EASY Way to REMOVE ROOTS, STUMPS & SHRUBS - Brush Grubber
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2022
- Removing stumps, shrubs and roots can be a nightmare. This tool claims it can make that job EASY. Will it work? See it in action in this video and decide for yourself.
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Any tips/tricks/recommendations to get rid of moles and voles? Much appreciated sir!!
Hi you said it is a single-use tool, but then you said the tool will get plenty of use. Is it truly single-use, meaning you use it once and throw it away, because it is not good for a second use?
$100 is absolutely worth it if you have to pull more than one root.
I know its not the cheapest but the right tool for the right job saves so much time and headache in the long run.
Im a younger guy that inherited my dads 120 year old house when he passed. I knew a decent amount of construction stuff but your videos for home help have been so amazing and helpful.
You deserve to be a bigger channel but i just want to say thank you and let you know how much sharing this knowledge in these fun concise formats is.
Grabber = $100
Wear and tear saved on back = Priceless. Great video brother.
Much appreciated. Defintiely true about the back, when you are young you dig and when you get old you pay the price so anything to help is good
I have one and it works great! There's another version that works great on "clump" bushy stumps called "Brush Grubber BG-19 Heavy Duty Clump Grubber." It's basically a 3 chained lasso with teeth on the chains to bite. I couple those with the Apex 12,500 pound winch from Harbor Freight and plot clearing like you are doing becomes fun!
That's awesome to hear. I have seen some negative reviews but a lot of it depends on what you can grip on and how big the plant is. I don't reallly see this ever breaking which makes the cost more bearable. I saw that chain one also, I need to buy one of those in the future.
That same company makes a pulling chain called a Shrub/Clump Grubber that has little cleats welded to each link and a ring that acts like a choker chain. You only have to wrap it around once or twice and it grabs hold and allows pulling out shrubs and such. It has a ring on the opposite end to allow you to attach a standard pulling chain to put more distance between you and the item being pulled. I have one and it works amazing. It would be a good compliment to your grabber jaw.
I've been meaning to tell you @Silver Cymbal. I absolutely appreciate your videos and recommended them to my FIL many times. Also, I'm glad you moved out of Mass and on to greener pastures where you're at now. Especially with what's going on now a days. I did the same and moved out of the Bay Area, Ca and bought 5 acres. Keep up the great work. I appreciate you brother!
THIS MAN HAS SO MUCH EQUIPMENT FOR LITTERLY EVERYTHING YOU CAN THINK OF
Not necessarily just the fun ones. You might be surprised that I just bought my first circular saw last week I hate that tool but it's unavoidable for some jobs. I own a lot of odd tools and equipment but lack a lot of tools others would consider basic.
Says the dude with no brush or shrubs to pull lol.
Even at the cost of $100, it’s cheaper than having a tree company come and grind the stump which doesn’t remove enough of the roots to really replant in the same area.
I paid $40.00 to have a large Oak tree stump removed and I'm sure the cost would have been the same for a root removal.
Best way to get bushes out is a sawzall and a truck. 12.99 blade runs through like 12 bushes before it needs replacement
Absolute Genius...that thing could save me a ton of time pulling out shrubs & small trees. I'll definitely look into this Thanks!
I wish I got one of these years ago. I totally agree with you.
First and foremost, your yard does not look like a dump lol! You have a beautiful property and the way you have gone at it, it's sure to be even better! Great job!
I really enjoy your videos and think you’re really coming along fabulously with the new place. It’s looking awesome
Thank you so much, very kind of you
We’ve used one for years and it’s a back saver and time saver. I highly recommend it!
You always introduce me to the most interesting useful products
You mentioned in a previous video if anybody had any ideas for a tractor for you. Then you show up in your new rig. I'd love a video on your selection process and why you picked the machine you now have. Thanks.
Hello Sir.. Welcome to NH..
I have been watching your videos for quite some time don’t comment much..
But this one I had to..
I have the biggest version of this and I love it.. I has not failed me yet.. sometimes I wish I had the one like you got as well on smaller stuff.. I didn’t see the model on your tractor but you are going to love it. The cab is great..
I have the B2650 with a cab and loader with a front mount snowblower.. it is Great.. Heat in the winter and Air Conditioning in the summer 😉😁.
