Grapple How big is your root grapple/tractor and what do you use it for?

[newbury]

More summary:
72" Land Pride, 882 lbs, 48HP tractor, 7,300 lbs w/o grapple
60" WR Long WBG2-60 root grapple. 45 HP tractor kubota L4310 HST, 3100 lbs?
50 inch EA wicked single lid, 274lbs. 38hp DK35se about 6100 lbs with the ballast on the back.
66 inch round tined construction/manure version, 550lbs?? tractor 55 HP Rhino- 8000lbs working.
60" Dual lid Root Grapple, Michigan Iron, 400lbs, tractor 41hp, 4,100 lbs tractor alone
Thanks for the data points guys.
And:
60" Land Pride, SGC1560, weight- 820#,Tractor - kubota M6040, 60hp, weight w/grapple, rear blade & "wet" rear tires- 9690# Uses - picking & moving- rocks, trees, brush - - back grading to clear small rocks & brush & level small areas.
66" L3940
48" WildKat L3800 http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/346041-wildkat-48-econo-grapple.html#post4257876
and
48" WildKat L3600

So far most seem to have grapples narrower than their tractors.

 

[ishiboo]

I welded a #10 rebar across the top back to catch the top of a log so that I can pick it up the "long" way. I buck my firewood at the splitter this way at a standing position keeping the bar off the ground.

I wouldn't have the balls to do that. So easy to screw something up with that huge of a lever it isn't even funny. I assume you can pick the back of the tractor up pretty much one handed?