aftermarket limb grapple

[TomSeller]

The 3rd picture there is exactly what I'm looking for.

You have a high capacity loader. That 665 is very nice.

http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/007/4/1/7411-new-holland-t485-attachments.html

Wildkat makes a Rake grapple with longer lower teeth. Top center of the attached

http://www.wildkatattachments.com/grapple.html

Here is one from Quick Attach.

http://www.quickattach.com/shop-by-department/skid-steers/grapples/products/eagle-talon/

 

[southerndeere]

You have a high capacity loader. That 665 is very nice.

http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/007/4/1/7411-new-holland-t485-attachments.html

Wildkat makes a Rake grapple with longer lower teeth. Top center of the attached

http://www.wildkatattachments.com/grapple.html

Here is one from Quick Attach.

http://www.quickattach.com/shop-by-department/skid-steers/grapples/products/eagle-talon/

I'm sorry it was a typo an I didn't even realize it. Its the 655 loader

 

[Xfaxman]

The 3rd picture there is exactly what I'm looking for.

Here is that style with dual lids.


From: www.TheRakeShop.com / Root Rakes Grapples Attachments & Skid Steers

 

[southerndeere]

Here is that style with dual lids.

<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=355796"/> <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=355797"/>
From: www.TheRakeShop.com / Root Rakes Grapples Attachments & Skid Steers

That would be so nice. We have about 25 acres of what I all shrub woods that we wanna eventually clear for more pasture. Use that with a box blade with hydralic shanks I could do some serious land clearing

 

[TomSeller]

The rakeshop grapples that xfaxman mentions are very nice grapples. Note the open nature to the tines. As long as you don't bend then, they would be nice to separate out the dirt.

 

[SDT]

I researched the market for brush grapples a couple of months ago and ended up buying an Edge unit from my MF/Gehl dealer. The Edge units are intended for skid steer machines so I bought a 66" unit rather than a 72" because I plan to use it with a 60 PTO HP FWA tractor, and the 66" was about 100 lbs lighter than the 72" unit.

I paid $2600 for my grapple. There are aftermarket units that are both lighter and less expensive than the Edge/Gehl unit that I bought but I am concerned about warranty/parts support regarding the smaller companies so decided to spend a bit more for the Edge/Gehl unit.

I have not used it yet but have gotten it set up and ready. It appears to be substantial and well built.

The Edge/Gehl unit was about $400 less expensive than a 72" Land Pride unit and about the same weight.

SDT

 

[TomSeller]

I researched the market for brush grapples a couple of months ago and ended up buying an Edge unit from my MF/Gehl dealer. The Edge units are intended for skid steer machines so I bought a 66" unit rather than a 72" because I plan to use it with a 60 PTO HP FWA tractor, and the 66" was about 100 lbs lighter than the 72" unit.

I paid $2600 for my grapple. There are aftermarket units that are both lighter and less expensive than the Edge/Gehl unit that I bought but I am concerned about warranty/parts support regarding the smaller companies so decided to spend a bit more for the Edge/Gehl unit.

I have not used it yet but have gotten it set up and ready. It appears to be substantial and well built.

The Edge/Gehl unit was about $400 less expensive than a 72" Land Pride unit and about the same weight.

SDT

These?

http://www.budgetforklift.com/gehl-grapples.php

 

[southerndeere]

These?

http://www.budgetforklift.com/gehl-grapples.php

That is pretty much what I wnt.

 

[Xfaxman]

This is where I got my Monster Grapple: NEW TOOLS AT GREAT PRICES, SKIDSTEER TRACTOR IMPLEMENTS items in JEB SUPPLY COMPANY store on eBay!

It was shipped directly from Loflin, the manufacturer, to me, cheaper than some local dealers had it priced.

He has a big selection of grapple styles.