Welcome to the Live Free or Die state..
Stay safe and always be kind.
Go 603
Great tractor choice! Another tractor accessory to compliment the brush grubber would be the Timber Tuff swivel skidding tongs. I get allot of use out of them with my Kubota.
Are you monitoring my browser history? 😆 I was just looking at those YESTERDAY and wondered if they actually worked as intended. And here we have an unbiased review from Silver Cymbal! Perfect timing. It looks like it would indeed be a handy tool to have around the property; thanks for posting! 😎
Hehehe I am not quite that advanced. So glad you liked the video, its a nice tool for sure.
The new property is beautiful. I have a friend in the Woodstock NY area and this reminds me of his place.
Wow! That's awesome!
Brilliant !
Beautiful place! Congratulations
Thank you very much!
The size of that root ball at 2.22 was something else. Seems like a very impressive tool
Hello, thanks for the great video, good luck!
Waow, that is a fantastically handy dandy tool.
What an amazing sized yard. You could build a beautiful big Pond with a nice Patio area by the Pond.
Just imagine sitting by the Water and across the Water you see a 5 foot drop Waterfalls. Nice Palm Trees and Banaplants as the backdrop. That would be an amazing space to relax in.
Like 116 is now up.
Thankyou very much for sharing.
Take care Sir. 👍🙂❤
Thank you, I completely agree. That pond has some weird history to it, and I am hoping to find the early owner who supposedly had it put in! I will be exploring this in some upcoming videos more also. Its not big but we are so grateful that its here.
@@SilverCymbal My pleasure Sir.
That is interesting. So do you think that maybe it has been covered over? 👍🙂❤
Groundwater laws may govern whether ponds may be built, at least here in Colorado that’s the case. Even with water rights attached to our land, I learned it would be a time-consuming endeavor, not to mention an unknown amount in attorney fees for handling the process and representation before the state’s water board. Even so, anyone with an interest in the below-ground water source can object with the argument that it would interfere with the appropriation of his water rights downstream. 🤦🏻♀️ Goodbye, pond…
I have a winch which I use for pulling roots and has worked well. But this is a good, relatively cheap idea for those who don’t have one/a truck
Beautiful settings
Much appreciated
Any tips/tricks/recommendations to get rid of moles and voles? Much appreciated sir!!
Tks SC
I'm building a home on 3 1/2 acres and I need to clear part of the land. I only have a Prius which can't tow or pull anything. I'm going to have to rent some equipment. This tool seems to work great.
Sweet tool, beautiful land!
Wow, you really pull out.
Haxman, Project Farm, and Farmcraft need this! Cool tool.
Love the look of the property! With all of that stone, do you have any radon issues?
Thank you, yes. Lots of Radon in NH and New England. We had it in our old house too, just a little. This house had a mitigation system already installed and fortunately the well water didn't have any. Radon is a very debated but if you put in your own system it can cost as little as $300-400 with some effort and I love that it gets humidity out from under your slab too.
Great 😎🤝
Does it work on exposed, surfaced roots in the yard?
Great video! Was that Monadnock in the background? Or one of the Whites?
Wow you know your mountains, yes Monadnock!
Nice brand new looking Kubota , I would love to have one. 👍
I saved almost 10k with this one, it was used. 75 hours on the clock and he had a snowblower. I am going to need it when you see the driveway.
So I could use something like this but I don't have a tractor. I would need to know how to safely use my car on my driveway while jury rigging up some pulleys to get what I need to get out.
I saw a powder that you put on top of the stump and supposedly it’s erodes it. Is that true? Can you Test it?
Me with my 6500sf lot in LA: watches video anyway because silver cymbal is entertaining.
Nice place!
You have a project gold mine bud. This winter might be slow though
I'm going to have to get one of those. I have a tree that I've been trying to remove for ten years. Every year, I'm convinced I've chopped it all out, and it comes right back the next year. 😡 This would at least make my yearly fight easier.
Single purpose, but regardless excellent tool and a steal at $100! Time is money and not only is it more efficient, but will save on your back. 👍
I have the "extreme" version. Sometimes it comes off of smaller (1-2") trees and I have to beat it on with a hammer to get it to stay. If youre only pulling smaller trees, the regular version is probably what you want. I use an 8k winch with a snatch block attached to my jeep.
