Grapple Root grapple Question

[Mark-in-Mo]

I've got this one - http://www.rootgrapple.com/standgrapple.html-
and am really happy with it. same design and price area as that wildcat. I don't think you'll be disappointed. It takes a little practice like everything else - but it'll dig up small saplings and brush just fine thank you.

I called too find out about the weight of the 63" waiting on a call back I do like the cylinders being protected and the lines. I think this one might be a little lighter than the Wild Kat. that would be a good thing.

Island tractor, I have read most all of your threads, I do agree with you about the weight and using commonsense. I must admit being a little nervous about the 48inch being able to see what I am doing

The price for the W.R was around $3000 through the dealer I also called anbo they were $3200 That is why I thought $1400 was a steal!

I really do not plan on Bulldozing with this thing in reality I will be using as a hand, moving things (downed trees and limbs) and putting them on the other side of the fence I may try the "rooting" aspect on wild honeysuckle and multiflora bushes ocasionaly.

On one of our farms we had a lot of tree damage from flat lying winds it has been a few years but I still have alot of clean up. Cedar trees grow like weeds out there, it is time to start pileing those @#$%^%$ up

Mainly I use my tractor for brush hogging and then some work on Food Plots while I am out doing these things it would be real handy to have such an implement on the front

I really appreciate all the info from this Board it has helped me greatly!

 

[dknarnd]

The WR Long that I got was the 60" RBG2 light duty and it only ran me about $1750 delivered. I really liked the Ando but 3k plus shipping was a little much for me.