Easy Removal Tool For Large Weeds or Small Trees! #weeding #diy #landscape #weedcontrol

You just put your fixed jaw up against the stem. >> Close the jaws tight on the stem. >> And then from there, it's just going to transfer it all to lift it up. I'm just barely leaning on this guy. And that's a couple hundred pounds. This is our weed wrench tool. We're using it to pull against this scale. It's not actually going to pull anything out. Just kind of a idea. And so I get here, pull my hands on there, both hands on top, and I like to put one foot behind me. Turn around the other way. No, we're going to face it. Cuz if we were pulling that way and it plant came out, you go right on your face. So, yep. Right. Like this. I put hands on top this way. Yep. And then drop my bottom to the ground. Just kind of hang your weight on the end. Just stay steady with your weight. Steady with it. Steady with it. There you go. 758, 800, and 39 lbs of uplift. Tool stands on its own, so when you're not using it, you don't have to bend down to the ground. It also has a ball and detent mechanism, which holds the jaws open while you place it around the stem, saving you from bending down. Once you get it on your stem, just close it tight. All the force from there is transferred into lifting the plant up out of the ground. Hands a 2 and 1/4 in diameter. Here's a 2in dowel to give you an example. This makes it so you can quickly and easily get trees out. It's really selective, non-chemical method. Uh, all made in USA products. We make them in Oregon. We ship them out. >> How much pressure does it usually take to pull a tree out? >> I don't have any uh data on what it takes in force to pull something. >> I don't see it taking 800 lb. >> No, we I mean, we pull up all sorts of trees with way not our full effort. >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> Thank you guys very much. Appreciate.