Good morning GP I have over forty years of operating a lot of different tractor manufacturers I am by no means a tractor expert. One of my pet peeves is no chains carrying the loader high in the air keep that bucket as low as possible. Have a good day
Good afternoon Gord. You did a great job covering your grapple and many points to consider before buying the one you may need the most. You really do a great job operating your tractor and your equipment. We appreciate your taking the time to pass on your valuable information. Thanks for sharing with, time to gear up for a little cooler weather down here. Fred 👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey, Thanks Gord. I never thought about putting the loader in the float position while going for a log. Excellent tip! I have learned so much from you! Cheers!
Very helpful tips GP. I've not yet got a Grapple, but aim to get one. Most of the time I would have greater need of a grapple than what I'd use my bucket. Thanks my friend.
Great video. You, sir, are a very good teacher. This is a video I will view several times, especially in March 2021. Looks likes you might receive some snow with the storm that will be coming across the U.S. Looks like 2 inches of rain for us. Thanks for doing these videos. They are very helpful.
Thank you very much Jean. Yes indeed - our long term forecast is calling for several days of snow. I think it's time to mount the blower. :)) Stay warm and safe!
Excellent video. Even though you wish to say it is not instructional, it gives very good opinions on how to use a grapple. My new LS 3172 is sitting outside waiting for me to try it out. Supposed to get snow tomorrow and Friday so it will have to wait until Sat.. Thank you for your advice.
Always TOP NOTCH VIDEOS... Thank you for the time taken to put this together. I have an EA Wicked Grapple and love it!! ... We live in "A GREAT TIME" and these toys just keep getting better.
You are becoming very proficient with that grapple. With you on the grapple and Biff working the bucket of his Kubota, you guys could knock out any task in a hurry! Great info on the video. Thanks!
Good video. I store my grapple open, with top and bottom jaws resting on the ground. This keeps it stable, and keeps the cylinders retracted (not exposed to the weather).
Hey,hope you and your family are doing well, I wish I had a loader so I could use your tips!!! I noticed in the beginning your cab was fogging up a bit.... Paul on the island (lol) said that he puts on the air conditioner in colder whether...keeps the cab from to much humidity...it works !!! Keep going my friend!!! Mike
Great tips GP, thanks for sharing. Just curious, were you ever an instructor? You sure have the knack for explaining how things function or should lol. Stay well Cheers
I had noticed you had chains on the rear tires for a portion of the video. Could you provide the make and model of them or let me know how I might acquire a set if possible.
Balsam Fir (Abies balsamea) logs not Northern White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) . You can tell from the needles and bark. Grapples, best implement since the hand. Nice pointers. I have an Everything Attachments myself.
Great question NH. It takes a little while before they totally defog - I am playing with the different vent settings right now to see what works quickest. Cheers!
Hey GP! Great video. Don't ever say sorry for a video being "too long!" There is no such thing when it comes to your channel! God bless. Greeting from Dallas!
Great video GP. I have a lot of loader experience on my L3301 but I don’t have a grapple (yet). A few weeks ago I used my brothers grapple on his B2601 and I was surprised on how bad I was. I’m not sure if it was just lack of experience with a grapple or just not being used to his machine but I was disappointed with myself. Those were good tips for a newbie to keep in mind. 👍 Cheers!
GP I really liked the video, can you tell me the model number / size? I plan on getting a LX2610SU soon and would like to compare what you have to Land Pride's Grapple. Thanks
GP, again.... I like your channel , you take time to research things , and have great content. I have a grapple, use it frequently, but never thought about the float position on the loader. Just to let you know,....you DID teach an old dog a new trick!! Good stuff, thanks!
Thanks for the video. I am in the market now for a grapple. Perfect timing. Your videos have been a huge help and I enjoy your views of the woods. Thanks and happy holidays.
That you GP for the information so when I get a grapple like yours I got a good start on how to use it. Very interesting video. Did you ever try to straighten the bent teeth or would they break?
