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Grappling fun - A Picture Thread....
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Thanks. I've got a few years of grapple work to go yet, don't get to work on the place much due to a six hours drive between here and there... :-( You have some nice pics too.
foggy1111
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buck12
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Here's a picture of my wildkat grapple. I was cleaning up the shop yesterday trying to reclaim floor space and found my bucket will fit in the grapple for storage.
Gordon Gould
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Here are some pics of my little 30 hp tractor and grapple at work. There is one in there of the grapple valve I added to control the grapple right beside my loader valve. A grapple is real handy as we already know.
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brin
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Jealous...jealous and jealous.....How sweet is that grapple...you have a nice set up...Did I mention that I am jealous ?
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Piston
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Gordon,
I like how you keep the iron rake on your bucket like that!
The pic of the logs in the dump truck is great :thumbsup: Almost makes me miss having snow around.....almost.
By the way, where did you get your tire chains?
I like how you keep the iron rake on your bucket like that!
The pic of the logs in the dump truck is great :thumbsup: Almost makes me miss having snow around.....almost.
By the way, where did you get your tire chains?
Gordon Gould
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I got the chains at Desmarais Equipment in Orleans, VT. Very unfortunately they closed their doors 3 weeks ago. They were a great Kubota dealer and I really depended on them for all kinds of stuff. Now I need to find someone else I can trust.
The chains are are made by Tellefsdal from Norway. I think the wholesale distributor is in Manchester NH but I dont know the name.
I just noticed I did't put up a rock picture. Gotta have a rock pic :laughing:
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GFL
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I have been trying to determine if I can use a grapple to dig up large rocks, or do I need a backhoe? Any rocks I need will be at least partially exposed.
It looks from your rock example, a grapple will do the trick, yes?
I know a grapple will do a lot of other chores that I need to have done and I hate to buy a backhoe for moving rocks, if it can be avoided.
Thanks
It looks from your rock example, a grapple will do the trick, yes?
I know a grapple will do a lot of other chores that I need to have done and I hate to buy a backhoe for moving rocks, if it can be avoided.
Thanks
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Piston,
Terrible idea.
Now I need to get off the tractor more often and take more grapple pics...
Did I see a sawmill in one of your pics? Are you making your own lumber (I hate you! I'm so jealous!).
David
Terrible idea.
Now I need to get off the tractor more often and take more grapple pics...
Did I see a sawmill in one of your pics? Are you making your own lumber (I hate you! I'm so jealous!).
David
