WICKED Grapple Rake for SMALL Tractors

[EverythingAttachments]

The Wicked 55 is IDEAL for the 23S.

It continues to impress! We just received this review from Bill in Virginia.
He has one on his Kubota L3560 and it sounds like he's giving it quite the workout.

"Best "Tool" in my farm arsenal!"
"I almost purchased a construction type of grapple when I came across the Wicked Root Rake Grapple from EA.
I cant express enough about the overall satisfaction with this grapple. It is so tough and versatile. I have used it for general clearing around our fields, moving debris, and raking the ground before rough area plantings and seed plots. But my intended job was to harvest locust tree poles for my hop yard.
I needed 50 locust trees 22' to 24' in length, 8" to 12" in diameter. If you have ever dealt with locust you know that they are one of the densest and heaviest trees in America.
My Wicked Grapple helped me clear paths and when it was time to handle the locust after I got them out of the woods I couldn't have been more impressed.
I thought I would end up breaking or bending the grapple but after handling each of these locust trees a minimum of 3 times I have only wore down some of the paint job.
I have nothing bad to say about my EA 55" Wicked Root Rake Grapple."

 

[Lamdscraper83]

100+ orders
7 week wait time

Sounds like it’s time to add some staff!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

100+ orders
7 week wait time

Sounds like it’s time to add some staff!

We just have no room to add any at our current location(s). The lasers work after hours to supply the welders the next day. Demand is so much more than our limited space can handle, so the only thing to up efficiency will be moving into the larger place, which is long overdue! The plan is to move sometime this summer.

Ted gives you a glimpse and talks about the new place at the 4:16 mark in this video on the Wicked 60, which is basically the Wicked 55 on steroids!
Travis

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Would a 55 be too small for my L3940? Once i clean up a little with it, i dont see much use... So hard to decide.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Would a 55 be too small for my L3940? Once i clean up a little with it, i dont see much use... So hard to decide.

For a Grand L, I prefer the 60, as shown in the video above. It's a beautiful match for your machine!!
Travis

 

[Lamdscraper83]

I finally got my shipment notification today for my grapple. PArt of me is annoyed that it took so much longer than expected. I have jobs lined up that were supposed to be completed weeks ago and it makes me look bad.
HOWEVER.....I understand what it’s like to be overwhelmed with demand for your service and despite your best efforts you can’t possible stay caught up. I’m not holding it against you guys,and would definitely consider purchasing more tools from you guys in the future if this one lives up to its hype (which I believe it will).

By the way......your YouTube videos were how I originally discovered you guys. They’re very helpful, and great for getting your name out there.

 

[cphilip]

Well... as of today I am at the end of week 6. So expecting it to be one more week I guess assuming the schedule is still about that range. I got work to do as well.

 

[kevinwak]

I would love one of these grapples for my JD 2520, but I am assuming shipping to Canada puts them out of my price range.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Well... as of today I am at the end of week 6. So expecting it to be one more week I guess assuming the schedule is still about that range. I got work to do as well.

Most have been around the 8 week mark, but the guys are going full throttle to try and improve matters. Bear with us if you can!

I would love one of these grapples for my JD 2520, but I am assuming shipping to Canada puts them out of my price range.

We can ship to Canada, but do not have the ability to calculate any fees, tax, brokerage, etc that Canada may charge you.
I can calculate shipping if you email sales@everythingattachments.com and me know which grapple you’re looking at along with your postal code.
Travis

 

[cphilip]

Most have been around the 8 week mark, but the guys are going full throttle to try and improve matters. Bear with us if you can!


Travis

Not much I can do about it Travis! I'm not sure how you guys can get further behind with time. LOL... I'm in it for the long run I guess. So I add another week then? So not this Friday (day after tomorrow) which would be 7 weeks from order date, but the next Friday then I'll be at 8 weeks? Something like that?

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Not much I can do about it Travis! I'm not sure how you guys can get further behind with time. LOL... I'm in it for the long run I guess. So I add another week then? So not this Friday (day after tomorrow) which would be 7 weeks from order date, but the next Friday then I'll be at 8 weeks? Something like that?

I'd say, yes, something like that. Your understanding is really appreciated, man.

Back in January, we were pounding them out in 2 weeks. Demand was still what we considered strong and steady from November till January, but we got straight up bum rushed afterwards. When you go from selling a handful of grapples a day to 20+, things start getting hard to accurately forecast. I remember when one a day was like, wow, we're really doing something here!
Travis

 

[cphilip]

Tis the season when you think about it. I guess most of us get motivated to do outdoor work in spring. When in fact the better time to do it is in the winter. Human nature. Most of us did more thinking than acting in january. When stuff started growing and getting out of hand we tried to catch up. Hence the order glut. Can't make stuff as fast as we want it to be there!

The rest of y'all fence sitters (like me) better get your orders on in. You'll feel better once your in line and you'll be ready for fall. Think about it... your into August right now getting one. Yea... its almost June now!

 

[CincyFlyer]

Yeah, It was my post. I'll transfer most of it over here in case others are wondering.

Yea, guys. This is the most incredible run we've ever had. Currently, there are over 100 people waiting for just the Wicked 55.

On average, we've been around a week further behind than estimated, so, for the past week or so, we've been saying 7+ weeks with more emphasis on the possible +.

THANK YOU so much for the business and support, guys. It's a wild ride at EA right now and we'll do everything possible to deliver the goods without TOO much delay!
Travis

Time to get another cutter, and teach your welders to run two or three robots each!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Time to get another cutter, and teach your welders to run two or three robots each!

A new tubing laser is ordered, Laser #3 is already at the new facility waiting along with a larger paint booth, extensive bridge crane system, 6 big @ss fans, and more floor space for adding to our welders.
The larger location will also allow our final assembly and shipping department to join forces and create a presently broken flow, which will increase productivity and efficiency.
Much better lead times will soon follow.
Travis

 

[dragoneggs]

Congratulations, EA! Exciting times!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Congratulations, EA! Exciting times!

Thanks, man! Big things comin up. :thumbsup:
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I had a little time to play this morning, so I snapped some pics of the Kubota B3350 with our highly function work of art, AKA the 200 Pound Wicked 55!
Travis

 

[cphilip]

Well... I didn't say I wouldn't take an Orange one Travis... even if its the wrong Orange but it is close enough!

 

[ProjectKing]

Tis the season when you think about it. I guess most of us get motivated to do outdoor work in spring. When in fact the better time to do it is in the winter. Human nature. Most of us did more thinking than acting in january. When stuff started growing and getting out of hand we tried to catch up. Hence the order glut. Can't make stuff as fast as we want it to be there!

The rest of y'all fence sitters (like me) better get your orders on in. You'll feel better once your in line and you'll be ready for fall. Think about it... your into August right now getting one. Yea... its almost June now!

Yep! I ordered mine in Nov and got it in 2 weeks. Shopping right time of year pays off.

 

[Lamdscraper83]

Picked this up today. Looking forward to putting it to work next week. Will be going on a Kubota b2601