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I purchased one of these 7’ wide buckets for my S185 for snow, it works great here in NH. Also it works great for debris moving, sand, dirt, rocks up to 1- 1.5’, loam and just about anything else you can toss at it. I like the tie downs on the top corners so I can chain it down. Very robust bucket and versatile also

Have a 84 inch just like the one he is talking about on my 2950 JD MFWD .. LOVE IT!

I just purchased the 68” grapple and it works great!! For logs, brush, rocks, and roots! I’m very impressed with the heavy duty construction and that the side are removable to increase your log or brush grip!

Why not demo how easy they slide? Mine are nearly impossible to move!

Only thing that would be nice is if you could run hydraulics to offset the forks for example. If you could have individual for control would be slick.

What happens if dirt or debris gets on the hydraulic rams? Do they fail or bind? I'd like to try them on my CAT 259D

Amazing product. I just bought one from Thorpe Machinery here in Damascus, Oregon and it is amazing. Thank you Jenkins for your engineers that actually know how how to design a piece of equipment that does the job perfectly. You guys by far have the best designed grapple out there. I originally purchased a Skidpro grapple and that was a joke with too short of bottom tines and multiple other engineered flaws. I swear those engineers at Skidpro have never even used their grapple. I also bought your large snow bucket for the skid steer and what an amazing piece of engineered equipment. Keep up the great work and thank you. Clint

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That grapple is amazing. I bought one a month ago and its well broke in.. I would highly recommend it.

I got my 48' forks on a 60' frame about three months ago. We love them. We use the widest spread for 48"x72" nursery pallets. Then we can go narrow to pick up heavy trees in pots and set them on pallets. And then to a typical width for typical pallets. Well built. Highly recommended for the nursery industry.

VERY impressive! I sent a quote request for one for my Hesston 55-56DT (4wd) with L335 loader. I bought a hobby farm that was owned by two hoarders in a row, and have a lot to clean up and level to make it look nice.

I bought one of these last year. I highly recommend it. It is amazing. 2 weeks ago, I lost a strap and the grapple flipped off my trailer going 45 mph. The grapple hit and flipped through the air. It bent the right bar that holds the end of the upper part of the ram. But, it still works perfectly. They call them indestructible, I do not know what more I could do to mess that thing up, and it still works. I had to clear a ton of mesquite. I was able to pick up a 2 ft tall tree and the biggest trees I dug. Each time I dropped what I had in the grapple, it was a small pile of its own. I have now cleared around 70 acres of mostly mesquite and have yet needed to pick one up by hand. By far the best attachment I have. Btw, I also bought one of their brush mowers, it too, is awesome. There is no better way to eliminate briar thickets.

Do they have any taper in the sides of the SSQA to make it easier for tractors to attach when they are hooking up blind?

This thing is built like a tank. I got mine with the thumb, which works great for grabbing logs and brush.

How much does the unit weigh?