How to Remove Shrubs the Easy Way

[@josiegallegos7144]

WOW!!! yes!! you are the first i have seen do this. Great Job!

[@XxPackerManxX]

I have to admit this is a pretty slick idea.

[@stavrosladeas4421]

Any recommendations on reasonably priced stabilizer legs for this ?

[@ZJIGGA]

Great job sir! You made it look easy!

[@todtalk3912]

I bet someone can invent a kick ass post "pusher" using a similar mechanism. The process can be reversed, so ratcheting will push down instead of pull it up. The posts, can obviously be of greater size with thick pads so they cant sink only the post does. It basically jams the post into the ground. Instead of the typical jack hammer type method. Then again, idk, if the ground is too hard it may just mushroom the tip and screw the whole thing up.

[@bradhamilton4290]

Please explain what the other two bars in this operation are I know what a high-lift is I want to pull my sister-in-law's rosebush out can't get a truck in your yard looked this up and you have to other pipes what are them doing

[@SafeJacks]

Good afternoon! The products we added onto the jack are linked below. Stabilizer Legs: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-legs Secure Lifter: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-secure-lifter Universal Stabilizer Base Plate: safejacks.com/products/universal-hi-lift-stabilizer-for-48-jack (Please note, the size of your Hi-Lift jack, 48 inch or 60 inch, will determine which size cables for the base plate you'll need.)

[@adznckns]

Will that work on a lilac bush?

[@msfran000]

the neighbor!😂😂👀👀

[@ms.ladietoyou8672]

msfran000 😂😂 nosey ass neighbor peeping around the tree like mike Myers.

[@brandyjackson6599]

Right 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bradhamilton4290]

Are they just braces to hold of the jacks and you don't have to

[@MTEXX]

i feel like my dentist uses one of those

[@lauralei400]

LOL!

[@noobblet1996]

will this work on tea tree, I have big tea tree plantation and want to uproot it, we don't have bush hogs or similar equipment out here.

[@SafeJacks]

Yes, as long as it's not a big tree.

[@gaborap1043]

Oh how I envy you right now... As for me, back to the shovel :/

[@sannix12]

Will this work for huge chinease holly bushes?

[@naturallyvette1922]

What is the tool called

[@iwantosavemoney]

i have to say that is a sweet set up

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

Awesome idea!

[@aprilis92]

The ghost kid is pretty neat at the end.

[@Nickos219]

A handyman jack with stabilizer legs and a pad for the base?

[@richardbogert7675]

Nick Straw Nick, That's right. safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-lift-jack-stabilizer-48in, safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-legs

[@clari-net6133]

How did he get the tool down below the roots?

[@SafeJacks]

Hi Ussak, The process by which we achieved this was to attach the Safe Jack Secure Lifter to the farm jack and start by wrapping a chain from it around the lowest part of the shrub. This will let us get the best possible hold on the root system. When you have lifted from the roots some, you'll then wrap the chain lower each time to get the best hold on the roots and a good "bite" when lifting. It's a multi-step process but much easier than digging and digging for hours! Thank you for your question!

[@lukeclatworthy3585]

Where I buy this tool

[@SafeJacks]

Hi Luke, 3 of the 4 products seen in the video can be purchased on our website safejacks.com/ The products used to achieve this are a Hi-Lift Jack, a Safe Jack Secure Lifter attachment, the Safe Jack Universal Hi-Lift Stabilizer Base Plate, and the Safe Jack Stabilizer Legs. We don't sell the jacks themselves, you would find those through Hi-Lift, but below we'll provide direct links to the other 3 products for you! Secure Lifter: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-secure-lifter Universal Stabilizer Base Plate: safejacks.com/products/universal-hi-lift-stabilizer-for-48-jack (available in 48 inch as well as 60 inch) Stabilizer Legs: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-legs

[@niceworkmicrosoft]

What if I don't have a cranky tripod thing?

[@WRATHofDESTRUCTION]

It is a farm jack. It cost $40 to $60 at most hardware stores. You might find it even cheaper online.

