Kubota L2501,L3301,L3901 Grapple Gallery

EverythingAttachments · Jan 3, 2019

Serrated AR400 upper and lower tines produce a very impressive grip.

The root rake style grapple is plenty capable of picking up multiple logs...Kubota L3901 shown.

Dealing with awkward material...

and easily grabbing brush!

EverythingAttachments · Jan 4, 2019

Our Original Dual Lid Wicked Grapple has been shipping since 2012 and it is the most reviewed, with 162 customer reviews on our website. I remember the first like it was yesterday!

Since this is about the L Series, I'll share some very impressive pics of a great customer's L2501 with a 54" Wicked Grapple!
Travis

Steppenwolfe · Jan 6, 2019

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My MX 5100... Love my E.A. grapple

EverythingAttachments · Jan 8, 2019

Steppenwolfe said:
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My MX 5100... Love my E.A. grapple

I'm glad you love it!!
That's one of my all time favorite Wicked pics, Steppen! :thumbsup:
Travis

EverythingAttachments · Jan 10, 2019

Here's a great L3901/Wicked 55 pic that just jumped out at me!
Travis

For those who like it orange, here's another L3901!

EverythingAttachments · Jan 15, 2019

No Kubota tractors in these pics, but this awesome 400 pound 60" Wicked Root Rake Grapple is on its way to an L3901 after some decals and a wrapping!

Serrated tines, greasable pivot points, AR450 steel and DOM tubing join forces to keep our versatile Wicked Grapple Rakes at the top!
Travis

mic214 · Jan 15, 2019

A grapple is definitely on my list of “Must have’s” for my tractor!

EverythingAttachments · Jan 16, 2019

mic214 said:
A grapple is definitely on my list of “Must have’s” for my tractor!

You'll probably kick yourself for not doing it sooner!

Here's a guy after receiving a brand new Wicked 55 for his L Series Kubota! *Edit* Actually it's a B3350, but you get the picture!
Travis

Rmart30 · Jan 16, 2019

mic214 said:
A grapple is definitely on my list of “Must have’s” for my tractor!

By far the best tool ive purchased. Saves time and your back.
I dropped 40 pines that were about 16-20" bases and 40 ft tall. Did no cutting or limbing after dropping them. Picked them up whole one by one and withen a hr they were all moved and piled up. That without a grapple and just a regular bucket would have taken me 2 or more days of sawing into lengths that would fit in my bucket and moving them a bucket at a time.