Honey Dealer
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Is the Frontier AV20H Root grapple a quality unit?
Grapple Frontier Root
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LouieJunior
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I purchased one in November and use it every weekend -- rarely have the bucket attached. I've had some recent difficulty attaching the 3rd function hydraulic line. Other than that, I have no hesitation recommending it. The unit is great for picking up debris and clearing old fence rows.
AGGIE00
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I have the av20e and it's the best thing I've ever seen for a tractor, it is indestructible, I see other people describing the tines on theirs being 3/8 steel or 1/2 in this has 1 inch thick steel!!! It has snapped 10 inch cedars that I clamped too tight like I can snap a toothpick!! Worth every penny!!
Eric102
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The tine spacing is 15" which is about double of other makes. It should be great logs and stumps but I would think if you want to pick up smaller debris you would want some additional lower tines of about 8" spacing.
AGGIE00
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The wider tine spacing makes it much better for raking without picking up a lot of dirt. The tines also extend far below the bottow pipe that allows it to rake deeper without pulling dirt.
OP
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Does anyone have the specs on the different Frontier models?
Which ones will the 4x20's handle?
Which ones will the 4x20's handle?
LouieJunior
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Your 4X20 should have a 400X or 400CX Loader. The AV20H (60 in.) and AV20E (62 in.) are compatible with both FELs.
I have the AV20H and love it. You'll also need BW15260 Third SCV Kit (Open Station)
I have the AV20H and love it. You'll also need BW15260 Third SCV Kit (Open Station)
OP
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LouieJunior said:
Does the AV20E have two hydraulic cylinders?
