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I hope my posts are helpful for others and I appreciate all your help/support/info/understanding... I have indeed been follow-up contacted by officials who are conducting a VERY thorough investigation... The outcome is unsure and may produce some surprises especially since it appears that...

From what I have been able to discern thus far there could be some shared feduciary responsibility/blame/culpability possibly including at least one financial institution, bonding/insurance companies, certain principle employees/consultants, etc... IMO this could easily go federal/criminal...

Claims and supporting documentation should be sent to Lt. Clark, 828-464-4698, Robert.Clark@ConoverNC.gov... Investigation is VERY active/on-going... In addition to banks, contractors, vendors, and employees, there are 56 individual customer claimants thus far...

The case will be converted to a Chap. 7 What does being converted to Chap. 7 mean?

I wish EA/Et al no ill will... But please Mr. Corriher, please sir and staff, contact me...

Much appreciate all the info... Still in shock... Not sure exactly what to do, who to contact or how... I am so sorry for all the troubles... Of course I would like to recover my investment or my order without making matters worse... VERY hard for me to believe that a reputable...

I actually spoke with them 22 January 2024 and they said nothing about their troubles... In fact they told me they were running a little behind and that my order would be shipped in a week... I paid by check #1531 10/19/23 $6,324.95... Again, I had excellent previous business experiences with...

I have purchased several impliments from EA over the past few years and been VERY happy with them... My customer ID #52560... So I placed AND PAID FOR another order #137543 on 10/02/2023 at 1:25 p.m. for a 66" dual lid grapple and a 60" rotary cutter bush hog w/ 75hp gear box plus a couple...

I have followed your thread and all replies...I reiterate; NOTHING LESS THAN KUBOTA MX5400DT with 3rd function forward, 2 extra rear hydraulics and ballasted industrial tires... Get all your 'custom' implements from Everything Attachments (tell Travis I sent you) especially their dual lid...

I am on my 3rd tractor... Nothing less than a KUBOTA MX5400!!!!

Just me...

I just bought a brand new KUBOTA 2023 mx5400, w/ industrial ballasted tires, std trans, forward 3rd function, dual rear hydraulics, also with a QuikHitch... LMK if I can be of assastance...

I too can vouch for EA... I have bought SEVERAL implements from EA and can't say enough good... As for the EA grapples, my favorite is the dual-lid 66"... An extremely efficient/versatile/capable workhorse around here... All my farmer-neighbor-friends drool over it... LiveDogMicroRanch... "Get...

All is well in Central Florida... We have had more rain and HEAT/Humidity than usual... I am very proud of/thankful for ALL my support, including; KUBOTA MX4800DT (PerrinFarmEquipment.com, (Temporarily blocked due to reports of company closure)...

In Central Florida this is a good time to do some pasture-fence-line clearing/trimming with temps in the 60-70's... Removed 4 small/medium live-oaks that were shading the pasture/crowding other live-oaks (they like 90'-100' between)... Darn things grow 4-6'/year... I switched my...

We cut down/removed/chipped/burned 28 trees in 3 days (20 live oaks/8 long-leaf-pines) between 14" and 42" diameter... Could not have done it without my EA Wicked 66" dual-lid Grapple bucket (and a little help from my friends)... (Notice the EA 75 HP/3" bush-hog that also got a workout)...

I don't mind doing a little hand-work with the brush/logs... I trim the trees-trunks and stack the brush in piles alternating butt/brush-ends essentially combining two opposing brush piles into one (kinda like shuffling cards) with all the butts IN and all the brush OUT... I can grab/move more...

Thanks... Like a LOT of folks, I came up the hard way... Learned how to make-do/take care of my/old man's tools/equipment/vehicles OR ELSE... EVERYTHING gets used (NOT abused) and put away cleaned/greased/sharpened/adjusted/READY to go back to work (in ANY emergency)... I am VERY...

The hydraulic cylinders are wrapped with oily rags to keep the from rusting and to protect them from getting damaged/scratched... It would be difficult/inconvenient (almost impossible) to store the grapple-bucket without leaving the cylinders exposed... Attached are 4 pictures of the...

For all you ETA grapple-bucket fans, here are some pics of my handy towing/lifting/rigging-chain storage... I am sure that many/most of you have already seen this or iterations of it and perhaps have designed your own adaptation... I give you my rendition herein and look forward to YOUR...

Re: Bush Hogging HOW-TO VIDEO With THE ETA 60" BRUSH CUTTER & Our New Video Tractor!! Here are a few more recent pics of the ETA 66" dual-lid wicked grapple (and the ETA 60" 75hp rotary-cutter w/ front/rear chain guards) in action... Previous pics show the original 'semi-tropical jungle' with...

Re: Bush Hogging HOW-TO VIDEO With THE ETA 60" BRUSH CUTTER & Our New Video Tractor!! I did a little more work, made some additional/minor adjustments, and took a few more pics... 1. The ETA 60" Roto-Tiller gear box (no chain)... 2. The ETA 60" Rotary-Cutter and Land Pride QH-15...