Hi Gord! Thanks for a very thorough explanation of how you use your grapple. The more I see them used in videos like this, the more I’m swayed toward getting one. Thanks for sharing what you’ve learned!
I am subscribed to your channel and yes you deserve a grapple I keep mine on about 90% of the time. You expecially needed one when you're clearing your land for your shop and pond
Great video, Gord! Super job explaining when and where to use the float ... took me a while to figure that out but I take virtually the same approach. Regarding Grapple choices, I spent a long time researching grapples before I made my choice. For readers who might be considering a grapple, here’s the brief summary of my research for some of the major brands... and please note these are sized for compact tractors Artillian: didn’t like their square upper jaw - it doesn’t close tightly on smaller logs and rocks (didn’t see the need for two half-jaws either) Everything Attachments Wicked Root Rake - I initially really liked this one but the more I looked into it, I realized that I didn’t want the tines (teeth, whatever you want to call them) so far apart. If you want to pick up smaller rocks or split wood, much of it will fall between the tines. Land Pride: The SGC10 series is a great match for the L series Kubotas (for reference, I have the Grand L4060) and I almost bought this one. High strength AR400 steel, relatively light, fairly closely spaced tines, good reviews, BUT the backside of the lower jaw is closed off with sheet steel except in the mid area. Sometimes you need to see through the tines to know where your claws are. You can’t see through the openings in the middle because of the nose of the tractor, and you can’t see through the outer part of the grapple because it’s closed off with sheet steel. HLA Light Duty Root Rake (exactly what GP has): “Commercial” (mild) steel but 1/2” thick tines, relatively tightly spaced tines (about 6” apart, one hydraulic cylinder and it’s VERY strong so lots of bite. Great price, same range of jaw opening as the others, and it closes nicely on smaller logs and rocks. Perfect. Bought it. Would do it again without question. I’ve dug out huge boulders that barely fit in the jaws and near the capacity of the loader, but even without a “wrap” on the rock, the jaws will hold their bite. Can you bend the tines? If you wedge in just the right size and shape rock, sure you can.(although mine aren’t bent as bad as Gord’s LOL!) Can they be straightened? Yes, with a really big hammer or hydraulic spreader, but why bother? It still works just fine! And finally, as Gord mentioned, HLA products are made in Ontario, Canada, so good for us Canucks, but also good for our American friends because of the 30% exchange on the dollar in YOUR faviour!) Hope this is helpful for anyone looking to buy a grapple!
The one tip I can add look for something that has ar400 Steel for the tines, 2. I prefer the double grapple it tends to hold on even size loads. We have a manufacturer in Deland Florida named The Rake shop. Samuel has exceeded my expectations for strength and durability.
Good morning Michael. That's a very good point and my apologies. It is made by HLA Attachments ( .com) - it is their Light Duty Root Rake w/Grapple - 60" . Model # RRGLD60. In Canada you can call Kevin at Farmer Equipment Sales (dot com) -he ships across Canada and if you are in the US , call Courtney at Good Works Tractors - he has a TH-cam channel and ships across the US. Hope that is helpful - thanks for watching and for the good comment.
Hey GP. With the LX2610 are you able to clear undergrowth using the grapple as a root rake? I'm looking at different grapples and wasn't sure if the tractor had enough power and mass to do that kind of work.
Morning JE. I have done that several times with the old B2601 but not to any great degree with this new one yet. The B was pretty good but it was more a case of the tires spinning at certain points ( these tractors don't weigh much). Also, my ground is full of rocks so I don't usually get too far without having to uproot one. I could always get through and do it, but it wouldn't go through the ground as easily as an M series, for example. But it does it, for sure. Cheers!
