HLA attachments?

[Hunter8282]

Anyone have experience with HLA attachments?

Looks like they are Canadian.

 

[Torvy]

@Hay Dude

Iirc, he's an HLA expert.

 

[RjCorazza]

HLA makes quality stuff.

 

[tacticalturnip]

My pallet forks are HLA, they're quite sturdy.

 

[Hay Dude]

I have 5 of their attachments. They are definitely farm grade+.
They paint jobs are average+. Expect to do a little touch up paint here & there.

My most recent HLA purchase a few months ago.

The Log grapple they make is excellent. I have made a lot of money with it.

 

[Hunter8282]

What do you mean by farm grade+?

 

[Sawyer Rob]

GREAT stuff, unlike the chinese junk many here buy!

SR

 

[bdhsfz6]

Bought an HLA Snow Scattershot spreader last year.

HLA Snow | ScatterShot Broadcast Spreader

For the last 20 years HLA Snow has been committed to providing our customers with innovative equipment. With a comprehensive line up of snow and ice management tools HLA Snow has the right blade, bucket, or spreader for your team.

hlasnow.com

A bit pricey but a quality built piece of equipment. No complaints.

 

[JTP]

I believe they make some of the best attachments. I have a couple of them.
I have their 6ft grapple and it is used quite hard. It has long greasable pivot points which prevent the clamps from twisting.
After much "AB"use the tines are still straight and the clamps are still straight and tight.
The hoses and cylinders are well protected.
They are pricey but well worth the extra cost.
I build machines for a living so I am a bit picky of all the little details. I would not hesitate to buy again.

 

[Canuckz]

HLA makes quality equipment. Basically, what you would expect from North American manufacturing. Much stronger than chinese junk. I have many of their implements. (forks, grapples, snow pusher, buckets, stump buckets, etc.) I am happy with their stuff as well as MK Martin. Cities, municipalities, etc. use their stuff too.