As a rule,
we don't solicit feedback from our customers (or make up a bunch
of fictitious ones) but we do enjoy receiving it when they take
the time to send it to us. Here are a few that we have received...
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
