Introducing the Extractigator Classic: A Game-Changer for Tree Transplanting and Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome back to the channel! Today, I'm excited to introduce you to a new tool that's going to revolutionize how we handle tree transplanting and removal on our property - the Extractigator Classic. Equipped with the Big Foot accessory, this tool is designed for efficiency and ease, making it a must-have for anyone working with trees. I had to purchase this directly from the manufacturer's website, and after using it, I can confidently say it was worth every penny.
In this video, I'll demonstrate how the Extractigator Classic works and share my first-hand experience with it. Whether you're looking to transplant trees to a better location or remove unwanted trees from problematic spots, this tool makes the process smooth and straightforward. Let's get started and see this fantastic tool in action!
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It’s got its limits like anything. The t-post puller works well if you use them in your garden. The big foot is kinda a must. It works like a sled when moving it. Grab by the rubber handle and drag it behind you. The key is don’t let them over grow. It’s definitely worth a spot in your tool shed
Good morning Kevin. I'm going to have to get one of them. I too have been cutting them off, but then they just grow back. I could use the mini, but then I tear up a lot more ground/grass. Thanks for sharing.
I can see that being pretty handy. I usually end up having to cut small trees like that with a chainsaw close to the ground, but I don’t like doing that because (1) I invariably end up running chain through the dirt and (2) it leaves “spikes” (ie tiny stumps of sorts) in the ground which I worry about running over with a tractor tire later..
Look like its time to purchase extractigator tool. Thanks!!!
put a work glove or towel around the young tree trunk , loosen the ground with a spade fork and it will come out of the ground with even less or no damage no doubt.
nice tool!
Hi Tim, Thanks for the comment! The Extractigator Classic is indeed a fantastic tool. It’s been a game-changer for us, making tree removal and transplanting much easier and more efficient. We’re really impressed with its performance so far. Have you used anything similar before?
@@GrowingABetterTomorrow no i have never used one...that would have come in handy last year when i removed about 400 unwanted trees...
that one under your solar panel...cut it,drill a hole in it and pour epson salt in the hole...they say that will kill them...i need to try that myself...