WR LONG GRAPPLE

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deerhunterf350

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Curious if any one has recently purchased and if they don't mind sharing the ballpark price paid for http://www.wrlonginc.com/rbg.htm . RBG 72 or RBG 78 .

Any feedback about how well they perform at ripping roots clean from the ground.

Pics and Links to other MFG's that have a similiar grapple set up.
 
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Curious if any one has recently purchased and if they don't mind sharing the ballpark price paid for http://www.wrlonginc.com/rbg.htm . RBG 72 or RBG 78 .

Any feedback about how well they perform at ripping roots clean from the ground.

Pics and Links to other MFG's that have a similiar grapple set up.
 
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Just got a price on the RBG72. ~$2340. That was a estimate with JD 540 quick attach.
 
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Just got a price on the RBG72. ~$2340. That was a estimate with JD 540 quick attach.
 
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I've got the 78 version. Love it!!!!! Has the quick attach akid steer. Turn key with grapple, all hoses, valves, control switch and installation was 2,600.
 
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I've got the 78 version. Love it!!!!! Has the quick attach akid steer. Turn key with grapple, all hoses, valves, control switch and installation was 2,600.
 
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Clydes,

How long have you had the Grapple?

Has it been used heavily?

Has it been used mainly for Grapple/ Brush Moving , or as a Root Rake and had a lot of ground engagement?


What is your Soil Conditions? (Rocky , Sand )

Wanted to get some input from a user. And see if there has been any bent scarifiers/ripper points.

Thanks.
 
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Clydes,

How long have you had the Grapple?

Has it been used heavily?

Has it been used mainly for Grapple/ Brush Moving , or as a Root Rake and had a lot of ground engagement?


What is your Soil Conditions? (Rocky , Sand )

Wanted to get some input from a user. And see if there has been any bent scarifiers/ripper points.

Thanks.
 
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Wanted to get some input from a user. And see if there has been any bent scarifiers/ripper points.

Deerhunter - I have used my grapple for digging out and picking up brush, logs, roots, large rocks, and large stumps.

The points on my grapple are as they were when I purchased the RBG72 a year ago. I am very satisfied with the quality of the grapple and the company it came from.

So far the limitation of the grapple has been determined by my FEL, or the operator, and not the grapple itself. I'm not saying it is not possible to bend/break the points, but so far this has not been a concern for me. Not sure what kind of tractor you will mount the grapple on (profile -hint, hint /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif) so your results may vary. The toothbar on my bucket is actually very effective on loosening up attached roots as it will usually slice them up, however I seem to always pick up too much dirt once I try to collect and move the sheared roots.

My soil is clay and rock -

My only regret I have with the WR Long RBG72 is not purchasing it sooner. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

Good Luck in your decision!
 
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Wanted to get some input from a user. And see if there has been any bent scarifiers/ripper points.

Deerhunter - I have used my grapple for digging out and picking up brush, logs, roots, large rocks, and large stumps.

The points on my grapple are as they were when I purchased the RBG72 a year ago. I am very satisfied with the quality of the grapple and the company it came from.

So far the limitation of the grapple has been determined by my FEL, or the operator, and not the grapple itself. I'm not saying it is not possible to bend/break the points, but so far this has not been a concern for me. Not sure what kind of tractor you will mount the grapple on (profile -hint, hint /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif) so your results may vary. The toothbar on my bucket is actually very effective on loosening up attached roots as it will usually slice them up, however I seem to always pick up too much dirt once I try to collect and move the sheared roots.

My soil is clay and rock -

My only regret I have with the WR Long RBG72 is not purchasing it sooner. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

Good Luck in your decision!
 
 
 
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