Re: Bush Hogging HOW-TO VIDEO With THE ETA 60" BRUSH CUTTER & Our New Video Tractor!! OK... Here we go again... I am back with a test-run-report and will try to post ~14 pics... 1. I received/installed the LP floating-top-link kit late yesterday... Hooked the tractor to the ETA 60"...

Re: Bush Hogging HOW-TO VIDEO With THE ETA 60" BRUSH CUTTER & Our New Video Tractor!! I did all the preliminary/necessary connecting/adjusting-fitting-leveling/lubricating/greasing today... Awaiting a Land Pride Floating Top-Link Kit for my QH15 ("The EA rotary-cutter has a rigid...

Re: Bush Hogging HOW-TO VIDEO With THE ETA 60" BRUSH CUTTER & Our New Video Tractor!! OK... Let's see if I can do this in a cohesive/succinct/complete/factual manner... 1. The order for TWO (additional) EA implements (62" gear-drive Roto-Tiller/60" 75HP Rotary-Cutter/Bush-Hog) was...

It has been a while since any posts/pics... I needed better access to one of my pole-barn bays and had always anticipated removing an additional live-oak that was partially hampering that access and I HAVE TWO NEW IMPLEMENTS ON ORDER FROM EA (75 HP Extreme-Duty Rotary Cutter and 62" Roto-Tiller...

Today I finished cleaning-up from hurricane IRMA... Took 5 months, burned 135+ brush/debris piles and at least 30 LARGE long-leaf-pine trees/logs along with a LOT of chipping/mulching... NOTE: Could not have done this without my dual-lid EA Wicked Grapple Bucket... These pics don't show a lot...

Just a few more pics of my KUBOTA L4710 DT w/ 66" dual-lid EA grapple-bucket... I know how we all love to look at tractor pics... Should be obvious why I like this particular configuration...

I have a new L4701DT with dealer-installed WR Long 3rd function and EA 66" dual-lid Wicked Grapple (see attached 5 pics)... The tractor has 1/2' feed and 3/8" distribution hydraulic lines and my grapple came fitted with 3/8" lines... But the WR Long 3rd function was installed/plumbed with 1/4"...

I have a brand new (25 hours) WR Long 3rd-function valve (operates my EA grapple) that is leaking/FLOWING from the A-port/top allen-hex fitting... Does anyone know why/had this experience...

As a double-lid grapple owner/user I may look at this double-vs-single lid-thing perhaps a little differently than you/those with a single-lid grapple... I understand also that our purpose/applications may be very different... According to what I have seen you post/describe, apparently you think...

Have YOU ever picked-up a load/log that was so long/heavy that when you got off the tractor the rear tires came off the ground???!!! Neither have I (one tire perhaps but not both ;+)... BE CAREFUL...

PROGRESS REPORT... North Line Bed... 66" EA Grapple-Bucket... These are not really 'action shots' because I am uncomfortable getting on/off the tractor to 'stage' pics ESPECIALLY with some of these VERY LONG/HEAVY logs but I think YOU get the gist... Also, productivity is a consideration since...

I posted some pics on 'the other' grapple thread yesterday... Today I took down a BIG 'Christmas tree' in a unique way for some but MY usual style... Leaving the entire tree standing, I dig/dredge/dig/cut roots/dig/dredge/cut roots around the tree in a fashion that helps me (utilizing the...

Merry Christmas (Eve)... Spent this special Christmas-Eve day working with my KUBOTA L4701DT, VERMEER BC900XL, EA 66" Grapple-Bucket making a new botanical flower/bush/tree/palm-bed along my North boundary line utilizing several hurricane IRMA damaged/downed/dead trees... Notice how I use the...

There are two grapple threads going here... I am posting on BOTH but don't want to be a problem... Just like to communicate with those who communicate with me... If there is an issue PLEASE LMK... I don't know if 'you-all' are also subscribing to 'other' grapple threads and I want to be sure not...

OK... Here are a few pics from today... Dropped the Box-Blade, installed the 3-point-receiver with the pintle-hitch and hooked-up to the Vermeer BC 900 for a day of chipping... I burn some brush and chip some for botanical-bedding/potting-soil/ground-cover... Also, I isolate/save all red cedar...

Hey, I know there is another 'grapple thread' but unsure that you-all are connected/subscribed and since I have been communicating with both I thought I'd include you/this one, just in case... It does not take too many hours of operation and you get proficient enough to pick your nose, scratch...

It doesn't take too long with this EA Wicked Grapple Bucket and you can pick your nose, scratch your balls, wipe your ***, floss your teeth with it (OK, maybe not in that order, my bad ;+)...

Thought you Guys/Gals would like to see the new 66" EA grapple...

My new EA 66" Dual-lid Wicked Root Grapple, EA 66" XTreme Box-Blade and EA Cat 1 3 Pt hitch receiver late arrived today... I barely had time to unload the truck, install the implements and take a few pics (see attached)...

Hello everyone... I am new to the forum (picture coming soon)... Nice to have such a concentrated plethora of experts... There is NO substitute for experience and no gift greater than wisdom... Assuming both these tractors cost the same new (KUBOTA L4701DT vs LS XR4150), which would you buy and...