Coyote machine
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- 22 SANY SY 50U, '10 Kioti DK 40se/hst KL-401 FEL, loaded tires, KB-2485 bhoe, Tuffline TB160 BB, Woods QA forks, MIE Hydraulic bhoe thumb & ripper tooth, Igland 4001 winch, & GR-20 Log Grapple. Woods BBX72" Brush Mower. Diamondplate aluminum canopy
I have the Igland brand GR-20. Igland was one of the first of these forestry grapples, and it is a awesome implement. I use if for full 40' feet tree placement on my landing, for moving huge boulders, and placing them into walls too. I've seen the Frostbite and it too is beefy and several people I know have them.They seem to be a knockoff of the Igland I have, with a few improvements. I would buy a Frostbite in a second if I needed a log grapple now.
For what you say you're going to use it for it's the perfect tool. Wicked is going to try to sell you what they make for way too much money for the task you need a forestry grapple- not the big-azzed wide type; JMHO. BTW, I also have Igland's log winch, Model# 4000, with a snatch block will pull 8,000#'s!
It's awesome too, because it's well made and built by a company that know's it's *****! Check out their catalog, these guys build it all for forestry! YEAH.
So my suggestion is to get a Frostbite- closest thing to the original Igland with some minor zerk upgrades and joint bearings as well.
Good luck, and post pics before use and after. It will last for years!
For what you say you're going to use it for it's the perfect tool. Wicked is going to try to sell you what they make for way too much money for the task you need a forestry grapple- not the big-azzed wide type; JMHO. BTW, I also have Igland's log winch, Model# 4000, with a snatch block will pull 8,000#'s!
It's awesome too, because it's well made and built by a company that know's it's *****! Check out their catalog, these guys build it all for forestry! YEAH.
So my suggestion is to get a Frostbite- closest thing to the original Igland with some minor zerk upgrades and joint bearings as well.
Good luck, and post pics before use and after. It will last for years!
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