The WICKED Root & Debris GRAPPLE!!!!!!!

[Kioti Tom]

I'd recommend adding a 48" as it is a great size for CUTs. Looks interesting...

I agree with the 48". When I load up to run up to my brothers place, I put the 48" grapple in the back of my PU
between the wheel wells. Fits perfectly. That way, I still can take the bucket, brush hog, and box blade with me
on the trailer. :thumbsup: Well, I should have said I did it that way previously. Now I have to figure out how to put my new EA 6ft HD BB on the trailer in place of my smaller one. Hmmm, Now I have to keep my brain from smoking from all the figurin' :laughing:

Tom

 

[JoeBuyer]

As of right now, we will only offer it with the skid-steer style quick attach however we will be adding the JD quick attach as an option in the next couple of weeks. We are not planning on offering any pin-on mounts in the future for these grapples but we do offer custom quick attach adapters to convert pin-on loaders to skid steer quick attach.

For anyone who hasn't converted their older loader to SSQA, it is well worth it, something you will not regret if you need versatility of attachments on your FEL.

 

[JoeBuyer]

Ted said the sharp tines are awesome for gripping. He didn't have any problems unloading the grapple and says there's no way he'd trade it for the smooth tip grapple he was previously using. For picking material up, the leading edge of the tips are rounded so they allow the larger logs/material to roll right over them.

Sounds good. I was thinking more of loose smaller debris. Logs and stumps I understand wouldn't be a problem. Maybe a person could fab some caps if that ever became a problem. Anyway, hurry out with those bad boys.

 

[DT86]

Whats the deal with North Carolina having so many companies manufacturing skid steer equipment? Including EA I can name six different ones that make grapples, with three in Denton alone. Does anyone else know of a higher concentration anywhere in the US?

 

[Herkypilot]

Whats the deal with North Carolina having so many companies manufacturing skid steer equipment? Including EA I can name six different ones that make grapples, with three in Denton alone. Does anyone else know of a higher concentration anywhere in the US?

I'm not complaining! :thumbsup:

 

[DT86]

I'm not complaining! :thumbsup:

Oh no I'm not complaining. I like choices!

 

[JoeBuyer]

Sounds like maybe one group that split up and went separate ways? But I have to say, some of the choices we are beginning to see at the prices are a real good value. The same goes for other SSQA implements.

 

[Piston]

For anyone who hasn't converted their older loader to SSQA, it is well worth it, something you will not regret if you need versatility of attachments on your FEL.

I'd do that in a heartbeat if it wasn't $800.

 

[UncleBuck1]

I'd do that in a heartbeat if it wasn't $800.

x2!!!

 

[JoeBuyer]

I'd do that in a heartbeat if it wasn't $800.

Yeah they are too expensive if you ask me. I would think they would make them cheaper so they could sell more attachments which is where the real money is.