Good morning and sorry for the delay. It is made by HLA Attachments (they have a website). The model is their "Light Duty Root Rake with Grapple" - 60". It is made of commercial steel and weighs about 450 lbs. If you will be doing light duty with it around your property you may want to looking other brands that are made of high carbon steel ( much lighter weight). Good luck with your search for the new tractor!
How's she goin'? Way to go GP!!! A great job explaining the ins and outs of operating the grapple!! This video would be a great resource for new, and seasoned, grapple owners!!! Take care!!
Great video. Very informative. I have a 2018 BX2380 and love it. I’m not doing all sorts of work like you are both I would love to, I just need to finally buy an acreage. Lol. I just recommended your Channel to my brother who have just purchased 106 acreages in Nova Scotia. He will be a first time tractor owner and I believe your videos will be invaluable to him, as he will be doing work similar to what you are doing on your acreage. He is considering a Kubota LX2610. My BX2380 is an open tractor and you are 100% correct. Too have a heated / AC cab is the way to go. I should have bought the cab with my BX in 2018 as today, the cab is double the price. Once again, great videos!
The grapple has been my favorite attachment. I have the Land Pride and would be curious to compare other brands/types. As you may have seen, I used perforated instead of expanded steel for my brush guard. Makes for a slick factory look. Great job on the video, as always!
I too have struggled with storage on a pallet and tend to open the jaws and then stand it up on both front and back teeth. Your cradle idea sounds better - I wish you had shown it in use. Good video!
Morning Bluesky - there was a card up in the top right hand side of the screen there, that shows the link to the build video and I demo it on that video. Hope it is helpful - Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Hi, thanks for your reply. Watched the section 4 times, the link appeared once but did not work and thereafter never appeared again. Very strange but no matter, will do a search through your videos for it. Raining steadily again here in MA with threats of mush/snow later today and tomorrow. Tractor now in driveway with snow pusher mounted awaiting action.
Hi David. Yes indeed - there was a little grey "card" up at the top of the screen while i was talking that will take you to that video. I believe it is video #145. Cheers!
My Grand L3560 should arrive at my local dealership in April! complete with front mounted blower , loader and rear box scraper! Ive been watching your videos non stop for quite a while now ! and i do also believe i will go ahead and give Duliban a call regarding tractor protect insurance! thank you so much for all of your insight and great content !
I have no third function therefore I purchased Brush Crusher grapple which requires no hydraulic but just your regular cylinders It works fine just need some getting use to It is available at Farmer equipment sales in southern Ontario
Hey Gord great video i'm in the process of getting a HLA grapple what is the length of hydraulic lines you went with I have the same tractor it looks like 4 feet
Good morning GP I have over forty years of operating a lot of different tractor manufacturers I am by no means a tractor expert. One of my pet peeves is no chains carrying the loader high in the air keep that bucket as low as possible. Have a good day
Good afternoon Gord. You did a great job covering your grapple and many points to consider before buying the one you may need the most. You really do a great job operating your tractor and your equipment. We appreciate your taking the time to pass on your valuable information. Thanks for sharing with, time to gear up for a little cooler weather down here. Fred 👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey, Thanks Gord. I never thought about putting the loader in the float position while going for a log. Excellent tip! I have learned so much from you! Cheers!
Thanks Michael. I learned that from one of our friends on the channel a while ago. :)) Cheers!
Very helpful tips GP. I've not yet got a Grapple, but aim to get one. Most of the time I would have greater need of a grapple than what I'd use my bucket. Thanks my friend.
Great video. You, sir, are a very good teacher. This is a video I will view several times, especially in March 2021. Looks likes you might receive some snow with the storm that will be coming across the U.S. Looks like 2 inches of rain for us. Thanks for doing these videos. They are very helpful.
Thank you very much Jean. Yes indeed - our long term forecast is calling for several days of snow. I think it's time to mount the blower. :)) Stay warm and safe!
