service department at (800) 847-7863 or by e-mail at sales@corona.bellota.com, and we will gladly mail you copies.
If you would like to request multiple copies of the Principles of Pruning and/or Principles of Planting for a special event such as a flower show, please send an e-mail to marketing@corona.bellota.com and we'll be happy to fulfill your request.
11. What are Corona's shipping and handling charges for orders placed on this web site?
Click here for shipping and handling charge information.
12. Why doesn't the saw blade move up and down when I pull on the rope of my tree pruner?
Tree pruners have two methods for cutting branches.
One is a bypass pruning blade and hook, which is used for cutting branches up to about 1" in diameter. When the rope on the tree pruner is pulled, the blade moves across the hook cutting the branch. To use this feature, reach up in the tree with the pruner, hook a branch, and then pull the rope. The blade will come from underneath the branch to cut it.
The other method is a pruning saw. It is used for cutting branches greater than 1" in diameter. In order to use the saw, you simply move the pole up and down; pulling on the rope does not cause the blade to move. It is not necessary to attach the saw blade in order to use the bypass blade feature. When using the saw blade, ensure that it is securely attached. For instructions on how to assemble the tree pruner saw blade, click here.
