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

[IslandTractor]

Maybe you could cut off the outside tines, remove most of the pipe and reweld the outside tines back. That would get you down to 62" or so. I think the structural issue would depend on whether the outside tines are different than the inner tines. I've not seen an EA close up but I've seen some grapples where the outside tines were thicker.

 

[Sysop]

The outer tines have no holes in the bottom of the L, the inner ones do. The way the tip of the inner tines are designed with the bend going up to the pipe, which would prevent it from being flush like the original outer tine as well.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

The outer tines have no holes in the bottom of the L, the inner ones do. The way the tip of the inner tines are designed with the bend going up to the pipe, which would prevent it from being flush like the original outer tine as well.

Bingo. It wouldn't be as easy as it may look from a distance. :thumbsup:
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here's a new review from Stephen. He has our 60" Single Lid Wicked Grapple on his Kioti DK45 with a KL451 loader.

"Simple. The best attachment I've ever bought. Having nine acres in southern Oregon with a ton of down trees and limbs it was nice to simply pick up large piles of limbs and drive them over to the burn pile. Quick attach just click, attach the hydraulic line and start using it. Boy does it save the time and work."

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I was extremely pleased will all of the Wicked Grapple talk and other activity in the EA Channel Facebook Group over the weekend. COME JOIN US!
Several pics and a couple of videos were posted by proud owners, including this 60" Single Lid Wicked Grapple on a John Deere 3046R.

This guy from Michigan did an excellent job of clearing and grading a food plot with his new Wicked Grapple and EA 30-70 Box Blade.
Travis

 

[TomSeller]

I was extremely pleased will all of the Wicked Grapple talk and other activity in the EA Channel Facebook Group over the weekend. COME JOIN US!
Several pics and a couple of videos were posted by proud owners, including this 60" Single Lid Wicked Grapple on a John Deere 3046R.

This guy from Michigan did an excellent job of clearing and grading a food plot with his new Wicked Grapple

looks like an old roadway.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

looks like an old roadway.

Looks like a nice spot for the honey hole, too!
Travis

 

[Mad Mac]

Here we pick up the last of four 17-foot railroad ties.
The Wicked took two of them with the first pass.

And then finished moving a pile of rocks.
Runaway rocks were rounded up and loaded by hand.

What a day.

 

[innrkid]

Sharing this for no other reason than, well, I really liked the picture....and you can kind of see the grapple. LOL

 

[IslandTractor]

Here we pick up the last of four 17-foot railroad ties.
The Wicked took two of them with the first pass.

And then finished moving a pile of rocks.
Runaway rocks were rounded up and loaded by hand.

What a day.

You deserve a beer and a back rub after loading those rocks/concrete. Been there and done that. One of my least favorite jobs.