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[EverythingAttachments]

Hey Ted,
Just made a purchase that you guys sent to the deep white North in Maine. Your shipping did a great job sending the attachments on time, which was critical. I have used the box blade in the snow, and the equipment looks great. Thanks for your videos, but how about one for your new ansung line of tillers?

Clem

Thanks, I'm glad we could get it there inside your time window and the business is very much appreciated! We've made several product videos on those tillers and one how to video of a smaller one being used with a small Bobcat tractor.
When spring arrives, i'm sure Ted and Peanut will be out in the field somewhere with a cameraman making more!!
Travis

 

[J_J]

It is not that difficult to delete a double lost.

Just select edit post on the post you want to delete and select delete post.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

That is exactly what I needed to know. I appreciate it JJ.

 

[I Stand Alone]

There was talk of a wicked grapple that is more clam shaped not a flat bottom like the newest one you have out. Any idea if this will be made in the near future. I am looking to purchase a 54" one in the next couple of weeks. I really like the work done on the new wicked grapples but having used both styles I like the clam style MUCH better.

Richard

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Ted is waiting on a 60" and 72" Bradco grapple rake to arrive here. His design will be based on those because they're his favorite, although he will be making several design improvements. He had planned to get started sooner but we sold all of the Bradco grapples that were in stock. It will take him about a week to design and a couple more to build and test so the finished product should be complete in 3-4 weeks. The final design and the price will definitely be more attractive than the Bradco. I'm confident that it will be well worth the wait.

 

[AROSE]

Want to buy my first batwing cutter and priced a new 15 foot Woods cutter for 13,200 but many bloggers and farmers say the tongue breaks too easy. I have an Kubota M8570 any suggestions for a good reliable batwing cutter I will be cutting brush up to 2 inches on 50 acres

 

[Bubba DaVinci]

I am getting ready to place my first order (I hope all the hype about the products are accurate) and I want to confirm the following.
1) that the shipping will be free to Des Moine Iowa
2) that the 3 items i am ordering can be shipped together (or at least the same time) Since I live a distance away from Des Moine and repeat trips are not ideal
3) will the 6900 post hole digger (regular not Heavy duty) work on a Kubota B3200 or would the compact model be better

Thanks

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Want to buy my first batwing cutter and priced a new 15 foot Woods cutter for 13,200 but many bloggers and farmers say the tongue breaks too easy. I have an Kubota M8570 any suggestions for a good reliable batwing cutter I will be cutting brush up to 2 inches on 50 acres

I haven't had any personal experiences with the woods tongues breaking but if it's made, someone's probably broken it!! Woods offers several grades of 15' cutters so you may want to look at a heavier model like the BW1800 if you're worried about breakage. We aren't a woods dealer and do not offer a batwing cutter. Ted has been a woods dealer in the past and considered becoming a woods dealer again a short time ago but the quality attachments we're producing are woods quality(and then some) at half the price!! We just don't make cutters(yet).
You'll probably get many opinions on the subject if you post your question on the attachments forum.
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I am getting ready to place my first order (I hope all the hype about the products are accurate) and I want to confirm the following.
1) that the shipping will be free to Des Moine Iowa
2) that the 3 items i am ordering can be shipped together (or at least the same time) Since I live a distance away from Des Moine and repeat trips are not ideal
3) will the 6900 post hole digger (regular not Heavy duty) work on a Kubota B3200 or would the compact model be better

Thanks

Good Morning Bubba!
1. Yes, just talk to Travis.
2. We always try to ship items at the same time and will do the same for your order to avoid multiple trips.
3. The compact phd will be the best fit for your tractor. It uses the same gearbox as the 6900 but the design of the hoop and boom provides extra lift height for small compacts/subcompacts.
I look forward to helping you.
Travis

 

[Bubba DaVinci]

What is the approx shipping time for an order like this, If I ordered today? Also what is a good number for Travis

Thanks