Scrapple?

[sundug]

Here's a short video on the grapple I just built, nearly all from the scrap metal pile. Scrapple? The tines are made from worn down scraper blades, the cylinder is a top link cylinder I was not using. I only had to buy $5 worth of fittings to get this project working. Doug


Grapple

 

[sundug]

Here's what I did for hinges, just welded the tines to a short length of pipe that slid over the main pipe mount.

 

[Xfaxman]

:thumbsup:

 

[roadhunter]

I like it. As far as bang for your buck it can't be beat. I love scrap projects. Nice work.

 

[kennyd]

Darn I thought this was about food, I love me some Scrapple!

Of course if your not from the mid-Atlantic region you probably have no idea what I'm talking about.

 

[prichard]

Nice work. I too like scrap projects.

Ken, I'm not sure I want to know what food is referred to as "scrapple".

 

[roadhunter]

scrapple pie???

 

[kennyd]

Ken, I'm not sure I want to know what food is referred to as "scrapple".

scrapple pie???

Scrapple - Wikipedia


Sorry to derail!

 

[BrittR]

Nice job and good use of resources.
Humbly suggest adding grease zerk fittings to your hinges will make them last a lot longer and operate quieter

 

[/pine]

I used to love fried scrapple ( with ketchup) for breakfast...before I learned what it's made from...!

I thought it was a "PA Dutch" thing...?