Artillian vs Frontier - Head to Head Grapple and Pallet Fork Comparison
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- Artillian vs Frontier - Head to Head Grapple and Pallet Fork Comparison
In this video we do a comparison between our John Deere pallet forks and frontier grapple, against our artillian grapple and artillian pallet forks
In this video we use the artillian grapple to clear brush: • Clearing Brush with th...
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Thanks Brock! Great comparison!
Thank you for watching.
💥 Excellent comparison and every pound makes a difference!
*Keep on tractoring!* 👍
It definitely does.
Thank you for watching and thanks again for the shout out. I got quite a bit of traffic from that
Thanks for the comparison! As someone with a new 1025r and looking at grapples, I needed this. Thanks for including the comparison of the forks fitting the frame. I have a frontier pallet forks and thought about switching to the Artillian line. This will save me money on the tines.
Glad it was helpful
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Great video! I went with the Artillian system when I got the fork frame because I plan on adding a grapple later on. Then I found out they were located 10 miles from work! So no shipping. The factory is huge (they are in the Curtis Cab building) Really nice folks there. I met the founder of Artillian Tom Doxee - he helped me load my vehicle!
Really a cool story.
They seem like a great company and make great products that you can continue to add on to
Thanks for the video i am currently comparing the 2 setups
I’ve added more equipment to my Artillian lineup including a snow plow and an improved stump bucket that I’ll be showing tomorrow
I ended up selling my frontier Grapple
Artillian definitely has a great build quality.
Thank you for watching and for commenting
Another advantage of the modular artillian system for me is I can lift the pieces by hand into my truck bed since I don’t have a lot of room on the trailer.
Another Great Video Brock!
Thanks for the kind words
I really appreciate it
Thanks for the kind words
I really appreciate it
Video does a great job we own Kubota and have attachments wish we had seen this before buying we use our tractor around home have 1.5 acres in a developed area thank you
God Bless All
PaK
Thanks
Always good to hear the kubota perspective
Good video, Thanks! If you change between pallet forks and Grapple and bucket like I do then it would be time consuming to reconfigure the frame each time. I would rather just hook up to what I need and go get the job done.
It is a little bit. Sometimes I just grab the other set of pallet forks.
It’s really more of a perception that it takes longer.
I set a timer and it took about a minute and a half to take the grapple off and put forks on
The other way you already have to get off the tractor twice to pull the pins out and then put them back in so it’s not much different.
The system is really convenient if you want to take multiple attachments with you, you can set all the pieces in the bed of your truck and still have a different attachment on the front of the tractor
It also saves people money if you want all of these attachments you only have to buy the frame once
It also saves space in your equipment area.
All that said I sometimes just grab my other set of forks
A tip for adjusting fork tines side to side. Raise the boom so you can tilt the forks forwards enough to see the bottom of the fork heel start to separate from the bottom frame rail. It should basically be hanging by the top rail. This reduces the friction to half and removes the binding between the top and bottom rail to where you can almost slide them side to side with a couple of fingers. A little lube on the rail helps a lot too.
Thanks for the feedback.
Heyhey Just found your channel thanks to Jon Ritter. Good job
I really appreciate the shout out from John.
I hope you enjoy the channel.
Thanks for watching
Great video. I’m trying to decide on which grapple for my 1025r and this video was very helpful. Thanks!
Great
I am glad to hear it.
i have a 1025r as well. looking at both of these. artillian with 1 grapple and the frontier. i’ll mainly be using it for 12-15’ foot logs for firewood. does either one out perform the other with this task?
I wouldn’t say that either one out performs the other. Either one will pick up the same log. I prefer artillian for a few reasons.
1. The angle on the bottom tines makes it more user-friendly to get underneath a log at a natural angle
2. it’s a modular system which means you can always add things to it or make changes later, but it also means that if it was damaged you wouldn’t have to replace the whole thing.
3. I think the build quality is higher on the artillian.
4. Back to being a modular set up, but I think the Front hoe bucket is really useful if you don’t have a Back hoe. If you already have the grapple it doesn’t cost much to add another attachment like the front hoe or the three point hitch adapter
@@RockhillfarmYT thanks for the quick response and insight. main reason i was thinking the frontier was for the weight. looks like it’s 50# less which is a good amount for the 1025r. thank you again for the info. love the channel!
@@toddzeliznik9808 I decided on the Frontier grapple. So far it's been great, the right color, bought through my dealer, and I'm very pleased with it. I'm 63 and lugging stuff on and off the frame to change attachments wasn't appealing for me. Plus, I already have the Frontier loader plow and a backhoe for my 1025r. I do like Artillian's pallet forks though. I have a cheap set of HLA pallet forks and the frame has already bent. The Artillian loader plow setup is float only too, where the Frontier loader plow has down pressure and float. Just some things to consider if you like the Artillian modular approach.
