a WICKED GRAPPLE photo thread

[Snowback]

Grapple nostrils?
Jim

See yellow hi-light. Couldn't think of a better word for the portion of grapple lid that hooked the three point upper link bracket of the box blade! Sorry for the confusion.

 

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66" Dual Lid Wicked Grapple on a Kubota L3800

 

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Spotted in the wild......

Kubota M6-141 with our newest, biggest, baddest Wicked Grapple for large tractors!
This is a 96" wide grapple.
Travis

 

[N2DFire]

Ordered 4/25 - Shipped 4/29 - Arrived 5/2 Can't ask for much better than that.

Finally got all my 3rd Function parts installed and working 5/6. Haven't had a chance to really put her to work yet but a couple quick test runs and I think I'm going to have a lot of fun with this .. er I mean get a lot of work done.




Full write-up on the 3rd function project forthcoming, just need to grab a couple more pictures first.

 

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Ordered 4/25 - Shipped 4/29 - Arrived 5/2 Can't ask for much better than that.

Finally got all my 3rd Function parts installed and working 5/6. Haven't had a chance to really put her to work yet but a couple quick test runs and I think I'm going to have a lot of fun with this .. er I mean get a lot of work done.

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Full write-up on the 3rd function project forthcoming, just need to grab a couple more pictures first.

Looks great!

Your CK35 will perform very well with the lightweight 50".
Travis

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Back to making burn piles.

 

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Back to making burn piles.

Looks like things are greening up. Thanks for sharing!
Travis

 

[sea2summit]

So apparently I should have had the patience for the improved design

 

[Steppenwolfe]

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[sea2summit]

Back in the game.



Boy those single lids just don't grab the same load the dual will hu?





I find your chainsaw irrelevant

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Nice pics sea2summit! Glad to see you're back in business!!
Travis

 

[N2DFire]

Speaking of back in business. Got the new hoses on a couple weeks ago and broke bad.

Didn't get any pictures or video of me pushing up all the rock, roots, and sod but I did jump off long enough to grab one quick snap of moving 8 ft sections of utility pole to build a drag with (there are actually 2 sections there, the rear one is hard to see at this angle).

 

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Speaking of back in business. Got the new hoses on a couple weeks ago and broke bad.

Didn't get any pictures or video of me pushing up all the rock, roots, and sod but I did jump off long enough to grab one quick snap of moving 8 ft sections of utility pole to build a drag with (there are actually 2 sections there, the rear one is hard to see at this angle).

Nice!

I played around a little this morning with the 50" Wicked Grapple also. This is our B3350.
I put some more air in the tires after lifting this chain harrow mat.
Travis

 

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50" Wicked Grapple lookin good on our Kubota BX2670.

 

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Richard in Utah shared these pics of a 54" Wicked Grapple on his John Deere 3033R.

 

[Helitech]

66" single lid getting it done!

 

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View attachment 472306 66" single lid getting it done!

Impressive. That's a gnarly lookin one.
Thanks for sharing!
Travis

 

[Snowback]

Happy Independence Day All!

 

[Xfaxman]

Happy Independence Day All!

Thanks, it was! :thumbsup:

Since the right side was not displayed in your post at first, I reposted your neat picture as "Full Size", so it can be seen without opening in a new tab.

 

[Snowback]

Thanks, it was! :thumbsup:

I reposted your neat picture as "Full Size", so it can be seen without opening in a new tab.

Thanks Xfaxman! I fixed that and think I have learned something from you here. When I post pictures I typically go with the size that looks to almost fill the screen on my end. In this case large was pretty big, so I called it good. BUT - it seems that for others, if the poster does not use "full size" then some of them get a thumbnail view? I was not aware of that and will make sure to size the pictures so that "full size" works without being too big on the screen. I wonder why the final views are different from computer to computer? Have a good one!