The WICKED Root & Debris GRAPPLE!!!!!!!

[Ron50]

Helitech, not hyjacking just borrowing. I have a 4020R about 100-150 pounds less than yours and tires aren't loaded.
How does your land grader pull when loaded up? Do you need 4wd? I am ready to buy their 72" so I'm curious how it works for you.Thanks.

 

[Helitech]

It'll pull a lot in 4wd! Used it 3 times before I loaded the rear tires. Pulled it fine in 2wd until loaded like the second picture or loaded decent and pulling up the steep part of my driveway. I wouldn't think twice about pulling it with your 4020r. Go for it![URL=http://s1377.photobucket.com/user/arhaney/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20151206_155252_zpss8zhqpyu.jpg.html]

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[Ron50]

Thanks. Time to self give for Christmas!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Sweet! Love it. Build quality is great! Thanks Everything Attachments....

Great grapple pics!! Thanks for sharing.
Pics are welcome anytime.
Travis

 

[MOTractor]

I have had my 60" Dual Lid Grapple for about a month now. EA shipped fast (1 week, 750ish miles) and the grapple arrived at the local FedEx terminal in perfect condition. I beefed up my grill guard and worked on running hydraulic lines the past month. I have played a bit with it, but yesterday afternoon was the first real work I have done with it, helped a friend get rid of a large brush pile. To say I was impressed is an understatement This will definitely change the work flow! The stump in the pic was half buried in a pile "stuff" that got pushed in a pile when they built his house. I gave it a shove to loosen it and then picked it up - the old way would have involved chains and a lot of back work. The other pic with the log (my neighbor in it for a size reference): I was able to pick that thing up and move it - it was a 15+ feet long.

I like it

Thanks EA!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I have had my 60" Dual Lid Grapple for about a month now. EA shipped fast (1 week, 750ish miles) and the grapple arrived at the local FedEx terminal in perfect condition. I beefed up my grill guard and worked on running hydraulic lines the past month. I have played a bit with it, but yesterday afternoon was the first real work I have done with it, helped a friend get rid of a large brush pile. To say I was impressed is an understatement This will definitely change the work flow! The stump in the pic was half buried in a pile "stuff" that got pushed in a pile when they built his house. I gave it a shove to loosen it and then picked it up - the old way would have involved chains and a lot of back work. The other pic with the log (my neighbor in it for a size reference): I was able to pick that thing up and move it - it was a 15+ feet long.

I like it

Thanks EA!

I'm glad it's doing work for ya! I encourage everyone to share pics!
The Wicked Grapple has to be the most photographed grapple on the Planet!!!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

In case the crowd here didn't see this yet:

Check out the TBN thread here to see the new EA Brand Decals that will be featured on many of the attachments coming out of our factory!
In that thread, you'll also find instructions on how to claim FREE DECALS for your existing attachments that were made in our factory!!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

It's a busy time for Wicked Grapples. These 7 should leave here today! Who has one comin?

 

[longshot7mm]

The wicked root grapple is one AWSOME piece of equipment. I ordered the 66' double lid for my Boomer 50 and couldn't be happier. When I ordered it Travis said it should ship in a week but shipped the next day and I had it in a week. Thank you for the great service

 

[streamin]

The wicked root grapple is one AWSOME piece of equipment. I ordered the 66' double lid)

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That is a good example of the double lid working on an uneven load. I thought I wanted a single lid but now I'm not sure...