Grapple need help finding bucket brush rake/root grapple

[andrewj]

It's not the WR long, and not the bradco, but some months ago I saw a monster of a brush grapple - the tines were curved and wenet pretty deep. Can anyone recall the manufacturer? thanks

 

[Warwagon]

I think you might be refering to the Anbo Manufacturing root grapple. I have the 6' model and it works great. They build them stout and heavy, I put my Woods 720 Brush Hog on when using the grapple to balance things out. If you are thinking of buying one you won't go wrong with the Anbo.

Kevin

 

[andrewj]

that's the one! can I ask about price? didn't see it on the website. thanks again.

 

[Warwagon]

I am not sure of the price as it was bought with the tractor in a combined price. I believe it was about $2600 but do not quote me on this.

Kevin

 

[swiftboot]

I recently had a Worksaver grapple on loan from my dealer. It is a heavily built grapple. I will be getting one after the holiday settles. I was quoted 3100 including the two 17' hoses to hook to the rear remotes. Grapple was 2850. I prefer it to some of the others as the lower tines are long enough to get deeper before the brace/crossover comes into contact with ground surface. I dont think they make the one piece top grapple anymore, the two arm type is far superior anyway. thanks, chuck

 

[Slippy]

If I recall correctly, when I called worksaver, they told me the compact tractor unit is not compatable with the quick attach system. The lady I spoke with told be about another unit they sell which is quick attach. So check that out.

 

[swiftboot]

I certainly will check out the QA for the Worksaver. I have a 6500 4wd mahindra, the one i had borrowed worked fine for my QA albeit a little too much "play" on the bottom where the pins go thru. The owner said he uses it on many different tractors. Someone else on here had modified his by adding some washers so the fit at bottom was tighter. Thanks for the heads-up. chuck