The Tool That Gives You “Super Human” Strength. -124
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- The tool that gives you super human strength. Extractigator
allows you to rip-out and remove invasive trees and shrubs.
Check out this extremely HD tools for your property.
extractigator.com/
Extractigator Broom, Buckthorn, Weed and Tree Puller
#Extractigator #Firewood #DIY #Tools #Gardentools #Invasiveplants
Damn, son. Almost every time I watch your channel, I end up spending money! I don't know whether to stop watching or talk to my wife first. Oh well, I know I am not going to stop watching. This is timely for me, I have a bunch of small trees sprouting along my driveway at the edge of a pond and this looks like just the ticket. Woo hoo.
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My wife already asked me to stop watching TCT! 😂😂😂 Not gonna happen!!!
@@alanross3435 Haha 😂😂
Dennis, like I always say I’m not trying to sell anything I’m just showing you what available. When you call mentioned how you’re going to use the tool around the pond and they may offer some suggestions on which model would be the best for your situation.
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A Indian Tribe in Northern California makes a tool similar, we call it the weed wrench. Works really well on scotch broom
Steve it seems there are 3 major companies that make a tree puller. Weed Wrench, Extractigator and Pullerbear. From what I can see all are well made.
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I invented and built the “ log arch “ . I thought I might become very wealthy from it and was very pleased with myself . Soon after , somebody with the internet showed me 1000’s of them ! Bugger ! More than 20 years later my prototype is still in regular use .
Frustrating, just when you think you hit the Jack-pot someone bursts you bubble. Oh well you know you had a good idea.
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Hey Tony, proud owner of the fiskars vertical splitters here, they sold me on the lifetime warranty ,keep up the great videos!!!
Glad you enjoyed my video. Fiskars tools do have a great warranty.
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Tony,life is a lot more easier when you’re using the right tools for the job another excellent video Tony 😮😊❤
Todd glad you enjoyed the video.
The right tool makes the job go easier, faster and safer.
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This explains why I haven’t seen you lately, I was pleasantly surprised seeing you this am, honestly i prematurely thought you wasn’t producing many videos. Great video. 👏🏻
Larry glad to hear from you. Not sure what the issue is with me losing subscribers.
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Sure enough Tony, I had to resubscribe to your channel. I hate it when they do that... It's great to see your videos again. And I will go back and check out ones I surely have missed. Keep up the good work!
Tim thanks for resubscribing. Definitely check out some of my recent videos.
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First time viewer. City dweller. If I have leave for the country life, I can see a place in my tool collection for the Extractigator!
Thank you for sharing.
Victor I was a city dweller most my life but after retiring I move out to the country and absolutely love it.
Tools like the Extractigator make the job go so much easier.
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Dad made a T-post extractor using his handyman jack and a large chain link.
Speaking of handyman jacks, apparently there was one company that had various accessories for theirs including a fence stretcher.
John, many people have modified a standard farm Jack to remove T-post and it really works well. I’m sure there are accessories to adapt to multiple tasks.
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Saw a guy pull a a 4x4 fence post out that way too. Where I live we call that a farmers jack.
CORRECTION. the Big Foot Accessory aluminum base plate will fit the . I initially said it only fit the Classic.
Sorry for any confusion.
Seeing a tool that you think is cool, is the best recommendation I can think of.
Mark, I’m glad you liked the video.
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I've had one of these for about 6 years, and it's been awesome for saplings.
I’m glad you confirm this tool does what’s it suppose to.
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Thanks, Tony! Like that you mentioned the background of the inventor and genesis of the tool. I think I could add a 5 ft section of electrical conduit to further increase the mechanical advantage.
I try my best to supply as much information on the tools I review.
This tool is so well made I would have no problems adding a pipe for additional leverage.
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That tool would have been priceless to me a couple decades ago, what a beast. Thanks, I just subbed and rang the bell.
Aubrey the toll really is a beast.
I appreciate you resubscribing to my channel.