I think its a hec of a deal kinda like using a pipe wrench 🤷The tractor kinda helped too 👍
You are my hero! I need that tool. Is there a maximum to the size stump you can pull out? I have some big stumps so it would get use. I have a Kubota just like yours, but older so can use it with the tool. You always post just what I need. Thanks!
Very nice of you, they make a bunch of different ones and sizes, the way I looked at them this seemed to the best deal $108 and this states it can do up to 4". They have some crazy jumbo ones but my tractor or truck woudn't be able to do much more but for around the farm stuff this size seems great,
@@SilverCymbal Thank you! I will check it out. Those Kubotas are workhorses. Amazing what you can do with them!
@@cherylskates I 100% agree. What this maching has already helped me do here is unreal. Some jobs that take you 1 hour would have taken me a year by hand. This is really invaluable.
@@SilverCymbal It's amazing! We demolished a barn with it, take down trees, landscape, plow, and more. So powerful! I'vs had so many people want to buy it from me, but it's not for sale. Hope you post some Kubota videos!
So worth the $100!
More video of this! 😅
this is a miniature version of a specialty tool to set noposts (trapezoid shaped concrete divider placed on roads).
@silver cymbal Quick question , i plan to redo my yard from scratch, i just got done Tillering it and plan to plant seeds soon, im follwing your No Water video, and i found the Leaco team mates Plus seeds , they are selling for 180$ for 50lbs , is that about how much your paid? or are they ripping me off , also i have 4300sq ft back yard and 2500sq ft front yard, should i buy 2 bags or do i need only 1? thanks in advance!
I might have paid $150 but that was 3 years ago so with todays prices thats not bad. Most 50 pound bags of seed are 150 and up so I think that sounds ok. I think you will probably want two bags if you are completely starting from scratch. Maybe save 1/2 bag for touch ups later in the season. Hope this helps.
@@SilverCymbal sounds good! im looking forward to it!! thanks for the speedy reply!
I just pulled a bush just like the big one, took an hour with a mini excavator. Wish I had the grabber and the tractor.
That's a really nifty tool. I have 7 acres to deal with, and not all of it perfect lawn.
I've had one of these for about 3 years. It works great.....warning.....I have had it slip off once or twice.....be careful with that pretty cab.....I would hate to see broken glass in the front!!
I think you could use it for many reasons and uses
I use a 8 foot chain with hooks on each end. Don't cut the top of the bush. Wrap chain with 2 loops around trunk as it enters the ground and secure first hook on chain close to 2 loops. This will sinch around the trunk when pulled. I do not have a bucket loader. I secure second hook on the chain to a come along attached to the nearest tree with a Kevlar strap and shakel to attach the come along.
These are all great ideas, truthfully I had planned to dig this out, I cut all the branches started digging and was like.....omg this is awful. I remember seeing this tool and ordered it asap, But you are100% right normally leave them on for sure.
I had to laugh as you repeatedly apologized that it cost $100 whilst you saved hundreds of dollars in time alone! 👍❤️🌻
In a single day.
At the beginning, you said the brush grubber was a new tool. I bought mine, nearly identical to yours, at The Sportsman’s guide around year 1999! @$60.00 then. I’ve pulled hundreds of trees with it.
I will be getting this product! But just one question, what is the story of those large round rocks, are they natural?
I think you will love it. Yes in New Hampshire rocks are everywhere and here there are many exposed and buried that have come up during excavation. Partially why New Hampshire is also called the granite state.
@@SilverCymbal Well they are really nice decorative in your yard. Here in Florida you can't find a rock anywhere. Love your channel, so many good hacks for around the house. Thanks for all the great content 👍
Danger is it’s middle name
They have these to pick up marble slabs. And concrete block. They come in all shapes and sizes.
20' logging chain + old farm truck + hit the gas = good times!
Amazon has similar tools called "pallet pullers". They're significantly cheaper than this brand, even the ones designed to open 6 inches and pull 3 tons.
I'm way to conservative to use my vehicle to pull with. I've seen to many videos of rear windshields being taken out. $100 for the tool, but I say $15,000+ for the tractor.
The 3 point has more lifting power than the bucket, for next time ;-)
Single use?
purpose, slip up
Its expensive but $100 vs a day of hard digging. Totally worth it.
