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

[cdb2]

4 week wait is up, now I have to wait an unknown amount of further time. This is going to have me checking my email constantly.

Just got the email that mine shipped, will be 7 weeks when it gets to the freight station. Don't drive yourself too crazy just yet!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Material, workmanship, efficiency of the design, customer service, long term reviews, and I'm sure others can think of more. Even the simplest of tools can be refined.

You figured it out. The new Wicked66 grapple testing video we're getting ready to upload to our YouTube channel can be added to the list. I also went live in the EA Channel Group as we were shooting it yesterday. Pretty wild footage with our M6-141 Kubota.
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

In case any of you guys missed our newest grapple beat down video, here's the footage.
It was intended to be a short live video for the Everything Attachments Channel group, but we brought the good camera along and decided to put it on YouTube for the world.

Ted's idea of climbing a tree is in the Kubota M6 with a Wicked 66 Root Rake Grapple!
Travis

 

[heavy hammer]

That's how you take down a tree

 

[EverythingAttachments]

That's how you take down a tree

He's getting good at it, heavy! The M6 is surely a pushing Beast.

The tire came off the rim a couple of times during the shooting of our last two videos and it was all captured on camera.
The video is somewhat educational in possibly a twisted, dangerous Ted kinda way, but, either way, I think it is entertaining and PEANUT CAN TALK!!! :laughing:
Travis

Check it out here:

 

[heavy hammer]

Love the video that's how you fix a tire in the field. Nice looking tractor!

 

[Mad Mac]

What was Ted spraying into the tire?

 

[cdb2]

What was Ted spraying into the tire?

Starter fluid I reckon. That's how I've seen it done before... from a distance.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Thanks guys! Yeah, it was ether/starting fluid. I've seen it done without a trail on the ground. More distance = better!!
Travis

 

[SilveradoBrian]

...it was ether/starting fluid.

Handiest way in the world to seat the bead on a tire that's out of shape. I just found out about it on You-tube a few years ago. I spent way too many years wrestling with a rope or chain wrapped around the tire and a stick to twist it with.