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Great job as always Tony, congratulations on 8K. Well Done.
Michael glad you enjoyed, and thanks for noticing the 8k growth.
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That's awesome! 1 min in I wondered if it would pull T posts! Lol! We have a lot of invasive cedar/juniper and China Berry trees in Texas that this thing would be great to use on.
I definitely think this would serve you well with the invasives you mentioned.
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Thanks Tony
Mark, Thanks for watching and commenting 👍TCT
Morning Tony , another top of the line tool . Very nice demo and good video .👍🏻
Del I’m glad you liked it. The Extractigator is a well built and handy tool for sure.
Stay out of the sun and keep cool.
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You guys in the USA are really affortunate!
Here in Europe, those tools will arrive in about some 60 years or so, so...
I mean... Congratulations.
(If you can, please ask those companies to sell it here as well!)
Thank you and greetings from Portugal.
Hi and great having friends in Portugal. You may try asking the folks at Extractigator if they would ship to you.
extractigator.com/
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Imagine if ancient Rome had such a tool. Yet they cleared so much land for roads ...how?
Fast forward to today, and that area still doesn't have it lol.
@@rswow Between the Romans and Egyptians there aren’t many new inventions that they didn’t invent.
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Tony thanks learn something new about a cool tool to help remove small trees. Have a great day be safe
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Thank you Tony. Another great informative video.
Saving pennies for the purchase hopefully soon.
You wont be disappointed. The tool is built like a tank and will give years of service.
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That is pretty cool, and in the spring even better. My problem would be digging holes to plant the trees I pulled out lol. Thanks Tony...Ken
Kent I just use the wood chips from my Woodland Mills chipper/shredder.
It fills in the hole and won’t compact like dirt will.
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Great tool Tony!!! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Mr Tony that thing loks very handy. Thank you for the video.
Mike it truly is a handy tool.
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This was an extraordinarily practical video perfect thank you so very much
Mark I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
I agree it’s a unique and functional tool for sure.
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That’s sweet!! Thanks Tony
Harold glad you enjoyed the video.
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Thats a clever little contraption!!
Thanks for showing us!! You do a great job at it!!
Enjoyed the video
Jacob, glad you enjoyed the video.
Wanted to confirm you receive the X27 ax?
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@@TonysCoolTools Yessir, I got it!!
Thanks again!!
RUclips shows that I am still subscribed to your channel to get all notifications. However I haven’t seen anything in several weeks from your channel. Tim in Northern TN
Tim thanks for letting me know. I am posting videos every other week due to my travel schedule.
Please check out videos you’ve missed.
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Great video Tony. I enjoyed seeing you at the Hoosier Hysteria. That is a cool tool, I ordered one while the video was running. I have a ton of multiflora rose and t-posts that i pull.
James is always nice to sit down, break bread and chit chat about things we are passionate about.
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@@TonysCoolTools If you are ever in Ohio, you have a place to stay.
Great tool, Tony.
Wayne glad you enjoyed the video.
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This is so cool! Thanks for sharing
Easy peezy! Great tool Tony👍👍
It definitely makes the job go faster.
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Very nice. Thanks for info.
Alan, glad you enjoyed the video.
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Thanks for the video! 👍🏻☮✌🏻
Alan glad you enjoyed the video.
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Hi Tony love the new Extractigator thank You very nice good one ( Ty Ron Canada
Ron, another great tool made North of the border. Glad you enjoyed the video.
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That's a cool tool Tony thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Man wish i knew of this tool back in 2003/04. I have a lot of Scotch broom i know i went through at least 3 cheep pruning sheers as i was not able to remove the root ball. This tool would have made things easier for sure
well Daniel now you know where you can go for a tool that will save you a lot of time!
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Great tool. Tahnk you!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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It's like a beefy version of a grampa weeder.
Definitely going to check that out!
I’m sure there were similar tools that were made in gramp’s time but are no longer available. Tools like that last more than one generation.
