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Read articles →This video focuses on real-world, paid neighbor work using a Mini Clip tree-shear attachment, not a spec rundown but an actual job-site session trimming Bradford pear limbs near a house. Tony openly discusses mistakes (a snapped limb requiring a chainsaw fix), technique for high limbs, and the 2,500 PSI hydraulic requirement. Best for owners already curious about the Mini Clip who want honest field impressions over a polished demo.
An owner-operator homestead channel sharing hands-on experience from their own projects, with a candid, self-critical tone rather than a sales perspective.
The Mini Clip needs twenty-five hundred PSI to operate correctly or get the strongest crunch out of it.
Pushing forward too much while clamping down, which can break the limb off instead of cutting it cleanly, requiring a chainsaw fix.
Trim smaller branches further from the tree first, leave bigger branches for later, and reach as high as possible to reduce weight before the final cut.
Tony has used the Mini Clip on both the T474 and the T264, and says they both work really well.