Excellent video. Even though you wish to say it is not instructional, it gives very good opinions on how to use a grapple. My new LS 3172 is sitting outside waiting for me to try it out. Supposed to get snow tomorrow and Friday so it will have to wait until Sat.. Thank you for your advice.
Always TOP NOTCH VIDEOS... Thank you for the time taken to put this together. I have an EA Wicked Grapple and love it!! ... We live in "A GREAT TIME" and these toys just keep getting better.
Moved a bunch of brush today and I used the float tip. Worked awesome... Thank you!!!
Good stuff Dustin. I am happy it was helpful. I learned it from one of our subscribers. Cheers!
Great tip with the float position!
Appreciate your sharing your experience and knowledge 👍🤠👏
Great info as always! Thanks!
Really enjoyed the information on the grapple. Definitely a must have for many different applications. Stay well!
Some good points GP. 👍Stay well and safe.
You are becoming very proficient with that grapple. With you on the grapple and Biff working the bucket of his Kubota, you guys could knock out any task in a hurry! Great info on the video. Thanks!
LOL! Man, Biff sure knows how to use a bucket like no one else. Cheers Clint!
Good video. I store my grapple open, with top and bottom jaws resting on the ground. This keeps it stable, and keeps the cylinders retracted (not exposed to the weather).
Thanks 4x4!
Great video!
Hey,hope you and your family are doing well, I wish I had a loader so I could use your tips!!! I noticed in the beginning your cab was fogging up a bit.... Paul on the island (lol) said that he puts on the air conditioner in colder whether...keeps the cab from to much humidity...it works !!! Keep going my friend!!! Mike
I need one it will be a root type, thanks for the great information your the best
Great tips GP, thanks for sharing. Just curious, were you ever an instructor? You sure have the knack for explaining how things function or should lol. Stay well Cheers
Why thanks Roy. no, I wasn't but thanks! Have a good week!
I had noticed you had chains on the rear tires for a portion of the video. Could you provide the make and model of them or let me know how I might acquire a set if possible.
Merry Christmas Brian. I did the overview and install on video #353 - I included the websites etc. Have a great Holiday!
cool video
Great tips, GP! Thanks!
Good info! Thanks for the pointers!
Jaws at work again..awesome piece of machinery
I think its on Guys to do list ...the grill guard🤣😊🤣
LOL! Well...ok, kind of true CM. :)) Cheers!
Good job Gord very informative, I could use a grapple on my hunting land, have a great day
Balsam Fir (Abies balsamea) logs not Northern White Cedar (Thuja occidentalis) . You can tell from the needles and bark. Grapples, best implement since the hand. Nice pointers. I have an Everything Attachments myself.
Tip top!
Good tips.
Another nice tractor vid. On an unrelated note, at the beginning shot, your side windows are fogged up. Is that an issue with visibility?
Great question NH. It takes a little while before they totally defog - I am playing with the different vent settings right now to see what works quickest. Cheers!
Another great video. I wish my tractor didn’t have a pin on bucket. I think I need an upgrade
Would love to get JUFabworks attachment for my husbands tractor. Thanks for the giveaway GP!
Hey GP!
Great video. Don't ever say sorry for a video being "too long!" There is no such thing when it comes to your channel!
God bless. Greeting from Dallas!
LOL! Thanks very much TWG! Cheers to you down in Dallas!
Great tips GP. Just picked up a grapple myself, looking forward to putting it to use. Still wondering why Kubota doesn't offer a grill guard?
That's a great question Seather. Hey enjoy the new grapple!
Great video GP. I have a lot of loader experience on my L3301 but I don’t have a grapple (yet). A few weeks ago I used my brothers grapple on his B2601 and I was surprised on how bad I was. I’m not sure if it was just lack of experience with a grapple or just not being used to his machine but I was disappointed with myself. Those were good tips for a newbie to keep in mind. 👍 Cheers!