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Amazing!!! You still 'da man!
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Wow 8000 plus subscribers 😁🧑🌾
Wow nice tool for farmers and homesteaders.😁
Yes I am blessed to have grown so quickly.
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thanks for info
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Awesome job and tool.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Nice video.
Greetings from a former Northern IL resident
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Excellent video.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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Painful watching those white pine come down, but I get it, for all things a purpose, the forest is a unique and wonderful place of which living and dying join hands. At times you have no choice but to get in there and crank it by hand and this is a great tool for that, especially plants with thorns, love this invention. Nicely produced video...thank-you
I agree I hate removing any tree however I’ve learned it’s a necessity if you are a good woodyard manager.
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That's so CRAZY it just might work !!!
Sheldon I assure you the Extractigator definitely does work and is an extreamily well built HD tool.
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Thanks for sharing the world is already better with people like you and I and the people commenting about this inventors great idea.... somehow I thought that you would used those plants to re plant them somewhere else more needed or to keep them growing for resale... those plants at the store are very expensive
I hate removing any tree but have been taught (by foresters) that it’s necessary to improve my woodlot. I do give many white pines to neighbors and friends. These pies make a great natural privacy fence.
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That is definitely a cool tool!!
Tim another great tool one of your countrymen manufactured.
I keep telling people great stuff comes from up North!
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I have used a mattox for many years. Since the 70s. It also has different functions like popping roots, digging, busting soil, and prying. Think I will keep using it.
Nancy, a mattock is definitely an awesome tool for all the reasons you’ve pointed out.
The Extractigator is just another option.
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Yes Tony you are already Belled!
How right you are😂😂😂
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another cool tool
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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That would be a handy to have.Keep up the good work
Ronnie, not many tools can last a lifetime but the way they make the Extractigator it definitely will be something you can pass down to kids or grandkids.
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"Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world." -Archimedes
ha ha the Greeks knew what they were talking about!
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I have a tool I invented but the use is rather specialized. It removes arrows that are stuck in the bottom of water while bowfishing. This tool kind of reminds me of it a little. You probably aren’t a bowfisherman are you? I’d love a review! Meritt Arrow Out.
Tim, I try to focus on tools pertaining to firewood, tractors and ATV/UTVs. if I had a channel dealing with hunting or fishing it would be more appropriate. Your tool sounds very interesting for sure and yes I occasionally do bowfish.
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@@TonysCoolTools thanks for the response!
I might need to get one of these. I have been playing whack-a-mole cutting down invasive saplings but leaving the roots. This would be a little more work up front, but might pay off in the long term
Guishan you won’t be disappointed. The Extractigator does what it says and is a very heavy duty piece of equipment making the job easier and safer.
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The Bigfoot accessory is named after something that can pull really big trees up out of the ground. Seemingly with ease.
Not sure how they came up with the name but it really works well.
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Looks like a great tool. Would like to have seen what the 3" opening could do
John I hope to make additional videos on the Extractigator.
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I’d love to have so much black locust and buckthorn
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The big daddy could be the “ mastergator “ . 😂
ha ha I like the name “Mastergator”
All I know is it really works well.
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I like these larger ones like people were building in the 60's.
Extractigator offers 4 different sizes for specific needs.
The Big Daddy is a Beast!
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White Pine won't sprout from a stump when you cut it - it just dies. Pine is not particularly rot resistant, so most of the roots will compost in a year or two. Why bother yanking them up when you can just cut them off? This is true of most trees and shrubs by the way. The only reason I can see for pulling the roots is if you intend to grown a garden or plant some new trees or shrubs, and then you need only pull those that are where you want to dig the hole. Unfortunately Tony doesn't show us how big a root-ball you can reliably pull with this tool. The ones he is pulling are between 1" and 2" diameter I think. White pine would be pretty easy to pull, having fairly shallow roots, but pulling something that has a major tap root like oak or walnut would be very difficult at this size I would say. (A tap root is a single large, long, root descending straight down from the center of the tree trunk. Tony is mistaken: White Pine do not have them). I've seen some pretty cool, unique hand tools for digging up fairly large, established trees to in order to transplant them though, with root-balls up to 48": Tripple Brook Farm:
tripplebrookfarm.com/tree-digging-equipment/tree-digging-system-components/
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You got 3K subs in three weeks? Well done! Subbed for being a fellow cheesehead.
