The WICKED Root & Debris GRAPPLE!!!!!!!

[heavy hammer]

Nothing better than having the right tool for the job. Tore the ripper tip of my shank pulling stumps but everything attachments helped me out, I ordered more for future projects had it fixed quickly.

 

[LiveDog]

In Central Florida this is a good time to do some pasture-fence-line clearing/trimming with temps in the 60-70's... Removed 4 small/medium live-oaks that were shading the pasture/crowding other live-oaks (they like 90'-100' between)... Darn things grow 4-6'/year...

I switched my EverythingAttachments 66" dual-lid grapple bucket from a 2017 KUBOTA L4701DT to a new/2018-19 KUBOTA MX4800DT... There are several significant differences between the two machines but BOTH handle the EA 66" dual-lid grapple very well... Can't say enough good about this implement (I don't know how I managed without it all these years)...

I hope the pics are self-explanatory but will be happy to answer any questions...

BTW, that is a EA bush-hog on the back... And 4 Brangus cattle (2 cows/2 heifers) in the pasture...

If anyone can instruct me with how I produce/display an avatar I could use the help... Also, I would like to know how to insert multiple pics without having to do one-at-a-time...

 

[goeduck]

I switched my EverythingAttachments 66" dual-lid grapple bucket from a 2017 KUBOTA L4701DT to a new/2018-19 KUBOTA MX4800DT... There are several significant differences between the two machines but BOTH handle the EA 66" dual-lid grapple very well

NICE tractor. congratulations!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

In Central Florida this is a good time to do some pasture-fence-line clearing/trimming with temps in the 60-70's... Removed 4 small/medium live-oaks that were shading the pasture/crowding other live-oaks (they like 90'-100' between)... Darn things grow 4-6'/year...

I switched my EverythingAttachments 66" dual-lid grapple bucket from a 2017 KUBOTA L4701DT to a new/2018-19 KUBOTA MX4800DT... There are several significant differences between the two machines but BOTH handle the EA 66" dual-lid grapple very well... Can't say enough good about this implement (I don't know how I managed without it all these years)...

I hope the pics are self-explanatory but will be happy to answer any questions...

BTW, that is a EA bush-hog on the back... And 4 Brangus cattle (2 cows/2 heifers) in the pasture...

If anyone can instruct me with how I produce/display an avatar I could use the help... Also, I would like to know how to insert multiple pics without having to do one-at-a-time...

Congrats on the new tractor! You show off a Dual Lid Wicked very well, man!!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Nothing better than having the right tool for the job. Tore the ripper tip of my shank pulling stumps but everything attachments helped me out, I ordered more for future projects had it fixed quickly.

Thanks for the great pics, heavy hammer! Yes, good tools sure make life easier. :thumbsup:
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here is some fresh Wicked feedback from Thom in Washington State. He has a 66" Dual Lid Wicked Grapple on his Branson 4720!
Travis

"A great quality grapple! Given I've only had it a month or so but I put it to work the day after it arrived! It has been easy to use, easy to setup and is everything Everything Attachments said it was! I spoke w/Travis and had sent a few emails back and forth w/questions I had for them in regards to what I had planned to use the attachment for. Travis and others at this company called me or emailed me usually within moments during business hours addressing questions I had. If you want to deal with a company that is professional and is genuinely concerned about the performance of their attachments and will call YOU if you have questions/issues, then this is YOUR company!"

The following pics are from a different customer with the same tractor and grapple!

 

[Cataclysm]

The Wicked Twin is at it again! This time back filling some heavy, damp topsoil getting it ready for the power rake! The regular bucket would just dig in on the uneven ground. The angled front tines on the Wicked Twin allowed it to skid over the soft ground and push a pretty good load of dirt into the trenches. There were a few big rocks dug up along the way. It sure saved a lot of time just using the Wicked Twin instead of having to switch back and forth with the regular bucket.

 

[heavy hammer]

finished moving the wood I had sitting on the driveway these are the last two loads of locust. The grapple saves so much time and much easier on the back.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

The Wicked Twin is at it again! This time back filling some heavy, damp topsoil getting it ready for the power rake! The regular bucket would just dig in on the uneven ground. The angled front tines on the Wicked Twin allowed it to skid over the soft ground and push a pretty good load of dirt into the trenches. There were a few big rocks dug up along the way. It sure saved a lot of time just using the Wicked Twin instead of having to switch back and forth with the regular bucket.

You've gotta be the King of showing off some Wicked Versatility! :thumbsup: Love it, man. :dance1: :drink:
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

finished moving the wood I had sitting on the driveway these are the last two loads of locust. The grapple saves so much time and much easier on the back.

And I want to caption all of your pics "Got Wood?". :laughing:
Man, you sure have it stacked up! As always, thanks for sharing, man.
Travis