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Brush Grubber Heavy Duty
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SKU: WX2*0154894
Overview
Built for clearing unwanted growth around cabins, yards, and property edges, this tool is designed to remove small to medium trees and stubborn brush without the usual digging and chain-slippage frustration. Its spring-loaded jaw tightens as you pull, while 16 gripping teeth and rotating grip pads help it lock on securely and reduce bark damage. It is intended for brush and trees up to 4 inches in diameter, including buckthorn and prickly ash, making it a practical option for landowners tackling persistent woody growth. At 12.25 pounds, it is a substantial hand tool suited to demanding cleanup work rather than light trimming.
Why Hunters Choose the Brush Grubber
Pulls Trees
Brush up to 4 inches
Spring-loaded Jaw
Tightens as you pull for
16 Gripping
Teeth help lock onto stubborn
Two Grip
Pads rotate 360 degrees to
Buckthorn, Prickly
Ash, and other stubborn brush
Key Features
- Pulls trees and brush up to 4 inches in diameter, roots and all.
- Spring-loaded grip tightens as you pull for a more secure hold.
- Uses 16 gripping teeth on two rotating pads.
- Grip pads rotate 360 degrees to help avoid debarking.
- Designed for buckthorn, prickly ash, and other stubborn brush.
- Made of 0.75-inch steel.
Best Used For
- Landowners clearing small to medium brush from cabin, yard, or property edges
- Users removing stubborn buckthorn, prickly ash, and similar brush with roots
- Anyone pulling trees up to 4 inches in diameter without repeated chain slippage
- Property maintenance crews wanting a spring-loaded grip for controlled brush removal
Specifications
| Grip Pad Rotation | 360deg |
|---|---|
| Grip Pads | 2 |
| Gripping Teeth | 16 |
| Material | 0.75" steel |
| Spring Loaded Jaw | Yes |
| Treebrush Diameter Capacity | up to 4" |
| Weight | 196 oz |
Pros
- Pulls trees and brush up to 4 inches in diameter, roots and all.
- Spring-loaded jaw tightens as you pull for a more secure hold.
- 16 gripping teeth help lock onto stubborn brush and small trees.
- Two grip pads rotate 360 degrees to help avoid debarking.
- Designed for buckthorn, prickly ash, and other stubborn brush removal.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed for trees and brush up to 4" in diameter, so it is not intended for larger stems or full-size trees.
- Use is centered on pulling material from the ground roots and all, which may be more than needed for lighter trimming or surface-level clearing.
- The 12.25 lb. weight adds some heft, which can be a consideration if you plan to move it frequently around a property.
- Its grip depends on the spring-loaded jaw and 16 teeth, so proper placement on the stem matters for a secure hold.
Suggested Comparisons
- Brush removal tools
- Tree pullers
- Land clearing tools
- Manual yard and property maintenance tools
Suggested Accessories
- Tow strap or recovery strap
- Work gloves
- Chainsaw
- Protective eyewear
Frequently Asked Questions
What size brush or trees is the Brush Grubber Heavy Duty designed to remove?
According to the product data, it works on medium-sized trees and brush up to 4" in diameter.
How does it hold onto the tree or brush while pulling?
It uses a spring-loaded jaw with 16 gripping teeth on 2 rotating pads. The grip tightens as you pull.
Does it help reduce bark damage during removal?
The product description says the two grip pads can rotate 360° to provide a more secure hold and avoid debarking the tree.
What kinds of brush is it described as handling?
The description specifically mentions buckthorn, prickly ash, and other stubborn brush.
What specifications are provided for the Brush Grubber Heavy Duty?
The provided specs say it is made of .75" steel and weighs 12.25 lbs.