Ha ha cheaderheads all the way!😂
Appreciate your well wishes.
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Tony, awesome videos, I already bought one of the things you previewed on your channel, the add-on to my bucket, works great. Not sure I need one of these, however the loppers I do need , Fiskar sell them ? Lifetime warranty? Keep up the good work !
The Fiskars loppers are awesome and yes they carry a lifetime guarantee.
If you are interested here is my link on the 32” loppers.
amzn.to/4dPqYEA
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Outstanding, gonna have one of these 😂
You won’t be disappointed, it’s an awesome piece of equipment.
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Tony, it was great seeing you again at HFH! How is that logrite cane :D. This is a neat tool , sure makes quick work of popping buckthorn and other saplings and invasive species out.
HFH was a blast and for a good cause. The Extractigator is an awesome tool for helping around any property.
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I bought one of these a while back to help pull some small cedars. There is a potential hazard when using this tool. When pushing down to remove one of the small cedars, the trunk suddenly snapped. This resulted in my body suddenly goiing down towards the ground. However my head did not keep up and was jerked backwards relative to my body.. Essentially a whiplash type situation. Fortunately no injury was sustained from this sudden movement. Just something to be aware of.when using this tool.
Sad truth is that could happen if you were trying to pull out a small tree and it snapped sending you falling backwards.
It’s like any tool you use you have to be cognizant of potential hazards.
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That's not on the tool. That's on you.
Did you ever try to break free a stubborn lug nut, only to have it suddenly give way and send your knuckles and body smashing into the pavement? Yeah, there is a potential hazard when using a wrench. We learn to brace ourselves when applying a great force so that we can minimize or avoid a violent follow through when something gives way.
Thank you for sharing what you painfully learned so that others may learn without the pain. However, pain is the most common and effective teacher.
@@davidsnyder3799 I think for most people, if you are pulling back on something you are prepared for the possibility that you could fall back. The usual stance is to make sure one leg is behind the other in case you fall backwards.
The situation of rapping your knuckles using a tire iron generally happens much closer to the ground.
For the situation I was in, my body was between two and three feet above the ground. A much larger distance to suddenly lurch forward and cause my head to snapback the way it did.
It is also a failure mode that I expect a lot of people may not anticipate and also probably can't brace themselves for compared to a pulling back situation.
It is situation that people need to be aware of when using the tool.
@@davidsnyder3799 David, thanks for your comment 👍TCT
@@googacct Tools are dangerous, in the wrong hands. It is important to use the correct hands.
That is neat
Dave glad you enjoyed the video.
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Lol, I got one of those, useless in my soil even after an all day rain. In my Missouri rocky soil, I have trouble using a shovel. So if you can easily dig in your soil, maybe this tool will work
I agree there are certain soils (heavy clay and rocky areas) the Extractigator would have a hard time pulling out saplings and brush.
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Looks like it works good.
Bert I think this would get the Bert’s seal of approval. This tool is extremely well made.
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@TonysCoolTools i could try it out and pull out some trees growing in wifes flower beds.
@@BertsCustomCuts I picked up the pins for Chris’s tractor so when I drop them off or Chris picks them up I can give him one of the pullers.
Curious how this would work on Blackberries. Looks like it would lay waste to them. Genius! Oh! Btw, “don’t be a tool” is a great reminder.
Never tried Blackberry bushes but here are just a few of the trees and bushes it works on.
