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[RedRocker]

Yep. I bought one if the very first Millonzi 48" grapples. $500 off eBay. John Millonzi was a very interesting guy but sadly died fairly suddenly about five or six years ago. The company folded when he died. Still, my little grapple is going strong entering it's eighth season.

Well, I knew I'd misspell his name, LOL. Yep, they were a bargain and pretty stout. I wondered what happened to them, too bad, good stuff at fair prices.

 

[RedRocker]

Tough looking CK30:thumbsup:

Thanks, I had a bunch of pics of all my armor in the gallery, but I can't find it anymore.
I've been awol for a while so I'm a bit out of touch.

 

[trihounds]

This has been a helpful read. I'm about to order the same grapple but I'd pick it up in Ogdensburg, NY and save the $150 shipping charge to Ottawa. I'm sure part of that charge is the brokerage fee to manage the customs paperwork. HST is the only thing payable - there are no duties thanks to NAFTA.

Like us I am sure, bet you're glad to see spring!

 

[delgra]

trihounds, I think the customs will still apply as i paid hst and customs in one go $156 and I think the hst was $80~ so customs around $70? I had to use a broker as well but the extra $70 may have been fees for the broker. Let me know your results and good luck!
Best
Bob

 

[delgra]

More grapple info: the`bulk fitting` I wanted turned out to be a Pioneer Double Breakaway Clamp from Parker Hannifin in Minn. Neat, clean and an unbeatable price.