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- quick video on how to do Bush removal with a sawzall! Make big money! this has to be the easiest way to remove bushes!
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Boy your video going to save me a lot of work. Bought my first ever Milwaukee 6519-31 for a bush root stuck between a cement sidewalk and chain link fence. (don’t even mention a chainsaw; that was a disaster with chain that kept falling off). Was planning on using a pick axe and shovel like I did for the heavenly bamboo with roots from hell (several weekends of work). But for the regular hedge (that won’t grow back) this will save me so much time. I didn’t know you could put into the dirt! 💡
Thanks for sharing, beautiful work on the lawn, great info. on the tool Milwaukee Sawall.
Must say I would have never thought to remove unwanted bushes this way.... brilliant!👍
Brilliant! Nice work!
Nice.
Did you also consider wrapping tow straps around the first bush, and pulling it out with your vehicle?
Good Job Fellas!!
I use the M18 Fuel Hackzall for most of my tree work. If the branches are larger, I quicken things up with the M12 Hatchet. I ain't got the Super Sawzall, but they all seem to getter' dun.
That was truly awesome!! What brand and type of blade do you find works best?
I want to know the same!!
that grass is gorgeous. Is it bluegrass?
This dude is awesome, I'm gonna be trying to reignite my old skills back when I go to Italy but this is great.
So you call sticking your nice fresh blade into the ground having 'skills'?
@@Sionnach1601 if you're letting a $3 blade hold up your job because you want to clear all the dirt away from a root, you're a fool and have no sense of the job.
@@pr9039
"Fool" huh?!
a. Doing something so obvious hardly deserves being inferred as skillful. Who's the fool if you think this is 'awesome'?!
b. It's atrocious waste of nature's resources, regardless of the dollar cost.
c. You also call him 'awesome' when he's just a gangster who is outrageously overcharging society for his dumb, obvious, unskilled work.
You call me a fool yet you have no wisdom. Your viewpoint is typical of the quick, fast buck mentality which destabilises societies.
@@Sionnach1601 spoken like a fool. Keep saying foolish things, I'll keep calling you foolish.
A. You're a fool
B. You're foolish
C. You say fool things.
@@pr9039 Ah yes the old ad hominem.
Ad hominem, last resort for those who can't form an argument.
Genius! Who would have ever thought of using a Sawzall for that?
Yea... $$$ the removal portion was good money... 💰
I love my milwaukee sawzall. It'll get the job done and is safer to use. I have one in my work van and cut just about anything with it. I liked it so much I went out and baught one for home.
I am in love with my sawzall!
Could the saw be damaged by hitting a stone in the soil ? Cheers Eddie
Never thought about going around in the ground, we all know the stumps are a right pain to remove.
You need to find a better pruning blade, my Bosch blades cut a lot quicker than yours.
I have the shorter sawzall, I'd imagine power to be similar to yours, but I find with the 8ah ho battery it has amazing balance, so despite all it's weight it is so comfortable to use.
I'd buy another battery, but Milwaukee has their new forge pouch battery packs coming, those on the saw would make it a beast 🥰
its the blade that does the job
I would love to see how it would do in clay instead of easy topsoil or sand
Cuts through clay. No factor
Sawzalls are awesome. I cut down a whole tree with mine. And the tree was huge 😂😂
You can compare me with the chainsaw murderer!
I tried to cut down a whole tree of 8 inches diameter but the blade gets stuck when it is just 2 inches into the cut. I wonder if I am doing anything wrong?
This really worked on my bushes
Yes. Share the vid.
I use engine crane hoists
Gotta get one of these tired of ruining my chainsaws chain hitting dirt.
Yes! Blades are cheaper!
Man, this reminds me of how I used to make $500-700 a week in cash when my company dumped (from a travel job) in Central Florida but I still had my car full of tools back in 2011. Know your equipment, know what the customer wants, and just be willing to do a little work, and you can make some money!
he said he made $1k... make no mistake it was EARNED... I cut 7 rooted stumps with my dewalt sawzall... some roots were 2 inches thick and spread for several feet... 1 root weighed like 100lbs with caked up dirt on it, tried to lift it up and into wheel barrow and was like nah... BE prepared toWORK even if you cheat with a sawzall.
Yea. Sometimes its not easy... How's that DeWalt tho??