The Extractigator products have been successfully used to remove Acacia, Alder, Ardesia, Bamboo, Blackberry, Black Walnut, Blueberry, Blueweed, Boxwood, Broom, Brush, Buckthorn, Burdock, Cherry, Chinaberry, Chinese Elm, Choke cherry, Cluster Tarweed, Common Buckthorn, Concrete stakes, Cottonwood, Crepe Myrtle, Daphne Laureola, Elaeagnus, Eucalytus, European Buckthorn, French broom, Garlic Mustard, Giant Hogweed, Glossy Buckthorn, Gorse, Grape Vines, Hart's Thorn, Hawthorn, Hickory, Holly, Honeysuckle, Huisache, Ilex Aquifolium, Japanese Barberry, Japanese Knotweed, Japanese Bamboo, Juniper, Kochia, Koa Haole, Kudzu, Laurel, Ligustrum, Lilac, Locust, Maple, Mesquite, Mexican Bamboo, Mulberry, Multiflora Rose, Nandina, Nettle, Oak, Olive, Persimmon, Pine, Poplar, Privet, Rebar, Rhineberry, Russian olive, Salt Cedar, Scotch broom, Shrubs, Siberian Elm, Silverberry, Silver Maple, Stakes, Spurge Laurel, St. Johns Wart, Sweetgum, Tamarisk, Thistles, Trees, Tree of Heaven, Wattle, Waythorn, Weeds, Wild Grape, Willow, Winged Euonymus, Zinnia, and many many
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Sir, there are people living in África that watch you too. Not now cause i´m in Portugal right now but were are a few learning.
I am amazed and humbled knowing my videos are watched throughout the world. It an honor having friends in Africa. I’m glad you enjoy my videos.
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I do not think they give you more strength but employ what strength you have in a better way, applied mechanics.
James well put!
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hi there nice looking tool . john
Hey John I hope you’re staying out of trouble!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
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I got notified after 4 days on this one
Chris thanks for letting me know. It seems multiple subscribers have told me the same thing. I had over 400 subscribers have to resubscribe in a matter of a couple days. Not sure what’s going on with RUclips????
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I use a winch with a chain wrapped around the sapling. Very little effort required and most of the entire root comes out. I've used this method with pulleys to take out up to 60' trees with a bad lien and 4' circumference.
Thanks for sharing, I know there are multiple ways of removing trees, and bushes. Thie Extractigator is only one way.
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PAUL BUNYAN AIN'T GOT NOTHING ON ME!!!
Ha ha . Glad you enjoyed the video.
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For the less able, perhaps if device has wheels and a battery operated motor it would be more amenable for us handicapped.
I will show other equipment in the near future that makes invasive species removal easier.
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Ive been getting your videos
Darin I’m glad you were being notified about my videos.
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Nice demo. But wouldn't a chain saw be about 10 times quicker than mucking about with that tool?
Cal, In the case of pine yes a chainsaw or HD loppers would probably be a better choice however for many of the invasive trees and bushes if you saw or cut the trees they grow back thicker. Total removal with as much of the root system is the best method.
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Will this tool also disassemble pallets? I have been looking at the Pallet Buster and if this works to "bust pallets" I will get one tool to take care of two jobs! Thank you for your response
I have passed your idea to the inventor but currently this tool is not setup to disassemble a pallet.
However I think it’s a great idea.
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I like pullerbear better. It's simpler design without adjustable slots, and seems more sturdy.
Thanks for your comment, I’ve seen but have not used the Pullerbear tree tool.
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Looks like the same as a t-post puller and it works the same
Joe it definitely uses the same concept as a t-post puller.
like the fact that this tool is not a single purpose tool.
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Love it! How are these devices for removing evasive bamboo?? How do we purchase
Joe, I’ve not tried on bamboo but the person that makes these states it removes bamboo.
