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I'd love to, trust me. Need a wee bit more $ thouugh.

Ya I think so too. I do some landscrape stuff here and there, might come in handy. It's not going anywhere and I don't need it right now anyway. Gotta save save save, with this housing market where it is, I'd be stupid not to pick something up within 2 years. The average home around here was...

I don't know. If I was to buy one I'd almost rather buy the e-bay one and mod. it. Grapple works tits for now, just gauging interest in the rake.

It does! I just found out it's around $2500! :\:

It looks like Toro makes a grapple rake that is truley bypass, or able to grab smaller peices for that matter.

Wow, thats pretty sucky. I figured you where thinking cutting out those supports and just moving them backwards. The problem like you said, would be you might need a longer cylinder but that is going to impede your opening capacity then. Thanks alot for the pics, appreciate you taking the time.

Thanks, I appreciate that.

That fact alone changed my mind on it. With it being not be able to bypass I can see aggravation in certain situations. It can wait. I paid off 2 big loans recently so I wanted to get one more item for the business this year. It was either the grapple or re-do the bed on the truck. More...

What did you find that you use most of the time, the BMG or the grapple rake? I don't like the fact that it cant grab tight on a 8" log.

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Just called, about 200lbs.

Don't forget it's mini! It's 27" wide, he has a 38" version, not sure how much an extra 5.5" on each side is gonna help much...for almost and extra $300. I think a grand is fair, between steel and time.

Since I put F550 rear leaf springs on my F350, I gained a lot more weight capacity. With the leafs I also gained about a 3" rear lift. Loading logs with the mini grapple seems somewhat of a challenge lately. I was thinking with a grapple bucket/rake, I can gain more lifting capacity, plus...