If I get a loader for my BX I’d like to try the Artillian system. I just wonder if it would stand up to the M6060? I know it’s rated at 3,000 pounds but when you get to pushing and prying on things it will apply a lot more force. I’ve built two sets of forks, one for myself and a neighbor. I’d like to weigh them and see what they weigh. Good comparison, I’d definitely go with the Artillian if purchasing new.
I think it would stand up to the force of the tractor but I don’t know if it would seem wide enough on a big tractor like yours. It’s only about 4 feet wide
It would be perfect on the BX.
I love your homemade forklift/grapples. Somebody needs to mass produce that
a real down to earth guy ...... thank you! I am in the market for a grapple I just bought a 1025 r I am weighing the differences right now I am on a fixed income so cost is a big thing with me will the artillian grapple fit the John Deere fork frame also I am well aware of the lift capacities of the tractor and some of the grapples out there weigh as much as 500 lbs
The height is right for the grapple to go on the John Deere frame but it would have to have the slots cut in it at the perfect spots along the top because that’s how you latch the attachments in.
Initially the Artillian grapple is more expensive, But once you have the frame the other attachments become less expensive.
For instance, a very popular stump bucket like the one from Goodworks tractor is $1200.
If you already have the Artillian frame then their Stump bucket is only $600. The frame is around $800 making the total $1400
As you can see, if you only buy the stump bucket, it is a little more expensive, but you only have to buy the frame once so adding additional pieces is less expensive
Good comparison video... I'll stick with my AV20F still. I can change out the bucket, grapple, and forks easy enough.
What is AV20F
@@RockhillfarmYT That's the Frontier grapple you showed. When they first came out (mine is series #05) in 2019, the grapple lid had a round tube. Mine was replaced last spring with the new updated square tubing top lid. Thus we have the same Frontier grapple AV20F... unless they just changed the model number.
Gotcha. It’s a good Grapple.
If I didn’t have a grapple or a set of pallet forks I would probably go with the artillian set, but if you already have them there’s no reason to replace it
@@RockhillfarmYT I'm surprised how little there is on the internet about this grapple.
The Artillian or the frontier grapple?
I have a bunch of videos on the Artillian stuff including the grapple
I’ve got a few videos where I show the frontier Grapple being used but it’s never the title of the video so you wouldn’t find it in a search
have you ever tried to put the artillian grapple on the JD fork frame?
Do you think the Artillian stump bukket would fit a Titan fork rakk?
Nice video but could you go one step further? Show both of them lifting the same things like logs, brush, and rocks. This demonstration would give me a better idea on which one I should purchase.
That’s good advice but the video is already long and I have other videos on the channel where I use them both
Ok I have some questions. What does the artilian frame weight with the guard on it. Have to tried to put the grapple sections in the frontier fork frame. What’s the price differences between the frontier and the artillian also.
According to the website, the top rail weighs 23 pounds, so the frame would way 110 with the rail
I don’t think the artillian Grapple would fit on the other frame unless you cut notches and drilled holes in it to accommodate mounting
I don’t remember the exact cost of the pallet forks from the dealer. I should look it up though
What forks frame from frontier? Glad you decided to weight forks too
I can’t remember the name but they are not actually frontier like I thought they were.
I looked into it later and that pallet fork frame is manufactured by a company in Missouri and they are sold through our John Deere dealerships at least in this area.
I’ll try to check it and let you know
I was going to comment about how my Frontier Pallet Fork frame wasn't the same as yours when I decided to look at it a little closer. Turns out, even though I bought it from a JD Dealer, it's not a Frontier. The forks do not come off unless you unbolt a tube that the forks slide on and then remove it first. A real PITA if you want to change to shorter/longer forks.
I'm getting ready to set my 3038E up for an Artillian grapple and am frustrated that I have to buy the fork frame first. If I had known then I wouldn't have gotten the forks that I have now.
Yeah, if you buy into the Artillian system you only have to buy that frame the first time but it is a bite on that first one.
My fork frame actually is not Frontier either. I thought it was but it’s not.
Weird that the forks don’t come off easily on yours
@@RockhillfarmYT Yeah my forks have a larger tube on the back that slides on a smaller tube on the frame. You have to unbolt that smaller tube and slide it out to take the forks off. I guess one advantage is that you’re not limited to spacing since the forks don’t sit in cutouts on the frame.
I guess we know where all the plywood went last year! Haha
Yeah, we use at least 100 sheets a week so those prices were rough. Thanks for watching
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Have the hoe bucket, it's fantastic if you have light rock free soil. The second you find a rock you're in danger of bending it up bad.
Yeah, the teeth can’t get bent. I straightened mine a couple times
They have a new and improved version with a removable and replaceable cutting edge that I showed in a video the other day
@@RockhillfarmYT I'll have to watch that! I was considering welding a heavy duty plate to the bottom. Maybe grind teeth into it then welding it.
Would you want to sell the frontier grapple?
I actually already sold it.
Thanks for watching
Bad ass tractor before you messed it up with the ugly cab.
Who cares if it is ugly. I’m interested in useful. The cab is useful
@@RockhillfarmYT true that