Here is there web page.
ruclips.net/user/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbTZ6UE1hZHVLeXBEZlZreEZvUVdGbHhwejU3Z3xBQ3Jtc0trT1RIQy1vS2lfd0pORV8zZkRkdWZyQlltZ2FhYnh3U1lKWVY4WWQ2N09NVzFSdjdpNVF0U09pUUZDYndWMjJDN01KNEhBYmVTZUY3WHBNdXRPQlE4SmNBd05XOEt4Ym5XNEhNaW5BbXU3aFBnN2s3QQ&q=https%3A%2F%2Fextractigator.com%2F&v=D3m2YPjQ4p0
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That white pine makes a lot of white pine needle tea
ha ha well then I have enough to supply all of Wisconsin 😂
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nice
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I am in the Seattle region, and Ivy is our nemesis.
I despise the stuff.
At least the Himalayan Blackberry bears fruit.
A little farther from the city, and Scotch Broom rears its yugly head.
yup unfortunately we can’t get away from invasives we can onl try to control the with whatever means we have.
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@@TonysCoolTools About to try a spray of Cleaning Vinegar (6%), and see what it does to the Ivy.
@@TimeSurfer206 Let us know what results you get with that solution.
I’ve used vinegar, salt and Dawn dish soap and got minimal results.
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see that's smart, i have never seen one in Sweden before
Well I’m glad I made you aware of this tool.
Its probably best to call Extractigator (check info section for web page) and they can give a dealer in EU or tell you the best way to get one.
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I wonder if this would work on interlocking bamboo roots? We have about 60 to remove. For the first 30 or so, we used a reciprocating saw and it was still very difficult.
Robert I’ve had numerous inquiries whether the Extractigator will work on bamboo. I personally have not had experience with it but the folks at Extractigator say it works on bamboo.
I would reach out to them for additional information.
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Is there any disadvantage or restriction from using the "big daddy" model on small diameter trunks?
Either puller works great, the Classic is a litter lighter and automatically opens so it’s a little faster to use initially on small diameter trees but with practice the Big Daddy would do the trick as well. It all depends on what you have on your property.
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What’s the chances that I came across this video the day after I struggled for an hour to remove the roots of a vine-like bush with a heavy duty crowbar and some 2x4s? My only consolation is there was nothing much above ground that the Extractigator would have been able to grab onto.
Ha, ha Murphy's law I was a day late and a dollar short! There is a tool for every job for sure.
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looks like a lot of trouble instead of just one swing with a Kokri, to which you've fitted a pickaxe handle.
I agree with you regarding pine trees however if I just used a brush ax or loppers on buck thorn it would come back thicker and be more of a burden to control.
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CORRECTION.
The Big Foot Accessory aluminum base plate will fit the Big Daddy Extractigator. . I initially said it only fit the Classic.
Sorry for any confusion. TCT
Tony do you have all the Fiskars tools they have made?
Dennis I’d say pretty darn close.😂
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I looked online at similar tools, do you know anything about the Pullerbear?
There are about three brands of invasive pullers out there excluding the Chinese knock offs.
The Pullerbear is one I haven’t personally used but based on the RUclips reviews looks like a nice tool.Im sure you can’t go wrong with any of them.
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looks like it could pull post up
Michael I’m not sure how well the Extractigator would do on a fence post because the tool pivots sideways but doesn’t pull up. I’ll have to give it a try.
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Great idea, how well does it work in heavy soil like clay?
There are several factors, first what species of tree are you trying to remove. An oak has longer tap roots than a pine.
You’re always better off working after a good rain.
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@@TonysCoolTools Excellent news, if there's one thing we have plenty of then it's rain. It never stopped from July 2023 until the first week in May. Thank you 💚🇮🇪☘️
Looks like it's just a bigger version of Grampa's Weeder, lol.
I’m sure over the years there have been several variations of this tool out there. The best part is they work very well.
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would it work for chain link fence post that are not set in concrete?
I’m really not sure? unlike the T-post that has nubs every inch or so a round metal fence post doesn’t have anything to hold on to or grip.
I would suggest contacting Extractigator and asking Shawn the inventor his thoughts.
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