I just did a couple weekends of backbreaking work removing some “heavenly bamboo” in a border along driveway. That sucker grows back and roots sideways under neighbors property. Finally saw a video like this one about a reciprocating saw. I know this is gonna be the ticket now but I have no illusions about the physical effort after using pick axe and shovel on the bamboos. Hell I’m not even sure that stuff won’t grow back. It’s insidious! 😤
@@DS-TRUCKS Dewalt is a beast... when I posted the original comment I was doing the FRONT of house... Now, about a year later I'm on the side of house... the dewalt NOW has some beauty scars but its still putting in work... I stick it right in the dirt and cut... I have 2 batteries for it with a dual charger... I charge 1 battery while the other is in use... dewalt battery also has life indicator on it. I'm using it way more than I anticipated... WORTH the money. EDIT: I just cut down a 20 ft pine tree on side of house... I used a chain saw to cut the 20ft tree down in sections... then I grabbed the dewalt to destroy the root... the root actually had 2 trees... double stump... not a problem... Yes I had to work but not a problem. I sure wish youtube would allow pics to be attached to comments... I was proud of that double tree root.
What blade is used
No way that sawzall lasts very long being turned on inside the dirt like that 😕, but super satisfying to watch! That tool is a beast
Nah I've been cutting up little stumps like this with the same saw for 20 years. Probably good to have a back up though.
Milwaukee sawzall made me over $1000 in one day “cuts trees in half for 12 hours” 🤣
But he still had 1000 dollars. $83 an hour. Fuck.🎉
How can I make sure I don't cut utility lines when I remove a tree stump like this?
Call mis dig.
utility lines should not be this shallow in the ground
What kind of Milwaukee Sawsall is that you are using? I meant Model No. Wow! Does a great job.👍
Milwaukee super sawzall
@@DS-TRUCKS thanks guy. Going to get one.👍
I knew about the sawzall cheat before watching this video... I Found out the hard way using a chainsaw... dewalt XR sawzall will get the job done too... I removed 7 roots... dig, cut... dig cut... dig cut... sawzall is BETTER than a small chainsaw... chainsaw will get screwed up with dirt (jumps off track)... i ditched the chainsaw and switched to sawzall... even with sawzall YOU WILL WORK especially if you have thick roots ( I had 2" roots spanning several feet)... I used a "wood with nails" blade on my dewalt XR sawzall... 4 amp battery... 1 blade = 7 rooted trees/bushes... I couldn't make it through 1 root without chainsaw chain jumping off track. EDIT: I said 7 roots... I meant to say stumps... each stump had several roots
That's what I use but a kobalt 24v Sawzall with a Harbor Freight demolition blade
How is the cobalt machine? That's a lot of voltage! Probably has a lot of power!
@@DS-TRUCKS yes it does but I had no reason to test it with other brands. I have other kobalt 24v tools in the line since 2016. They all work great on projects I use them on. They out perform the lime green tools HD sale. My buddy tried to take a crank shaft bolt off. His lime green couldn't and my Kobalt 24v Impact wrench did it no problem with a 4 amp battery. I have a 2 amp battery it struggle to do what the 4 amp does with ease..
When you were cutting stump with sawzall, what model number of Milwaukee sawzall blade did you use? thanks
You can try the Diablo brand they are really good, home depot has them.
How many TPI in blade?
I don't know ..the Milwaukee sawzall doesn't seem any more powerful or faster than a corded saw..I would need to see a bigger difference in performance to jump into a cordless class..
I use the smaller version 18v sawzall they offer and cut all sort of branches at the end of my property. I will probably never use my corded version unless its an emergency and I had to cut for 8 hours in one day.( which would never happen). For the thicker branches I use The hatchet chainsaw. Both tools you can use one handed and safely. Best thing I ever did was make the switch. Dragging cords around is a pain and a thing of the past. Good luck.
Get a B'root Bar root cutting tool off Amazon.
It's just a glorified axe
@@Sionnach1601 Maybe, but one $100.00 B'root Bar will outlast 1000 of those $200.00 sawzalls and $10.00 sawzall blades plus you don't have to work bent over. I have about 5 sawzalls and 1 B'root Bar and I never stick my sawzall in the dirt.
What blade you using?
Diablo carbide pruning blade
What is the blade used. Need help
The best is carbide demo
"Safer than a chainsaw"...Unlike some animals like lizards, turtles and buzzards, we humans can not regrow fingers, hands or arms. Nice work gentlemen!