February 17, 2012

Hi Brandi

I have received my Pullerbear Grip XL a week or so back, and am so impressed I have just ordered a Blackbeary to go with it, for smaller broom seedlings and the like.  I've pulled several doug fir seedlings (to about 6 ft high and 2 inch diam trunk) and it works like a hot-damn.  Great tool.  Prompt shipment.  Thanks.

de

Whaletown, BC

March 29, 2011

Mr John and I were very well pleased with the job it did but we unselfishly saved a few dozen saplings so that others would get the chance to play with the new toy too. There is no question that it functions far better for its intended use than a pulaski or prohoe. (Pic to prove it)

Lady Nox

Starkville, MS

March 7, 2011

I received my Pullerbear Cub in one week and in good condition. I put it to work right away and was able to pull up some oak tap roots
that I have repeatedly broken off. They came out with ease as my attached photos will attest. Some of the smaller stems weren't strong enough to stay attatched to the old tap roots but I'll be waiting for them again in the fall. I don't have any large plants to pull in my yard. These oaks came from a rear corner of my property where I have been propagating butterfly ginger plants for years. The acorns sprout in the area and since I can't mow them they grow long tap roots very fast. I can't pull them out by hand but the tool does it with ease without destroying my ginger plants or their rhyzome roots. Some of the other plants in the photos grow freely here, especially camphor.

I hope you enjoy my attached photos. (My first kill)

Thanks,
Charles Smith
Mobile, AL, (US) 36606

Hello
Last week I ordered and received one pulls-all. It's great and now I would like to purchase four more. Is there a discount for a multiple purchase?

Sincerely,
Daniel Marcotte, WA

I tried out the pullerbear last night and it worked perfectly. I expected it would be a good tool based on the videos and customer feedback on your website but until you actually use it you have no idea on how easy it is to use. It is made very well and I particulary like how easily the jaws open and close, without me bending down, grabbing the stem of the salmon berry and scotch broom bushes. I would definitely recommend this tool to family and friends.

Frank
Ravensdale, WA

August 6th 2010   Just got my Pulls-All and put it to work yesterday.   I recently bought 10 acres of mixed forest/meadow and about 2 acres is covered with Scotch Broom - some of it real dense and 10' high! I couldn't believe how easy the Pullerbear completely removed the Scotch Broom, roots and all! I'd previously spent 8 hours, with my father-in-law pulling and digging with a shovel and pick, and we removed about a 2000 square foot area of the meadow.   I cleared about 6000 square feet by myself in 5 hours yesterday. (I had to stop to go play in my soccer league!) Some of that was patches of 8 footers, tightly packed in with about 20 plants in a 5' x 5' area.   I was initially planning on just pulling the big stuff and mowing the smaller ones, but it was so easy to use that I ended up pulling everything - from the 3' high ones to the 10 ' ones. The big ones would take about 20 seconds but anything up to 6' I could remove about 5 plants a minute. If I had someone piling up the plants I was pulling I'm sure I could get up to 6 or 7 a minute! Also by targeting the big ones first, it looseded the soil enough to pull the smaller ones around it.   Thank you for such a wonderful tool. I thought this Scotch Broom would be a long term nightmare, but I am very encouraged that I can control it with this tool. I'm thinking of buying a cub or a 2 in 1 so my kids can help out - my son will be 6 next week. I'm convinced he can operate one!     Steve in Marcola, Oregon

I am interested in stocking the pullerbear. One of my customers has one and loves it. What is required to be a dealer.

Chris N. 

Wimberley TX. 

One of the most valuable tools of the weekend was the Puller-Bear. Best described as something that can extract woody plants (trees, shrubs, etc) with the flick of the wrist, the P-Bear uses leverage to do its job. As a one man show, Richard happily removed every woody plant in the new trail during the field session. You can bet he saved a lot of blood, sweat, and tears for the folks who do the same thing with a Pulaski.

International Mountain Biking Association

 by chrisandleslie

AWESOME !


Just received my PULLERBEAR PULLS ALL and already have taken out 4 stumps from IXORA shrubs.
The last time I did this I damaged a back disc and didn't want to tackle the job again.
PULLERBEAR PULLS ALL did it within 5 seconds... one after another. No sweat.

A quality, heavy-duty product that REALLY DELIVERS what it promises !

It "PULLS ALL !"

BUY IT and you'll never be sorry....

MARK
SW Florida

Customer feedback - feel free to use on website.

Rick I. of Oliver, B.C. wrote...

We just ordered our PullerBear on Thursday and it is here already and we have tried it out pulling prickle bushes and it works great. Thank you for prompt shipping and we are enjoying your product. (Rick ordered his Pullerbear at 3:56 PM Thursday, September 24, 2009 and received it on Monday, September 28th.)

Becky D. in Wisconsin wrote...

Your product was recommended by the www.wildlifegardeners.org Forum. Highly praised as an effective tool and an alternative to using chemicals.

Rick R. of Tulsa Oklahoma wrote...