GP I really liked the video, can you tell me the model number / size? I plan on getting a LX2610SU soon and would like to compare what you have to Land Pride's Grapple. Thanks
It’s the HLA Attachments, Light Duty Root Rake with grapple, 60” model. I only know because I asked him last week!
Can you show a better picture of the pallet used as a cradle
I’m getting the same tractor with grapple, and they are putting on screen (on bumper guard) $200 but I know money well spent
What is the exact model I f grapple?
Morning Tudy! It is made by HLA Attachments and is a 60" "Light Duty Root Rake w/Grapple". You will see it on their website. Cheers!
Those grapples would be awesome for a brush pile!
Pourquoi pas avoir le texte des vidéos en français, ce serais vraiment pratique?
Great video!
Really good tips this morning GP, especially using the float position 👍🏻
Good video. Definitely 100% agreed... If you are going to use a grapple, you need to install a front grill guard.
LOL! You bet. I need to get mine done soon. Cheers!
GP, again.... I like your channel , you take time to research things , and have great content. I have a grapple, use it frequently, but never thought about the float position on the loader. Just to let you know,....you DID teach an old dog a new trick!! Good stuff, thanks!
LOL! Why thanks very much John! A subscriber taught me that a while ago. Cheers and thanks for the smile !
Thanks for the video. I am in the market now for a grapple. Perfect timing.
Your videos have been a huge help and I enjoy your views of the woods. Thanks and happy holidays.
Thanks Mike! Good luck with your research - lots of different videos out there to see how the different models look and work. Happy Holidays!
That you GP for the information so when I get a grapple like yours I got a good start on how to use it. Very interesting video. Did you ever try to straighten the bent teeth or would they break?
As always you are informative, cool, calm, peacful, and collected. I love it and you speak unity. Keep going my man.
Thanks very kindly Ralph! Enjoy the rest of the weekend!
No apologies needed! Very thorough and useful.
Thanks for sharing. Have a nice week.
Cheers and thanks Marc!
Hi Gord! Thanks for a very thorough explanation of how you use your grapple. The more I see them used in videos like this, the more I’m swayed toward getting one. Thanks for sharing what you’ve learned!
I am subscribed to your channel and yes you deserve a grapple I keep mine on about 90% of the time. You expecially needed one when you're clearing your land for your shop and pond
Great video, Gord! Super job explaining when and where to use the float ... took me a while to figure that out but I take virtually the same approach.
Regarding Grapple choices, I spent a long time researching grapples before I made my choice. For readers who might be considering a grapple, here’s the brief summary of my research for some of the major brands... and please note these are sized for compact tractors
Artillian: didn’t like their square upper jaw - it doesn’t close tightly on smaller logs and rocks (didn’t see the need for two half-jaws either)
Everything Attachments Wicked Root Rake - I initially really liked this one but the more I looked into it, I realized that I didn’t want the tines (teeth, whatever you want to call them) so far apart. If you want to pick up smaller rocks or split wood, much of it will fall between the tines.
Land Pride: The SGC10 series is a great match for the L series Kubotas (for reference, I have the Grand L4060) and I almost bought this one. High strength AR400 steel, relatively light, fairly closely spaced tines, good reviews, BUT the backside of the lower jaw is closed off with sheet steel except in the mid area. Sometimes you need to see through the tines to know where your claws are. You can’t see through the openings in the middle because of the nose of the tractor, and you can’t see through the outer part of the grapple because it’s closed off with sheet steel.
HLA Light Duty Root Rake (exactly what GP has): “Commercial” (mild) steel but 1/2” thick tines, relatively tightly spaced tines (about 6” apart, one hydraulic cylinder and it’s VERY strong so lots of bite. Great price, same range of jaw opening as the others, and it closes nicely on smaller logs and rocks. Perfect. Bought it. Would do it again without question. I’ve dug out huge boulders that barely fit in the jaws and near the capacity of the loader, but even without a “wrap” on the rock, the jaws will hold their bite. Can you bend the tines? If you wedge in just the right size and shape rock, sure you can.(although mine aren’t bent as bad as Gord’s LOL!) Can they be straightened? Yes, with a really big hammer or hydraulic spreader, but why bother? It still works just fine! And finally, as Gord mentioned, HLA products are made in Ontario, Canada, so good for us Canucks, but also good for our American friends because of the 30% exchange on the dollar in YOUR faviour!)
