Pullerbear - Not Just For
Trees... It Pulls Stakes and Steel Rods Just As Well!
The Pullerbear isn't
just for pulling trees and roots... it can also pull stakes,
steel rods, spikes, nails, rebar and everything else that sticks
out of the ground.
Pull - Pile - Burn - Scotch
Broom
When you're going
to burn scotch broom wait until you've pulled enough to sustain
the fire. We were throwing it on as fast as weed could but the
fire was eating it up just as fast as we were feeding it.
The Burning of Scotch Broom
Because of the scotch
brooms ability to spread seeds and just because of the sheer
volume of plants, it is recommended that scotch broom be burned
on site to keep the seeds on site and dispose of it in the most
environmentally friendly way. This fire is extremely hot so that
there is a limited amount of smoke
Cobble Hill Septic Field Clearing
of Scotch Broom
The latest scotch
broom infested field being cleared as of December 11, 2011. Brandi
and Brooklyn are standing next to a pile of scotch broom that
took just 2 hours to pull with a Pullerbear Pulls-All and a Pullerbear
Grip XL.
A Closer Look At a Pile of
Scotch Broom in Cobble Hill, B.C.
This pile of scotch
broom was built in just two hours with the assistance of 2 Pullerbears
- a Pulls-All and a Grip XL. The work was done by 1 man, 1 woman
and an 11 year old girl.
Demonstration Of How Fast
The Pullerbear Can Clear Invasive Scotch Broom
The benefit of the
Pullerbear's design is that all of the models of Pullerbears
will pull 0" to their maximum capacity without having to
adjust anything. This enables the user to go into a thicket of
various size stems and pull all of them with the same model of
Pullerbear without having to switch tools.
The 2 in 1 Introduction
The latest addition
to the Pullerbear family. The Pullerbear 2 in 1 gives you the
power of a Grip but the convenience of a Cub. With a removable
handle the 2 in 1 can handle the larger trees and the smaller
saplings all in one. The handle can be added or removed in just
seconds.
A Channel News Introduction
- Spring 2007
In the spring of
2007 a Victoria, B.C. television station reported that the Pullerbear
was going to Toronto to participate in a C.B.C. reality tv program
the Dragons' Den. Randy and Brandi Paisley owners of the Pullerbear
flew to Toronto in early June of 2007 to participate on the nationally
televised program.
The Daily
As a result of all
the media coverage in the spring of 2007, The Daily, a local
cable news channel, came calling to do an expose on the Pullerbear
and the inventor. Invaluable exposure, to say the least, we still
have customers saying that they remembered the segment on The
Daily and the news broadcast on A channel earlier that year.
Pullerbear Stob and Stump
Puller
The Pullerbear is
the only manual tree puller that can go down and get those stubborn
roots and stumps that break off or are at or below ground level.
Remove dangerous stobs and stumps the easy way.
Pop - Pull - Drag - Toss
The Pullerbear is
the only tree puller available that continues to bite the plant
after it is out of the ground. The advantage is that you can
use the Pullerbear to tug the plant free and then drag the tree
to the burn or compost pile. Then use the Pullerbear to toss
the plant on to the pile and at this point the Pullerbear will
release the plant.
Africans Pulling Mesquite
in Sudan
L.T. Engineering
& Contracting of Khartoum, Sudan contacted ProQuo Services
in Shawnigan Lake, B.C. to purchase a couple of Pullerbears to
deal with mesquite. The long tap root of the mesquite is sucking
water out of the ground in a highly agricultural area adjacent
to the Nile river. It's not in English but you get the idea.
A Channel News Story - Spring
2007
The full story on
A Channel News in Victoria, British Columbia. The report is on
the Pullerbear going to Toronto for the Dragons' Den. The story
includes comments from golf course employees and volunteer groups
that organize people to collectively pull scotch broom.
11 Year Old Girl Pulling With
Pullerbear
This video is of
Cierra, an 11 year old girl, using the Pullerbear Pulls-All to
extract a scotch broom plant in Mill Bay, BC. in May of
2009. The Pullerbears can be used by children or by
someone in their golden years. The plant pulled by Cierra
was over 1" at the base of the stem and you can see she
pulled it up quite easily.
Clearing Horse Pasture in
Cobble Hill, BC
This short clip
is of a horse pasture being cleared of Scotch Broom in Cobble
Hill, B.C. This pasture was covered with this noxious weed and
in one day the pasture was cleared as well as the fence line.
The horses couldn't wait for the job to be done before they started
eating the grass that had been out of their reach up until now.
Oversize Alder Being Pulled
By A Pulls-All
A music montage
and promotional music video of the Pullerbear in action pulling
alder trees and scotch broom. Filmed in Mill Bay B.C. in the
spring of 2007. This particular video shows the extraction of
an oversize alder that was larger than the jaw capacity of the
Pulls-All but with a little persuasion and a stomp of a boot
we succeeded.