There is nothing even close to the pullerbear sold here. There were others that I found on the internet but I liked best the way yours was made and the lower price topped it off.

Jean U. of Lincolnshire IL. said...

Can't wait to try this!! An aquaintance mentioned it to me and he was very pleased with the Pulls-All.

Gord of Minneapolis said ...

Well, after considering the three choices for a tree puller, the Weed Wrench, Extractigator and the Pullerbear, I decided on the Pullerbear based mostly on the price ($109.99 delivered). The others couldn't even come close on the price. Well I received the Pullerbear last week and put it to the test on my buckthorn and it by far exceeded my expectations. I cleared an area faster than if I had went in with a chainsaw. I've never used a WW but I have used an Extractigator and the difference between that and the Pullerbear is huge. If I had to grade the aspects of each tool the Pullerbear is first in - ease of use, price, shipping costs, ability and workmanship. Thanks guys for making a tool that has just made my life easier.

Kevin said...

I have been pulling broom on my Gulf Islands property for years, it just keeps coming back. At least I can now easily keep it in check.

This spring I decided to rid my new Cowichan Valley property of broom and purchsed a Pullerbear, made locally on Vancouver Island. It's amazing, I removed about 200 plants within a few hours. I've been thinking that all the towns and villages need to have something like this available for people to borrow.

Thanks, Randy. That's a skookum tool.

Mark Young

Hi Randy
Just thought I’d drop you a line while I grab a cool glass of water (hot out in the sun today). I picked the cub up from you last night – now more than half way done my yard. What I really like is that in addition to the big broom stems, I can get at the stuff I mowed last year. With my hands, I just get the new growth, but with the Cub, I need only a cm of the original thicker stem, and I can pop out all the roots. Very nice.

Thanks again

Craig George

Victoria

Dear Randy:
The PULLERBEAR broom, small brush and weed puller is a marvel. After taking delivery of ours this afternoon, the rest of the day was spent pulling broom and other annoying little trees out of our garden and yard.

The PULLERBEAR performed exactly as advertised. It is user friendly and nearly addictive, once you start pulling you can not stop. I had to call Sybil in for supper as she kept attacking the broom and other bushes.

We will recommend the PULLERBEAR to all our neighbours and anyone else who needs to clear underbrush etc. from their property.

Yours truly,

Gary K. & Sybil Kangas

Hi Randy great tool works like a hot damn,one thing I did not think about at the time was I am left handed takes a little bit push into place rather than a quick tug towards myself. Anyways thanks again.

John Sarginson

We bought a farm last july and my dad got us a pullerbear as a housewarming gift. The days are getting longer and my husband and I have spent two afternoons this week (after our day jobs) pulling broom - one day after another - this would of been impossible if it weren't for your tool! Although you can definately use it all be yourself, we only have one and have figured out a great system for pulling bushy little brooms together (I twist up all the pieces and angle it into the pullerbear, my husband clamps around it and pulls out, as it comes out I give it a tug, the pullerbear lets go and I throw the evil broom plant into the wheelbarrow.
I'd say we did about a 1000 plants in two afternoons.
Thanks for saving our backs and helping us protect our farmlands.

C and D

Just a quick note to tell you about our experience pulling broom. We borrowed this contraption called an Excelegator(something like that - it had pink rope around the handle) from our neighbour. It worked OK but not in tight areas and nothing over 2". Frustrating to say the least. We called it a day and the next morning we saw the Puller Bears for rent at Rona. We picked one up for the plants that were over 2" but once we started using the Puller Bear we didn't go back to the other contraption, we didn't have to. It pulled everything from a blade of grass to the large 3" stems. A couple of plants were over 3" so I notched them down ti 3 inches and the Puller Bear popped them right out. Nice tool and did you get the order that we placed today?

Thanks!

Jack D. Cobble Hill

Yes we did, thanks Jack! If the tool you were using was orange it was a Weed Wrench but I don't know about pink rope around the handle though, maybe your neighbor added that on.

Randy

Although this may appeal to men, I'm guessing it's the women who will be using it and it looks really easy to use. We live on Vancouver Island and this tool would be very helpful in emiminating the ugly, evil, invasive Scotch Broom from our acreage. I would encourage my friends and neighbors to get one as well so we can work together to make our island an even more beautiful place! Thanks!

Donna from Duncan

Anyone that has ever tried to pull any material out of the ground with little grip will know how much of a pain it is. I can see this going somewhere. A big time and back saver for sure. A big man can rip out small trees and big weeds, but few people posses that ability. I can see a grannie going nuts with this thing in her backyard.

Freddy Fred

London Ontario

Great tool for clearing Scotch Broom
It is an excellent tool designed specifically for pulling small trees from the ground as the video demonstrated. I bought one and I am using it to control the spread of broom in my area. Very easy to use

Norm Lim

Victoria

I ordered a Pullerbear on 28 July and received it today. I just gave it a whirl on three small trees in my yard and all I can say is WOW! This tool works for me and is a keeper IMHO.
V/R
Jeff