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Read articles →A three-year field report on a saw-boss mini clip attachment, filmed during an actual working session clearing a homestead road. Tony demonstrates cutting trees up to seven inches (elm, oak, sweet gum), using the clamp to carry brush without a separate grapple, and trimming overhead limbs. He shares honest wear observations, rate-your-reach details (about 16 feet), and practical pacing advice. Best for anyone weighing this attachment for ongoing woodland management.
An owner-operator channel documenting a working homestead build, so perspectives reflect personal long-term experience rather than a sales or dealer relationship.
It is rated for seven inches or less, and will cut anything within that rating regardless of tree type, including hickory and elm.
Yes, you can use the clamp to pick up and carry the cut tree or limb without needing a separate grapple implement.
Tony says he can reach up about sixteen feet, which is useful for trimming tree limbs growing over a road.
It looks beat up and worn from heavy use, but all of it still works after three years on the T474.