Hope this is helpful for anyone looking to buy a grapple!
The one tip I can add look for something that has ar400 Steel for the tines, 2. I prefer the double grapple it tends to hold on even size loads. We have a manufacturer in Deland Florida named The Rake shop. Samuel has exceeded my expectations for strength and durability.
Thanks Bob!
The bottom teeth of this grapple are AR400 and in a larger size this grapple would have a double grapple with all AR400 steel
its an implement i dont have yet....off to Farm equipment i go...Cheers!!
LOL! Have fun John!
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks
Cheers Mike!
And of course the model isn't in the description..... people making videos amaze me with lack of detail.
Good morning Michael. That's a very good point and my apologies. It is made by HLA Attachments ( .com) - it is their Light Duty Root Rake w/Grapple - 60" . Model # RRGLD60. In Canada you can call Kevin at Farmer Equipment Sales (dot com) -he ships across Canada and if you are in the US , call Courtney at Good Works Tractors - he has a TH-cam channel and ships across the US. Hope that is helpful - thanks for watching and for the good comment.
@@GPOutdoors thanks sir
Great tips. Thank you.
Grapple is 1 of the best attachments you will ever own love mine
Good morning . Thanks for all your efforts and tips . Cheers
Cheers P!
Hey GP. With the LX2610 are you able to clear undergrowth using the grapple as a root rake? I'm looking at different grapples and wasn't sure if the tractor had enough power and mass to do that kind of work.
Morning JE. I have done that several times with the old B2601 but not to any great degree with this new one yet. The B was pretty good but it was more a case of the tires spinning at certain points ( these tractors don't weigh much). Also, my ground is full of rocks so I don't usually get too far without having to uproot one. I could always get through and do it, but it wouldn't go through the ground as easily as an M series, for example. But it does it, for sure. Cheers!
Purchasing my First tractor which is a Kabota and would like to know what information you can share on your grapple. What the length
Good morning and sorry for the delay. It is made by HLA Attachments (they have a website). The model is their "Light Duty Root Rake with Grapple" - 60". It is made of commercial steel and weighs about 450 lbs. If you will be doing light duty with it around your property you may want to looking other brands that are made of high carbon steel ( much lighter weight). Good luck with your search for the new tractor!
How's she goin'? Way to go GP!!! A great job explaining the ins and outs of operating the grapple!! This video would be a great resource for new, and seasoned, grapple owners!!! Take care!!
Thanks very much Grampie! I hope it is a little helpful for folks. Hope you are keeping well. Cheers my friend!
Great video. Very informative. I have a 2018 BX2380 and love it. I’m not doing all sorts of work like you are both I would love to, I just need to finally buy an acreage. Lol. I just recommended your Channel to my brother who have just purchased 106 acreages in Nova Scotia. He will be a first time tractor owner and I believe your videos will be invaluable to him, as he will be doing work similar to what you are doing on your acreage. He is considering a Kubota LX2610. My BX2380 is an open tractor and you are 100% correct. Too have a heated / AC cab is the way to go. I should have bought the cab with my BX in 2018 as today, the cab is double the price. Once again, great videos!
The grapple has been my favorite attachment. I have the Land Pride and would be curious to compare other brands/types. As you may have seen, I used perforated instead of expanded steel for my brush guard. Makes for a slick factory look. Great job on the video, as always!
Thanks Ed!
Amazing !!!
Good video gp
Have noticed than your windows won't fog up if you set your air to fresh air cycle and not recycle?