👍👍👍
Man, I could have used this video last year. I spent the greater part of a day wrestling with a large bush and ended up snapping two tow straps on it. I got it out in the end, but it wasn't easy. Ha😅
What do you mean it's a "single use tool"? It can only be used once and it's done?
Bad wording, single purpose is what I should have said
Mattock and axe head could take that shrub out in 10 mins without compacting the area with a big tractor. Just keep the tool sharp. Very cool tool though. A bit superfluous. Unless it can pull something 3x the size of that shrub.
Brush Grubber, is that better than a bush grabber?
🚸I wanna know where in THE HELL did those perfect round monster rocks come from at the end 😯
I’m confused. You said it’s a one use tool, then in the very next sentence you said it will see a lot of use around there?
That is based on a pallet puller tool
Single use or single purpose?
Yes, single purpose, slip up
@@SilverCymbal ah, I was wondering, thanks, useful bit of kit that so 😁👍
I am glad I bought one. -just have to know the limits of your machine. Most are still 2 man jobs or you'll be hopping on-and-off the tractor/ bobcat ALOT.
My wife thinks that I’m Superman and expects that I can remove our tree stump by hand. “By the end of the summer” she said. It’s going to be a long rest of the summer.
This tool must be playing for laughs. Who the hell has a tractor or will drive their car onto their front yard and mess up their car in the process just to remove a root. And I thought me blasting roots with my 20 gauge double aught shot gun was outlandish.
Or just use a longer rope and do it from the driveway.
20 yrs ago my husband hooked a rope to the back of his Chevy Trailblazer and pulled a 20 yr old tree down. Bad idea as it tipped the tree wrong way and hit him in the head. Probably had a concussion but refused medical attention. To this day, suffers from chronic headaches.
How many acres of your property? It seems you're owning a forest. Impressive.
Thank you I have 60 acres which might seem like a ton but neighbors around here have between 40-250 acres. Land is much less expensive here fortunately almost everything around me can't be developed so it should hopefully stay this way for a while.
Great tool. Now I just need a tractor, how much does that cost lol.
Looks like a medieval torture device.
Why would I want to do that
Cool tool. Good for dealing with a BIG root. Will come in super handy when my zipper gets stuck.😄
Seriously, good vid as usual!👍
Check out this video. Stump puller & explanation . CZcams site Brad Olson. Use this idea with a tractor and the thing you have and I bet you can do a lot more and easier.
Do you ever climb on top of the boulder and hell "I'm king of the mountain!!!"?
Yes, I was on it today. I wonder how many people have stood on it. 100 years ago this whole place was a pasture and they built miles of stone walls, hard to believe you could do a project that big all by hand. I will be showing a lot more of the place in the coming weeks. As much work as it needs, there are so many very unusual features and oddiities here I think you will enjoy seeing them as they are uncovered,
This tool is NOT new. It was redesigned. I've used a tool very similar to this in the 80's. It was a clamp for pulling pallets off of trucks. Nice tool though. It's available from U-Line Products, around $150 bucks. Well worth It In my book!
$100 ? That's good value. And remember that each time you use it then the cost per stump gets lower. You'd happily pay $10 per stump so after 10 stumps...
Wait!? 😳... did you say its a one time use?... it works only one time?🤔🙄
$100 is a bargain if it works well. Hiring someone to remove small stumps is pricey, and if you dig it yourself you’ll be there all day. Easy to hurt your back pulling on small root balls as well.
You better start pulling from rear of tractor before you tare up your front end loader
A single-use took that costs $100 that saves a day of work? SOLD
Lending it to a neighbor for a case ao beer? profit!
$100 bucks . . . AND a big agricultural tractor that can lift straight up and yank it back and forth and left and right.
$100 is cheap compared to pulling your back out removing bushes with a shovel.
Strap works better
Well dammit. So much for that hundred bucks. Amazon wins again
Single use? I think you mean single purpose.
Nah bro plant a huge garden. Gives you a larger audience to target and feeds your family. Then after it feeds your family you can make a small farmer stand and sell some stuff
Waste of money
No man.... don't use your car or truck to pull up stumps.... Or else, don't forget to have your camera working, so it will be on the next episode of "dumb people trying to be smart"...