Slippy
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Sep 23, 2002
- Messages
- 1,059
- Location
- Ohio
- Tractor
- Mahindra 6000 4wd; IH x2; NHTC40DSS; International 1086; JD 5115M
Picked up my Unlimited Fabrications Skid Steer loader attachments from the freight terminal last night. They were shipped at about 4:00 on Thursday and by lunch time on Friday they arrived in the freight terminal.
Roger and Ronnie at UF are both very nice and answered all my questions in my 6plus calls before I bought. I did look at all the rest and there are many very nice grapples out there. But for me and my purposes, I think the UF will work the best. Looked over closely all the welds and workmanship. All looks to be top notch (although I am not a welding expert in the least).
Grapple: Heavy Duty 63" w/ bolt on rod covers, weight approx. 600lbs.
Forks: 48" high back rated at 4000lbs
Spear: High back 3 prong
Universal QA plate: 1/2 inch steel
I can't believe how easy and simple the whole concept of QA is. I am sorry I did not do this a long time ago. Just playing around, within minutes I changed out my bucket, spear and forks. I just can't say enough about how simple it is. It takes longer to get off the tractor and flip the levers than it does the rest.
A very good dealer fabricated a bracket to attach the WR Long 3rd remote to my Mahindra. He is going to refabricate my bucket to accept the QA plate and install the QA kit on the tractor. See picture 14 for a shot of the QA kit as well. The New Holland gets a 3 remote after that.
My thanks to all of you who have posted on these subjects and replied to my actual posts over the months during my review of the choices and considerations in purchasing the product.
Hope you enjoy the pictures as much as I will enjoy the product!
Roger and Ronnie at UF are both very nice and answered all my questions in my 6plus calls before I bought. I did look at all the rest and there are many very nice grapples out there. But for me and my purposes, I think the UF will work the best. Looked over closely all the welds and workmanship. All looks to be top notch (although I am not a welding expert in the least).
Grapple: Heavy Duty 63" w/ bolt on rod covers, weight approx. 600lbs.
Forks: 48" high back rated at 4000lbs
Spear: High back 3 prong
Universal QA plate: 1/2 inch steel
I can't believe how easy and simple the whole concept of QA is. I am sorry I did not do this a long time ago. Just playing around, within minutes I changed out my bucket, spear and forks. I just can't say enough about how simple it is. It takes longer to get off the tractor and flip the levers than it does the rest.
A very good dealer fabricated a bracket to attach the WR Long 3rd remote to my Mahindra. He is going to refabricate my bucket to accept the QA plate and install the QA kit on the tractor. See picture 14 for a shot of the QA kit as well. The New Holland gets a 3 remote after that.
My thanks to all of you who have posted on these subjects and replied to my actual posts over the months during my review of the choices and considerations in purchasing the product.
Hope you enjoy the pictures as much as I will enjoy the product!
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