Morning Paul. Yes, I always leave it on fresh air, even through the winter. Otherwise, it always fogs up on me too. Thanks!
Great information! Thank you!!!
Thanks GP another great video I’ve been thinking about getting a grapple and this is a huge help. Have a great weekend and cheers
I have,'t been using float, so this will help alot. Thx!
All the best Paul!
Is it just me or does that tractor have a louder hydraulic whine that the other tractor?
It sure does JJ. A LOT louder. LOL. But I am getting used to it. Cheers!
Great video very informative enjoy them very much
Thanks Mark!
Thank you for the info. I was looking at a fork grapple but you've changed my mind into getting a root grapple instead. Great tips.
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I too have struggled with storage on a pallet and tend to open the jaws and then stand it up on both front and back teeth. Your cradle idea sounds better - I wish you had shown it in use. Good video!
Morning Bluesky - there was a card up in the top right hand side of the screen there, that shows the link to the build video and I demo it on that video. Hope it is helpful - Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Hi, thanks for your reply. Watched the section 4 times, the link appeared once but did not work and thereafter never appeared again. Very strange but no matter, will do a search through your videos for it. Raining steadily again here in MA with threats of mush/snow later today and tomorrow. Tractor now in driveway with snow pusher mounted awaiting action.
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Well, I had a BX 25 for 15 years I just bought a BX 2610 with a grapple attachment as well and a backhoe and I’m waiting for delivery
Been waiting a month for my new grapple on my new LX2610, thanks for the help!
Very informative, explained extremely well and the perfect length. Thanks 👍👍👍
Great video GP. Did you make a video on building the pallet that holds grapple that you and Guy built? Cheers
Hi David. Yes indeed - there was a little grey "card" up at the top of the screen while i was talking that will take you to that video. I believe it is video #145. Cheers!
I thought you had the snowblower on?
Pretty soon...:))
Excellent demonstrations of using your grapple, thanks for sharing.
Great job, Gord! Very clear, concise and detailed. A great “how-to” for us weekend warriors. Well done! 👍
Thanks James!
Very informative video. Better get that screen on the grill guard asap!😮😀 Cheers!
Great pointers. Never considered you would use the float position when using the grapple. Thanks for the info!
My Grand L3560 should arrive at my local dealership in April! complete with front mounted blower , loader and rear box scraper! Ive been watching your videos non stop for quite a while now ! and i do also believe i will go ahead and give Duliban a call regarding tractor protect insurance! thank you so much for all of your insight and great content !
Thank you, watching your video helped me to purchase of the SGC0554 grapple for my soon to be arriving LX2610Su.
Hi. Do you ever have a problem with the hydronic hoses getting pinched when you use the grapple ?
I have a b 7500 kubota thinking of buying a lx2610 how do you open and close the crappie do they add a switch on the loader control
Hey GP! About a few weeks ago just got my first tractor, a Kubota BX2680, having a blast. Take care sir.
Great video grapplers are worth there wt in gold I also use plattet forks
Thanks for the insight. I have a B2650 and the grapple is my next purchase. Always learn a lot.
I have no third function therefore I purchased Brush Crusher grapple which requires no hydraulic but just your regular cylinders
It works fine just need some getting use to It is available at Farmer equipment sales in southern Ontario
Another great video. You sure have a ton of work around your property. Great tips.
Some great tips GP! Will help a lot of us. I like your grapple. Well made and designed Have a good week my friend!
Thanks LA! You too my friend! Be safe out there!
Great video, Thank You for msking this video
Thanks David! Have a great week!
Hey Gord great video i'm in the process of getting a HLA grapple what is the length of hydraulic lines you went with I have the same tractor it looks like 4 feet
Really helpful. Thanks!
Grapples a really nice it took me a while to get used to it but I love it now I have it on my John Deere tractor works great
Glad went through All the video, good points all the way to the end.
Great explanation Gord, Thanks for the tips.