Just got mine yesterday to assist with Bamboo removal. GAME CHANGER! best $150 I ever spent. This thing blasts through the root systems like butter...and destroys the connecting Rhizomes! BRAVO B'root Bar!
Giant Bully Root, 4 ft long 3 feet wide 18 inches deep, ate my Chain Saw (no surprise with the dirt), then it started eating pruning blades on the Reciprocating Saw. Went "Old School" and ordered this and also went at it with an Ax in 95 degree heat. B'Root Bar worth every penny. Added benefit......no one will mess with you after watching you demolish a large root with a couple of axes. :)
Just bought one hopping it cuts out the 4 -6 inch roots of mesquite trees 1 - 2 feet under ground... Been using my cordless reciprocating saw. killing blades and saw getting full of dirt.
@@bradtindell902 I just received mine yesterday. I like the fact it looks like it is also T-post pounder friendly with the big head welded on the top. I will see how it goes.
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Just got mine yesterday to assist with Bamboo removal. GAME CHANGER! best $150 I ever spent. This thing blasts through the root systems like butter...and destroys the connecting Rhizomes! BRAVO B'root Bar!
Giant Bully Root, 4 ft long 3 feet wide 18 inches deep, ate my Chain Saw (no surprise with the dirt), then it started eating pruning blades on the Reciprocating Saw. Went "Old School" and ordered this and also went at it with an Ax in 95 degree heat.
B'Root Bar worth every penny. Added benefit......no one will mess with you after watching you demolish a large root with a couple of axes. :)
Just bought one hopping it cuts out the 4 -6 inch roots of mesquite trees 1 - 2 feet under ground... Been using my cordless reciprocating saw. killing blades and saw getting full of dirt.
Let us know how it goes. If you can make a video and post it that would be great.
@@bradtindell902 I just received mine yesterday. I like the fact it looks like it is also T-post pounder friendly with the big head welded on the top. I will see how it goes.
@@pegleg1az Put a good edge on it. Ours was sharp but not sharp enough.
Any problems with bouncing rather than cutting in soft, wet soil?
Seems like you could do with some rubber handles on the bar? Would help with shock absorbing?
How has this thing held up over time? Been interested on trying it but worried it might be too flimsy, or the weld might break at the head?
Your grandkids will inherit it. This thing is solid steel.
All I need is somebody to use it.
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