k0ua
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Have you guys decided when the narrow single lid grapple will be on line and ready to order?
Everything Attachments Wicked Grapple Build
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Have you guys decided when the narrow single lid grapple will be on line and ready to order?
EverythingAttachments
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ETA 50" Single Lid Wicked Grapple
We just made it available online. We don't have any pics available yet and the write-up needs tweaking but it's a start. I did already sell a couple last week!
Last week, I started a TBN thread on the new Wicked Grapple.
EverythingAttachments
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ETA 50" Single Lid Wicked Grapple
We just made it available online. We don't have any pics available yet and the write-up needs tweaking but it's a start. I did already sell a couple last week!
Last week, I started a TBN thread on the new Wicked Grapple.
Xfaxman
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By tweaking I suppose you mean changing "bucket" to "grapple".
From the Website:
Everything Attachments Single Lid Compact Utility Wicked Root Grapple
The 50" root grapple weighs less than 300 lbs. and has a single lid. Compact tractors up to 35 HP will benefit from this grapple and have the ability to use most of their lift capacity for material instead of a large heavy bucket. The weight of the bucket can be lowered further by removing the standard slats.
It looks like a gooder-un! :thumbsup:
EverythingAttachments
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Yep, that's exactly what I meant!! Corrected.:thumbsup:By tweaking I suppose you mean changing "bucket" to "grapple".
From the Website:
Everything Attachments Single Lid Compact Utility Wicked Root Grapple
The 50" root grapple weighs less than 300 lbs. and has a single lid. Compact tractors up to 35 HP will benefit from this grapple and have the ability to use most of their lift capacity for material instead of a large heavy bucket. The weight of the bucket can be lowered further by removing the standard slats.
It looks like a gooder-un! :thumbsup:
Renze
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Now tell me, why do you cut all those holes ? dont know if you laser or plasma, but when i was at the laser cutting shop, for every blast through to start a new hole, you could make a foot length of cut in the same time. Looks like you could cheapen it up quite a bunch by leaving a few pounds extra on it...
EverythingAttachments
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When we design and build an attachment, cost is not top priority. Quality and value is.
There are manufacturers and customers that put less emphasis on quality, but we are just not into that.
The holes are cut with our laser and it results in less weight(very important) and it also looks cool(not that important but it worked out that way).
There are manufacturers and customers that put less emphasis on quality, but we are just not into that.
The holes are cut with our laser and it results in less weight(very important) and it also looks cool(not that important but it worked out that way).
Renze
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That might work in the consumer market, but when people are using equipment to make a living, value for money becomes top priority instead of quality and value...
EverythingAttachments
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Value, at least to me, means "value for money" which is one of our top priorities.That might work in the consumer market, but when people are using equipment to make a living, value for money becomes top priority instead of quality and value...
Here is a quote from our homepage:
"The bitterness of poor quality and lack of customer service lingers long after the sweetness of cheap price is forgotten."
Travis
crazyal
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Every extra pound of unneeded steel is that much less you can lift. When you have a skid steer or large tractor it's not a big deal. But when your tractor is a CUT weight matters a lot.
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