Millonzi International & IslandTractor

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Pretty sure it's Island Ed’s CK20 that is pictured in the Millonzi International web page, just click on the banner when it’s up. Pretty cool!

Hope this isn't old news.

 

[Dmace]

Sure looks like it! Cool.

Millonzi International Homepage

 

[IslandTractor]

Yep, that's my CK20. I think I was one of their very first CUT customers (I bought the grapple when they were still selling them via eBay) and I had a lot of interaction with Joe while figuring out whether to have them customize the grapple mount to fit Kioti pins or whether to get a QA adapter and use the standard grapple. They were interested in breaking into the CUT market so Joe was very responsive and helpful. I went with the QA adapter (zero regrets).

As you all know, I keep a digital camera in my pocket while working with the tractor so I had lots of photos I posted here on TBN. Joe asked me a few months ago while he was working on their new website if he could use some of the photos and as you can see he did.

Now, I am pondering having Millonzi make me a light weight (?300-350lb) QA 4n1 bucket. Maybe there will be photos of that someday too.

 

[joe@mi]

All the credit for our interactions with TBN is due to IslandTractor, we felt that it was appropriate to proudly display his contributions on our home page.
We are in the process of moving buildings right now, but when we are settled in our new home I will see what i can do about getting a customer submissions section going!

-Joe

 

[CBB]

All the credit for our interactions with TBN is due to IslandTractor, we felt that it was appropriate to proudly display his contributions on our home page.
We are in the process of moving buildings right now, but when we are settled in our new home I will see what i can do about getting a customer submissions section going!

-Joe

Hi,

I just sent you an email asking for a quote for a unit like Island Tractors to use picking up prunings from our berry bushes. Right now we pile them on tarps and all them down to a burn area. The pile is the size of a barn each year so this is very labor intensive. Thinking this grapple might just be the ticket for picking them up and dropping them. After that, all we need is Edward Sissorhands to do all the pruning. No shortcut there yet!