@kimdmg5941 They are compared for price, weight, and capacity. Our medium Pullerbears have longer handles, greater capacity, and still cost less. The Pullerbear Grip XL and Grip XL21 have 50" handles, are lighter, have a greater capacity of 2.25", and pull everything in between down to a blade of grass. There isn't one feature of our competitors' pullers we would replicate. We are far and away the best bang for your buck.

@johnhubble5373 Except that the Cub XL is the smallest of the series and the Grip XL and Grip XL21 have greater capacity, longer handles, and cost less than the Extractigator Classic. The Pullerbears are vastly superior to the competition and less expensive.

absolutely

@pafrazier56 The adjustable models are particularly useful if you're pulling several small stems. You can set the jaw to the smallest setting so that the pulling starts when the handle is vertical. It helps, too, in tight areas where there's not a lot of room to move.

@@joegarcia3154 You should, we won't sell you a Pullerbear. Go to www.who's.com and see who's copying who. Your misinformed comment is what you call a swing and a miss. Have a nice day.

www.whois.com

@@user-eh3qz4zv1o Pipe attachment??

@@pullerbeartreepuller9245 T-post puller used also for pulling tree/garden pipe stakes?

@@user-eh3qz4zv1oThe t-posts puller only pulls t-posts. The Pullerbear pulls the trees and stakes.

which town was yours?

@@pullerbeartreepuller9245 Burnsville, NC

We have a love hate relationship with PayPal and they love us. They are not our favorite, and the founders and owners are not exactly our favorite peeps. Just a necessary evil. Customers don't need a PayPal account to purchase. You can check out as a guest and have a one and done relationship with them, or you can send a cheque or money order. (ProQuo Services Canada Ltd. 1-2913 Allenby Road, Duncan, BC V9L6W2) If you are in Canada you can send an E-transfer to [email protected] and be sure to include your provincial and federal taxes. Yes, we have to collect taxes for the man in Canada. We are not required to collect taxes from US customers, so US customers get to have a tax free experience. If you pay by MO or cheque, let us know that you sent it and we will put you in the production queue right away. So there is no lag time while it goes through postal system.

You can't please all of the folks all of the time.

@@pullerbeartreepuller9245 And not actually demonstrating the tool? Get real.

@@mohammedali808 Are you okay? There's other in action videos. Do your research.

Okay, beenerbag5684. "Could of", "hahahaha you just seen", "people been planting"... Peepul bin done goin ta skuul fur yeerz, u shud of tryed it.

Hi Raven, yes you can pick your Pullerbears up from our production facility. You can purchase via e-transfer or pay for them when you pick them up. Call ahead 1 877 943 3607 to place your order. You will be speaking to Brandi.

I can't say whether a Pullerbear has been used on oleander but I will say the only limitation the Pullerbears would have is the strength of the stem. There are several customer experiences on our Feedback page at www.pullerbear.com/feedback.html, with several different species and soil conditions.

It is a voracious invasive weed. Fantastic fruit but it puts up all the thorny defences possible to deter the harvest. Then the berries ferment and the yellow jackets get drunk and become more aggressive and irresponsible.

Got it! thanks Ron. Pop Pop's Puller

@@pullerbeartreepuller9245 Awesome! Thank you!!

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