[@lisasmith5760]

Brilliant 👏

[@rellmonger7935]

nice look like it makes everything easy

[@wholelottaglove]

Well done! Btw, where did that other guy come from at the end? lol

[@olben1095]

There’s always a nosy neighbor lurking about. Probably wanted to know if the HOA had approved the removal.

[@OFFICIALUND]

It was Flanders, obviously.

[@willgaukler8979]

...smart move...

[@jazzman1626]

I have a cotoneaster to get rid of and I’m not looking forward to it.

[@shannonp4037]

Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIfOe2x-dtqBp6M

[@tezzamandentt3442]

Name of machine

[@SafeJacks]

Hello, The jack seen in the video is a standard Hi-Lift or farm jack that we don't provide but can be purchased online or in a hardware store. The products we added onto the jack are linked below. Please note, the size of your jack (48 inch or 60 inch) will determine which base plate size you would need: Secure Lifter: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-secure-lifter Universal Stabilizer Base Plate: safejacks.com/products/universal-hi-lift-stabilizer-for-48-jack (available in 48 inch as well as 60 inch) Stabilizer Legs: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-legs

[@AngelicaJones-l4z]

I’m like 125lbs. I don’t think I can do this as easily as he did☹️

[@aed377b]

If only this device could help pull up stubborn jeans.

[@teamus95N]

what kind of tool is that

[@richardbogert7675]

teamus95N The tool is a combination of a Hi-lift jack and accessories from SAFE JACK.

[@MrKenstar2]

awesome

[@MrKenstar2]

289.00 for the legs? wtf?

[@stevenl5652]

Nice but for $191 just for Stabilizer legs I'll use my truck and a tow rope.

[@jillianlaudenslager8499]

got that right Steven

[@jacetheface9606]

You can also use a 2x4 and a 6” lag bolt w/washers and nuts to make stabilizing legs 👍🏽

[@JulietHotelFoxtrot]

This is cheaper than a truck and tow rope. I just looked. They want $38,000 for a base model truck.

[@subvet3668]

What’s the name of that

[@SafeJacks]

Hi Jesse, The products used to achieve this are a Hi-Lift Jack, a Safe Jack Secure Lifter attachment, the Safe Jack Universal Hi-Lift Stabilizer Base Plate, and the Safe Jack Stabilizer Legs. We don't sell the jacks themselves, you would find those through Hi-Lift, but below we'll link the other 3 products for you! Secure Lifter: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-secure-lifter Universal Stabilizer Base Plate: safejacks.com/products/universal-hi-lift-stabilizer-for-48-jack (available in 48 inch as well as 60 inch) Stabilizer Legs: safejacks.com/products/safe-jack-stabilizer-legs We hope this helps!

[@subvet3668]

@@SafeJacks Thanks a lot.

[@SafeJacks]

@@subvet3668 Happy to help!

[@complicatedtime]

Some narration would be helpful

[@petergetinard4811]

Who was the creepy guy hiding behind the tree?

[@liamquinn1981]

Nice! Now can you show us the hard way? 😉😂

[@talkingcargojunkremoval]

A shovel. 🤫🤫🤫

[@karney6583]

How many times have you found human remains under a bush?

[@kimhaas7586]

That doesn't look easy.

[@bobbyblueblaze]

Kim Haas I assume you've never done it with a shovel then. This way is about 1000 times easier than using a shovel. The only thing easier than this video is using a truck to pull them out.

[@alilkrazyndn7335]

+Kim Haas I agree better than using a shovel and digging it out!

[@marydeforest7219]

But look at the size of that dude!!! I weigh a 100. he could play for "De Bears" back in the day, or play with Junior Seau-the SD Chargers

[@Black_Samurai-fish]

This is why I love men 😂

[@Trp510]

Thats a biiiiiig boy lol

[@jillianlaudenslager8499]

To much $191.00 it took my dad 20 min with a free shovel. Price point way to high.

[@That.Guy.]

i could have done that in about 15 seconds with my reciprocating saw. That jack looked like way more work than a damn shovel

[@01mustang05]

+jason roamer BS, U don't have a clue, prove it, this was ingenious.

[@andrewohlwiler2727]

Your saw wouldn't be removing the roots too.