Brush Grubber BG-15 Rod/Post Puller

My first test of the brush grabber was on a T fence post. After assembly, I tested it out on a post and it worked perfectly. Despite my best efforts, coming up with a second plan to pull a small round post has failed. As the design is smooth, it does not grip well on anything that does not have a sturdy rough surface like the T-post, which is why it does not work. It was a very disappointing experience for me.

Gabriella Cannon

| Mar 18, 2021

I had him do double duty by pulling the electric fence for me. There are posts and rods (such a great idea! Are you hitting these posts like you did in Season 1? If this tool fits your needs, you will likely find it useful. If you pull out posts with roots growing around them, it won't work miracles You will break your square stock if you try to yank an abandoned fence line. Get the tractor started!.

Adley Rivers

| Jun 21, 2021

It uses cheap materials and you won't be able to return it. Get a better jack by doing some research rather than buying this product.

Wilder REES

| Apr 02, 2021

I ordered a third product because the second one was defective. It was sold as a complete package / returned by another customer. There were missing parts when the package arrived. There is no return policy. A single missing part will cost you 80 percent of the cost of the.

Melany Watts

| Aug 29, 2020

This product does not grip rebar the way it was The size of 18 inches)! As I mentioned in my email to the manufacturer, I wish I could attach the pictures. On Friday, this unit will be placed at the curb for recycling.

Sasha Galloway

| Apr 07, 2021

There is even more value in it than I can do it in less than a minute now that it used to take me 10 minutes or longer by hand.

Stephen Barrett

| Oct 31, 2020