Scrambler82
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Was wondering if you have any specials for Site Members ?
Maybe free shipping anywhere in US or a discount on product ?
Maybe free shipping anywhere in US or a discount on product ?
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EverythingAttachments
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We do not have any specials, but ordering more than one attachment at the same time makes freight less expensive for us, so we can pass the savings along!
If you let me know your zip code, i'll get the best freight rate possible for you.
Travis
Scrambler82
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Thks is for the reply.
My zip is 92592, SoCal is a good distance.
I did notice that when you had attachments on E-Bay, it was free shipping; maybe you can do a "Free Ship" special for this site.
Thinking on attachments, LPGS-60", a 60 to 72" HD Roller (not sure if you even have one), and a Post Hole Digger with 9" auger for Mahindra Max28.
EverythingAttachments
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I can ship the 60" ETA Land leveler to a business at your zip code or to the freight terminal in Bloomington or Fontana for $95.00
If you order a post hole digger at the same time, I will ship everything together for $50.00.
Just let me know if you have any questions.
Travis
If you order a post hole digger at the same time, I will ship everything together for $50.00.
Just let me know if you have any questions.
Travis
Scrambler82
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Thanks for that.
I am new to SoCal and have no idea where Bloomgton and Fontana is or the distance volved.
Also, no truck nig enough to carry both of these items so there will be additional shipping involved, not sure how much.
Pricing out other brands, you find their prices, including shipping to the house, are the same as your initial cost of the tool. So I am still up in the air with these purchases.
Thank you for your time and effort, keep me in mind or on some sort of listing if a sale or some sort of site special comes up because I do like your product, they appear HD and I have heard of no problems. It looks like I will be buying the LPGS first so maybe something will come up before I buy everything.
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Hope this threads not closed. I'm not big on Facebook and would love to get questions answered here. Buying property, perfectly flat 42 acres, been dormant for the better part of a couple decades and is now mostly covered by dense grass, brush, and small trees and I've got tons of time on my hands to learn slowly and mow and clear this land. If I knew how to attach pictures I'd show you but they're mostly on the small side, 6-8 inches and far smaller than some of the Redwoods I see people are picking up and carrying with your grapples. Impressive and fun threads!
From reading a few hours worth of this thread, others like it, and watching many of your videos I think I know what I want. Buying a Kubota mx 5800 and passing on the attachments from the dealer. I'd rather have a 72 inch mower, the correct sized box blade, and one of your grapples, all implements from Everything Attachments. From the feedback here and the ability to communicate directly with the manufacturer I think that's the best solution.
I can't figure out which grapple is best for me. I like the Wicked Root Grapple for large compact tractors but like the idea of being able to drag backwards which is better suited for the Root Rake Grapple. I've watched videos on both and see I can run forward with the tines down with both, the larger opening is leaning me towards the 72" Wicked.
The width of the 5800 is 69.7 inches. What would be the best box blade? I already know the 72" Xtreme Duty Brush Cutter is the correct choice. We'd be shipping to the Houston area, closer to Bay City which I know is outside the 1000 mile range. Do you have any established freight drop places for Houston or better yet, Bay City? And what would be the added cost? Is there any discounting available for buying all these pieces at once or for using cash/cash equivalent?
From reading a few hours worth of this thread, others like it, and watching many of your videos I think I know what I want. Buying a Kubota mx 5800 and passing on the attachments from the dealer. I'd rather have a 72 inch mower, the correct sized box blade, and one of your grapples, all implements from Everything Attachments. From the feedback here and the ability to communicate directly with the manufacturer I think that's the best solution.
I can't figure out which grapple is best for me. I like the Wicked Root Grapple for large compact tractors but like the idea of being able to drag backwards which is better suited for the Root Rake Grapple. I've watched videos on both and see I can run forward with the tines down with both, the larger opening is leaning me towards the 72" Wicked.
The width of the 5800 is 69.7 inches. What would be the best box blade? I already know the 72" Xtreme Duty Brush Cutter is the correct choice. We'd be shipping to the Houston area, closer to Bay City which I know is outside the 1000 mile range. Do you have any established freight drop places for Houston or better yet, Bay City? And what would be the added cost? Is there any discounting available for buying all these pieces at once or for using cash/cash equivalent?
EverythingAttachments
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This thread is open and questions are always welcome here!
I agree that the Wicked Grapple is the best. We do make a Root Rake Grapple that will allow you to pull backwards. Different people like different styles, but we sell WAYYY more of the Wicked Grapples.
For the box blade, I would recommend the ETA Severe Xtreme Boxblade in 78" or 84". You can go with a rigid back or hinged back. The hinged back is heavier, which will benefit you and if you don't want it to hinge, simply pin or bolt it shut.
Severe Xtreme Box Blade
Severe Xtreme Hinged Back Box Blade
If you give me a call, we can discuss shipping and probably cover the rest a little more efficiently. I'll be glad to help you.
Travis
Ted explains the differences and uses for a hinged box blade in this video:
I agree that the Wicked Grapple is the best. We do make a Root Rake Grapple that will allow you to pull backwards. Different people like different styles, but we sell WAYYY more of the Wicked Grapples.
For the box blade, I would recommend the ETA Severe Xtreme Boxblade in 78" or 84". You can go with a rigid back or hinged back. The hinged back is heavier, which will benefit you and if you don't want it to hinge, simply pin or bolt it shut.
Severe Xtreme Box Blade
Severe Xtreme Hinged Back Box Blade
If you give me a call, we can discuss shipping and probably cover the rest a little more efficiently. I'll be glad to help you.
Travis
Ted explains the differences and uses for a hinged box blade in this video:
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