CalG
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If one were to build a "simple"( read: a single double acting cylinder) grapple upper clamping jaw, onto an existing bucket, is there a layout or operational advantage to "a pair of teeth near the center of the bucket", or "a pair of teeth one at each end of the bucket"?
This is for "light duty" slash moving, and an occasional tree trunk relocation with a compact compact tractor.
No heavy lifting, no all day work sessions, no digging rocks and roots from their hiding holes ;-)
But I'm sure a grapple would be called on to help move a rock or two from time to time, this is Vermont! ;-)
This is for "light duty" slash moving, and an occasional tree trunk relocation with a compact compact tractor.
No heavy lifting, no all day work sessions, no digging rocks and roots from their hiding holes ;-)
But I'm sure a grapple would be called on to help move a rock or two from time to time, this is Vermont! ;-)