Pulling Invasives with The Pullerbear XL "Weed Wrench"

[@brucehutcheson5371]

I've got a weed wrench and use it to pull invasive Asian Honeysuckle here in Lexington. That stuff is everywhere. Great to see others doing good work removing envasives.

[@AerialLensVideo]

Only one word for THAT tool - KUEL! Thanks for the video - well done and useful!

[@pullerbeartreepuller9245]

It's actually a Pullerbear Tree Puller. Weed Wrench is a different tool and is no longer in business. Great video.

[@whidbeyben]

My apologies for the title. The wife told me to shoot a "Weed Wrench video" because our county extension office loaned her a "Weed Wrench". It wasn't until after shooting the video and the first round of editing that I realized, "Wait a second, this isn't a Weed Wrench, it's a "Pullerbear XL"! So I had to insert titles to clarify that. Great product and great company. Thanks for creating such a great product.

[@pullerbeartreepuller9245]

@whidbeyben Weed Wrench is a great name and is used colloquially as a descriptor. When you can name your product and it describes in two words what it's purpose Is... that's a marketing. Thanks for the video regardless.

[@UprooterUSA]

can't you just remove the trademarked term "Weed Wrench" ? That would reduce confusion and not have folks believing that this product is a Weed Wrench.

[@pullerbeartreepuller9245]

@UprooterUSA Please do, we don't want to be confused with the WW tool, but weed wrench is still a good descriptor nonetheless. Paint your entire lineup orange or come up with a more distinctive original color.

[@chriskourlos4407]

Don't worry about the small stuff just pull.😮

[@wemissuamy]

Very nice idea. Thanks.

[@KevinHill-u4f]

The Pullerbear is NOT a “Weed Wrench”. There Is a company in Oregon that manufactures the “Uprooter” and acquired the assets of the Weed Wrench Company. Please don’t confuse the two.

[@bobstranzenbach4700]

Thanks. Could this be used on Bamboo? I’m open to ideas on getting rid of it in all sorts of ways.

[@whidbeyben]

These devices can pull up any plant, but there are other considerations regarding bamboo. extension.umd.edu/resource/containing-and-removing-bamboo

[@AereForst]

Remove “weed wrench” from the title. That’s a different product.

[@TheAmygdale]

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