Ignite Attachments has unveiled a new U.S.-engineered tree and fence post puller designed to streamline land management tasks. The heavy-duty attachment, compatible with skid steers and compact track loaders, eliminates the need for multiple tools by combining tree removal, brush clearing, and post extraction into a single operation. Contractors and property managers can now tackle jobs more efficiently while reducing cleanup time and equipment costs.
Engineered for Power and Operator Safety
Featuring serrated jaws capable of removing trees up to eight inches in diameter—roots and all—the puller eliminates separate stump grinding or chainsaw work. Its laser-cut steel frame weighs 337 pounds and incorporates a forward-angled push bar, a critical safety innovation that protects operators while providing leverage to dislodge stubborn growth. “Operator feedback confirmed the push bar wasn’t just helpful—it was essential,” said Trisha Pearson, Ignite’s business director.
Durable Design With Smart Features
The attachment includes greaseable pins for extended service life and offers optional upgrades like a hydraulic cylinder guard and side step for easier cab access. Two jaw configurations—standard serrated or specialized post-gripping—provide versatility for different applications. A built-in 2-inch receiver hitch adds functionality, allowing operators to move trailers without changing attachments, particularly valuable on remote job sites.
Balancing Performance and Value
Despite its robust construction with a 2.5-inch bore cylinder and 1.25-inch rod, Ignite has maintained a competitive price point. The universal skid steer quick-attach interface and Faster flat-face couplers ensure compatibility across equipment. Measuring 45.6 inches wide, the puller delivers professional-grade performance in a compact footprint suitable for tight spaces.
Meeting Market Demand for Efficiency
This launch addresses growing needs in land management sectors where labor shortages and time constraints drive demand for multifunctional equipment. By consolidating multiple tasks into one attachment, Ignite’s solution promises to reduce equipment costs and project timelines while improving job site safety—a combination likely to resonate with contractors facing tight margins and demanding schedules.
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