4 in 1 bucket use

Redbug · Oct 13, 2011

A 4in1 is especially good for clearing bushes/small trees away from roadways and in your case...away from field or food plot edges. I open the bucket up almost all the way, lower it and push the debris into the woods. It's more difficult to do with a regular bucket since it does not have near the large surface area an opened 4in1 has. I also recommend getting a toothbar on it if it does not have one already.

Furthermore, you are plumbed up front to possibly get a grapple in the future, which will enhance what you do in your business.

What brand is it?

hrcarver · Oct 13, 2011

w.r. long

schoolsout · Oct 13, 2011

We have been cutting a lot of fairly large gums and it is so much easier to just pick the whole tree up and tote it to the pile.

I don't think I'd ever buy anything else after owning one

The only thing I don't like about the WR Long is the location of the zerks on the bottom of loader. We need to replace ours as whenever the loader is touching the ground and parallel to it, those zerks will be collecting anything and everything.

Redbug · Oct 14, 2011

Carver...I have a WRLong also. Yours probably weighs about 700 pounds for a 72 inch wide one. I would also guess that you have the WRLong electric over hyd valve, too. What you have is a really good setup. After having a 4in1 and using it for awhile, you will realize how much more versatile you have become. It's worth the extra money. If the tractor's in good shape, (and you are probably good at judging that already), and the price is good...I would get it. That 4in1 is probably selling at a really discounted rate with that tractor. Good deal.

Just check to see if the jaws line up when closed, (no opening between them), and no leaks with the cylinders. If so, you need to chew him down some more.

Schoolsout...That bottom zerk is inside a small length of pipe to protect it. When I grease that one, I first blow it out with the air compressor. Sometimes I have use a screwdriver on the compacted stuff and then blow it out. That usually does it.