JD 110 Brush Grapple recommendations?

[CurlyDave]

...I might could have gotten a set cheaper than the $750 I paid but I consider it money well spent so far.

I gave $850 for my Worksite Pro pallet forks.

You guys are making me feel great. I only paid $600 for mine, although they were used and on consignment at the dealer. A few very small rust spots, but they look good for the rest of my life.

 

[two_bit_score]

I am still considering the grapple. Just may not need it as much as I thought I would right now.

Really appreciate the advice I got from ya'll on the pallet forks because I think they have their own usefulness that overlaps the grapple, at least for now, for me.

The grapple will let me get some areas cleaned up that the forks just won't dig into and hold.

I like the 110 TLB with the thumb. Just can't see not having a thumb for digging, pulling, lifting from one position.

The grapple will let you move as you do many of the same operations so it's quicker.

Hope everyone has a cab with cold AC this time of year. (I don't )

 

[jenkinsph]

I don't have a grapple or a thumb yet but I do have the cab and cold ac on my 110. I guess we all have choices to make and it boils down to one step at a time.



Steve

 

[two_bit_score]

I don't have a grapple or a thumb yet but I do have the cab and cold ac on my 110. I guess we all have choices to make and it boils down to one step at a time.

Steve

Exactly, Steve, but that cab and cold a/c sure would be welcome here in Texas this time of year.