Bascom
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Grapplin' sure is fun! Congrats and enjoy!
Got to try out the new grapple today!
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MtnViewRanch
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MtnViewRanch
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You have a top of the line setup there. Very very nice rig. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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I just drove by their store yesterday in Denton NC. It was dark so I couldn't see much, but did catch the outline of a lot of grapples stacked up. I'll be going back by there on Friday afternoon. Maybe I'll have a moment to stop in.
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avc8130
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Have you tried to pick up any split firewood with it yet? I am looking for something that will pick up split firewood from a pile to load dump trailers.
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GregbkH
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No I haven't picked up any split wood, just the big trees and rounds. When the Mrs. and I were splitting, I switched back to the regular bucket for transporting split wood to the drying racks.
I imagine it would work though some may fall out if it was too small.
I imagine it would work though some may fall out if it was too small.
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the grapple is not the best for picking up splits , it will do it but it is not as officiant as you would think . they are better suited for picking up brush and pole length logs.