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The WICKED Root & Debris GRAPPLE!!!!!!!
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My flow rate should be about twice what the BX puts out. It is pretty snappy!
But with my method of controlling flow (rear remote) I can feather the control to make it close slow if I want to. I think my choice of 1/2 inch hydraulic lines feeding the grapple has some effect also.
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A few words from Clay in GA, who just received our 54" Wicked Grapple for his Kubota L4310.
"Travis was very patient & helpful in helping me decide which grapple to get. I wound up choosing the 54" Single Lid Wicked Grapple, it shipped out SOONER than I expected, and boy does the name fit - this thing looks WICKED INDEED! I hope to be hooking up the 3rd function valve kit by this coming weekend and start grappling some brush! I would definitely shop with EA again."
"Travis was very patient & helpful in helping me decide which grapple to get. I wound up choosing the 54" Single Lid Wicked Grapple, it shipped out SOONER than I expected, and boy does the name fit - this thing looks WICKED INDEED! I hope to be hooking up the 3rd function valve kit by this coming weekend and start grappling some brush! I would definitely shop with EA again."
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I posted a video of our idling Kubota L6060 opening and closing a 55" Dual Lid Wicked Grapple on the EA Facebook page with the following description, but one Wicked Grapple owner didn't think my description was good enough. :laughing:
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Some more awesome pics were shared in our EA Channel Facebook Group yesterday!
Kubota L4600 with a 66" Single Lid Wicked Grapple
Kubota L4600 with a 66" Single Lid Wicked Grapple
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Yeah, I know that when I'm all thumbs things just don't seem to go so well!:laughing:
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Rub it in! I've got my plumbing, just haven't had time (and my ground is too wet to get out and do anything anyway).
Great idea for ballast. A lot cheaper than a Gannon box blade that I'm looking at.:laughing:
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A little feedback on the 73" Wicked Utility Grapple, which is rated for tractors up to 125HP.
"Travis,
This heavy duty grapple is kick @ss! It's exactly what I needed for the size tractor I have (LS Utility Cab 97 hp).
Below are two pictures from yesterday as I was completing some erosion control for our new ranch road using the grapple to position a large pine tree trunk at the base of a drainage ditch.
I'll try to take additional pics as good opportunities present. FYI...that's a EA box blade on the back of the tractor."
"Travis,
This heavy duty grapple is kick @ss! It's exactly what I needed for the size tractor I have (LS Utility Cab 97 hp).
Below are two pictures from yesterday as I was completing some erosion control for our new ranch road using the grapple to position a large pine tree trunk at the base of a drainage ditch.
I'll try to take additional pics as good opportunities present. FYI...that's a EA box blade on the back of the tractor."
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This Wicked Grapple review is just in from Robert in TN.
"Use larger construction grapples for the larger equipment. Wanted a smaller, lite weight grapples for a Kubota B26. 54" double lid are perfect. Excellent design and strength. Like having a bionic hand. Having the tips close together is great. Appreciate the selection of materials and overall design. Made to work hard and last a lifetime."
"Use larger construction grapples for the larger equipment. Wanted a smaller, lite weight grapples for a Kubota B26. 54" double lid are perfect. Excellent design and strength. Like having a bionic hand. Having the tips close together is great. Appreciate the selection of materials and overall design. Made to work hard and last a lifetime."
