Helitech
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Something a little different. Unloading 7 frames that I purchased from work to build a bridge with. A little over 13 feet long 4x4 beam. These are what helicopter airframe' are bolted to for shipping. 
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Something a little different. Unloading 7 frames that I purchased from work to build a bridge with. A little over 13 feet long 4x4 beam. These are what helicopter airframe' are bolted to for shipping.
Great pic. Thanks for sharing!
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LarJea
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EverythingAttachments
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That's awesome LarJea. Tractor meets excavator!
I made em bigger!
B2601 with a 50" Wicked Grapple
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LarJea
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Thanks for the resize. I am in the learning process on how to post pictures.
sea2summit
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I haz excavator envy...
k0ua
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Two prehistoric monsters about to have a fight. I think the mini-ex has the 'bota beat in the "reach" department, though the 'bota has more teeth!:shocked:
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But the mini-ex has a much higher bite strength.
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These great pics were posted by rlgustafson in the Wicked Utility Grapple Thread.
He has the 73" Single Lid on his LS XR4046
Awesome head to head comparison with a heavier grapple, which is installed on his NH TL100.
Check out the big Wicked Bite!
This shows how substantial the Wicked Lid is!
He has the 73" Single Lid on his LS XR4046
Awesome head to head comparison with a heavier grapple, which is installed on his NH TL100.
Check out the big Wicked Bite!
This shows how substantial the Wicked Lid is!
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