Millonzi Pix

[RedRocker]

After years of waiting and wanting the day finally came.

 

[Glowplug]

Nice lookin' grapple ya got there! I can see you've already put it to work. Don't "work" too hard!
Now you need a grapple pic for your avatar!

 

[BamaRob]

I've put maybe 3 hours on my grapple so far. And, I've piled at least 30 hours worth of brush (if I were piling by hand). I already feel that my Millonzi grapple is the best implement investment I've made to date.

BR

 

[RedRocker]

Nice lookin' grapple ya got there! I can see you've already put it to work. Don't "work" too hard!
Now you need a grapple pic for your avatar!

Done!

 

[BamaRob]

Done!

I added a grapple pic to my avatar, also.

BR

 

[Mr Grizz]

I am still waiting for my grapple to come in.

 

[RedRocker]

I am still waiting for my grapple to come in.

Man they're neat, I was bush hogging and had a big rock in front of me, lowerd the grapple and clamped down on it and kept on truckin!!

 

[PaPaGus]

After years of waiting and wanting the day finally came.

RedRocker, I to am in the process of choosing a Grapple and your setup looks great. If you don't mind can you give me the name of the hyd hook and Grapple you have?
Also, what size, and weight is that Grapple?

Thanks

 

[BamaRob]

I know you didn't ask me, but I've been documenting my grapple install here. I have the Millonzi LD-48 Grapple and WR Long Electric Hydraulic Valve to control it. Many here have chosen the Millonzi for it's lighter weight (better suited to our compacts) and affordable price. Links to both Millonzi and WR Long are on the first page of my install documentation.

I owe a debt of gratitude to IslandTractor (and others here) for helping me decide on the Millonzi. I only have about 4-5 hours on mine thus far, but they've been very productive hours. I'm looking forward to years of productive service.

Good luck,
BR

 

[RedRocker]

Hey Gus, Bob has the same setup, 48" Millonzi with the Long diverter valve.
I used a switch from Otto engineering rather than the one from Long though.


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