Millonzi Pix

IslandTractor · Jun 25, 2007

Welcome to the grapple owners club.

Now you have to practice and work on technique. Get those grapples loaded! Soon you'll be rolling and curling and working on getting just a bit more into each load. Practice makes perfect. Here are some of my favorite grapple loads:

PaPaGus · Jul 1, 2007

Just a couple loads using my Grapple on the first day. Can't imagine not having it now and having to do by hand.

flINTLOCK · Jul 2, 2007

PaPaGus, that's an impressive rock you got there. What's the lift capacity of your loader??

PaPaGus · Jul 2, 2007

flINTLOCK said:
PaPaGus, that's an impressive rock you got there. What's the lift capacity of your loader??

Book says 1155 and I know that rock maxed out the loader. That rock has been in the way for 30 years and now I am going put it in a place I can set plants on it.

Bruce

JDMIKE · Jul 3, 2007

PaPaGus, congrads on your new toy! I`am looking to pick up a grapple myshelf and that Millonzi looks nice, if you don`t mind me asking how much did the Millonzi LD 48" set you back ? and did you get it with the skid steer QA? and how do you get in touch with them ?

flINTLOCK · Jul 3, 2007

You can google their website, Millonzi international, ask for John Kennedy. I believe Joe Millonzi is a member of TBN also. When I priced them they were about $1200 with QA I think.

IslandTractor · Jul 3, 2007

flINTLOCK said:
You can google their website, Millonzi international, ask for John Kennedy. I believe Joe Millonzi is a member of TBN also. When I priced them they were about $1200 with QA I think.

$1200 would be for the larger double jaw 5ft Millonzi grapple. I think the 48" "light duty" version most of us have goes for about $700 with the QA mount, a bit more for a tractor specific pin mount. And don't forget shipping.

PaPaGus · Jul 3, 2007

IslandTractor said:
$1200 would be for the larger double jaw 5ft Millonzi grapple. I think the 48" "light duty" version most of us have goes for about $700 with the QA mount, a bit more for a tractor specific pin mount. And don't forget shipping.

Cost me 1005.00...This was for the LD 48", Mounts for my Kioti KL 130 and shipping.
This company is incredibly easy to work with and the product is every thing I needed. Because I can never leave anything as is, I will be adding a 1/8" steel plate between the brackets on Grapple going to loader to keep the branches from playing (Peek-a-boo) on my grill. I am also looking to put a plate under cylinder to protect the hose fittings. I must say the Grapple has done more work in a few hours then I would ever have imagined...every now and then you just buy something that really works for ya.

I Thank you Ed for your helping me get the info for my setup.

BamaRob · Jul 4, 2007

PaPaGus said:
...every now and then you just buy something that really works for ya.

I feel the same way about my Millonzi Grapple. One incredibly useful piece of equipment. The cost upfront, though comparatively very reasonable, is kinda hard to swallow (I have about $1500 total in my grapple setup - Millonzi LD48 and WR Long Electric Hydraulic Valve Kit). But, after using it for a few hours and really getting the hang of it, it's worth every penny!

BR

n8wrl · Jul 4, 2007

flINTLOCK said:
You can google their website, Millonzi international, ask for John Kennedy. I believe Joe Millonzi is a member of TBN also. When I priced them they were about $1200 with QA I think.

John will fix you up - great guy. We talked at lenght about the various sizes, and he steered me toward the 4' light-duty. He was right on, I have yet to go after something it couldn't handle.

-Brian