now i went & did it..

[Gary Fowler]

That looks like ones used for loading logs on trucks. Used on big trac-hoes. Just a little much for your CUT. I could maybe handle it on my LS7010. I bet it could pinch out a stump or two with those big rams and teeth. Just set it on top and close the jaws.
How much did that monster cost you?

 

[First one]

first one,

yes please do, were wanting pictures.......

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Well thought I'd put some pic's on like you wanted. I'll try to do a before and after . The guy really did a great job and even put a plate under the hooks to beef it up there too. The rock I picked up here is the one that bent the points the first time I tried, no problemo this time:thumbsup: and while I was trying it out I just had to pick up something else. This is also nice in that when it's closed all the way there is hardly in gap between the teeth.

 

[candyman]

awesome looking grapple. what kind is it, weight, width. what did that rock weight in at. ?/

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[Cantoo]

Gary, I paid either 600 or 800 for it, I forget. I buy alot of stuff and use little. It came from a sawmill and was mounted on a big skid steer, it was used to end load logs onto a sawmill logdeck. It is well used and needs abit of heating and welding but I have no time to do it. I bought it to use as a template to make a smaller one for my loader then I will sell it. I have about 50 projects like this to do.

 

[First one]

awesome looking grapple. what kind is it, weight, width. what did that rock weight in at. ?/

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The grapple is a TITAN 60 ROOT GRAPPLE-RAKE STYLE root rock brush grapple , I think it was about 600lbs found it at Skid steer express .
As far as the rock goes I have no idea .